Is this confidential?

Yes. Your care is private, and the first call is a confidential conversation with no obligation to book anything. Nothing is shared without your consent beyond what the law requires.

What is medication-assisted treatment?

It’s the use of prescribed medication to reduce cravings and manage withdrawal, so the rest of recovery becomes possible. It’s prescribed and monitored by your psychiatrist and paired with therapy rather than used on its own.

Do I have to stop before I come in?

No. You come as you are. Part of the evaluation is working out what’s safe as a next step, including whether medically supervised withdrawal is needed first. We’ll never ask you to do something unsafe on your own.

Do you treat my depression or anxiety too?

Yes, and that’s the point. Addiction and mental health are treated together here by the same psychiatrists, so nothing falls through the gap between separate providers.

Do you take my insurance?

We’re moving to private insurance, and credentialing is in progress. Tell us your situation on the call, and we’ll tell you where things stand.

Is this a rehab or a programme?

No. This is medical, outpatient psychiatric care from a specialist. It can work alongside other support, and if a higher level of care is safer for you, we’ll say so and help you find it.

What if I’ve tried before and it didn’t work?

Most people we see have. Treating the addiction and the mental health underneath it together, medically, is often what was missing. We’ll be honest with you about what we can and can’t offer.

Addiction Psychiatry

What it is

Medical treatment for alcohol and substance use disorders, led by a board-certified addiction psychiatrist.

What happens

A full evaluation, then a plan that combines medication and therapy, adjusted around how you respond.

The approach

Medication-assisted treatment alongside psychotherapy, not one or the other.

Who's it for

Adults dealing with alcohol dependence or other addictive disorders, often alongside depression or anxiety.

Cost

Evaluation $320. Follow-ups: $160, or $280 with therapy.

Note
We’re moving to private insurance, and credentialing is in progress. Ask on your call, and we’ll tell you where it stands.

Could be a good fit if

Alcohol or substance use is affecting your life and you want it treated medically.
You’ve tried to stop before and it hasn’t held.
Depression, anxiety or ADHD is tied up with it.
You want a doctor, not just a programme.
You’d value medication and therapy together.

We'd check carefully

Where you are right now, and what’s safe as a next step.
Whether medically supervised withdrawal is needed first.
How your mental health fits into the plan.

Is this confidential?
Yes. Your care is private, and the first call is a confidential conversation with no obligation to book anything. Nothing is shared without your consent beyond what the law requires.
What is medication-assisted treatment?
It’s the use of prescribed medication to reduce cravings and manage withdrawal, so the rest of recovery becomes possible. It’s prescribed and monitored by your psychiatrist and paired with therapy rather than used on its own.
Do I have to stop before I come in?
No. You come as you are. Part of the evaluation is working out what’s safe as a next step, including whether medically supervised withdrawal is needed first. We’ll never ask you to do something unsafe on your own.
Do you treat my depression or anxiety too?
Yes, and that’s the point. Addiction and mental health are treated together here by the same psychiatrists, so nothing falls through the gap between separate providers.
Do you take my insurance?
We’re moving to private insurance, and credentialing is in progress. Tell us your situation on the call, and we’ll tell you where things stand.
Is this a rehab or a programme?
No. This is medical, outpatient psychiatric care from a specialist. It can work alongside other support, and if a higher level of care is safer for you, we’ll say so and help you find it.
What if I’ve tried before and it didn’t work?
Most people we see have. Treating the addiction and the mental health underneath it together, medically, is often what was missing. We’ll be honest with you about what we can and can’t offer.