Do I have to take medication?

No. Some people come for therapy alone, some for medication, some for both. What fits is worked out with you at the evaluation - nothing is pushed on you.

What’s the advantage of one doctor doing both?

Your medication and your therapy are planned by the same person, with the full picture. Changes are made in context, nothing gets lost between separate providers, and you don’t have to keep re-explaining yourself.

What kind of therapy do you offer?

Mainly CBT, mindfulness-based strategies, acceptance and commitment therapy and existential therapy. Your psychiatrist draws on what suits you rather than applying one method to everyone.

How long are sessions, and how often?

A full evaluation runs about an hour. Ongoing sessions are typically 25 or 55 minutes, depending on whether therapy is part of that visit. How often you meet is agreed with you.

Do you treat ADHD, OCD or PTSD?

Yes - alongside depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. Because it’s one practice, anything that overlaps is treated together rather than referred out.

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.

Can you help my teenager?

Yes. Child and adolescent care is led by Dr. Nandakumar, who is fellowship-trained in this specialty. Please note that TMS treatment specifically is available for patients aged 15 and older.

Psychotherapy & Medication Management

What it is

Psychotherapy and medication management delivered together by a board-certified psychiatrist.

What happens

A full evaluation, then a plan that combines talking therapy and medication, adjusted as you go.

The difference

The same doctor does both. No splitting your care between a therapist and a separate prescriber.

Approaches

CBT, mindfulness-based strategies, acceptance and commitment therapy, and existential therapy.

Cost

Evaluation $320. Follow-ups $160, or $280 for a 55-minute session 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.

It could be a good fit if:

You want therapy and medication handled together, not separately.
You’re tired of repeating your story to different providers.
Medication alone, or therapy alone, hasn’t been enough.
You’d value a doctor who does both.
You’re dealing with depression, anxiety, bipolar, or ADHD.

We'd talk through

What you’re hoping to change, and what’s realistic.
Whether medication, therapy, or both fit best.
How often you’d meet, and for how long.

Do I have to take medication?
No. Some people come for therapy alone, some for medication, some for both. What fits is worked out with you at the evaluation - nothing is pushed on you.
What’s the advantage of one doctor doing both?
Your medication and your therapy are planned by the same person, with the full picture. Changes are made in context, nothing gets lost between separate providers, and you don’t have to keep re-explaining yourself.
What kind of therapy do you offer?
Mainly CBT, mindfulness-based strategies, acceptance and commitment therapy and existential therapy. Your psychiatrist draws on what suits you rather than applying one method to everyone.
How long are sessions, and how often?
A full evaluation runs about an hour. Ongoing sessions are typically 25 or 55 minutes, depending on whether therapy is part of that visit. How often you meet is agreed with you.
Do you treat ADHD, OCD or PTSD?
Yes - alongside depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. Because it’s one practice, anything that overlaps is treated together rather than referred out.
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.
Can you help my teenager?
Yes. Child and adolescent care is led by Dr. Nandakumar, who is fellowship-trained in this specialty. Please note that TMS treatment specifically is available for patients aged 15 and older.