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New Patients

Welcome, we look forward to serving you. We offer both in-person and telehealth options for an initial evaluation.

Adults (18 and over)

Adult - New Evaluation (In-person)

Adult - New Evaluation (Telehealth)

Pediatrics (under age 18)

Child - New Evaluation (In-person)

Child - New Evaluation (Telehealth)

All initial ADHD evaluations must be in-person

Established Patients

Welcome back, we are here for you. You have the option of scheduling through the patient portal or via an option below.

Follow-up Appointment (In-person)

Follow-up Appointment (Telehealth)

How to Prepare for Your First Appointment

Getting ready for a psychiatric evaluation can help make the appointment go smoothly. Here’s how you can prepare:

Write Down Your Feelings: Before your appointment, take a moment to jot down how you’ve been feeling. Include any worries, sadness, or stress you’ve noticed. This will help you remember everything you want to say.
Make a List of Symptoms: Keep a list of symptoms you’ve experienced, like trouble sleeping, changes in eating habits, or feeling very tired. This can help your psychiatric provider understand what you're going through.
Know Your Medicine: If you’re taking any medicine, write down the name and how much you take. Also, note any vitamins or supplements you’re using.
Family History: Think about your family’s mental health history. If family members have had similar issues, it’s good to share this with your doctor.
Bring a Friend: It’s okay to bring a trusted friend or family member with you for support. They can help remember what’s discussed during the appointment.
Be Honest: During the appointment, be honest about your feelings and symptoms. Remember, the doctor is there to help you, and being truthful helps them help you better.

Remember

Preparing for your appointment can make you feel more at ease and ensure you get the best help possible. You’re taking an important step towards feeling better!