Specialized support for what you're carrying.

Persistent worry, panic attacks, social anxiety, health anxiety, restlessness, or a body that stays braced for something.

Treatment may include medication, referral for therapy, and practical work on sleep and stimulant intake.

Low mood, exhaustion that sleep doesn't fix, loss of interest, difficulty concentrating, appetite and weight changes, hopelessness.

Includes treatment-resistant depression and depression that shows up mostly as irritability or numbness rather than sadness.

Difficulty with focus, organization, time, follow-through and impulsivity — in adults diagnosed as children and in adults finding out for the first time in their thirties or forties.

Evaluation is thorough. We don't diagnose ADHD in a single fifteen-minute conversation.

Flashbacks, nightmares, hypervigilance, avoidance, emotional numbing and disrupted sleep, following a single event or long-term exposure.

We coordinate closely with trauma-focused therapists, since medication works best alongside therapy for trauma.

Mood cycling between depression and elevated, expansive or irritable states. Includes bipolar I, bipolar II, and evaluation when antidepressants have produced an unexpected response.

The focus is mood stabilization and preventing future episodes, not just treating the current one.

Overwhelm, depletion and loss of function that follow from circumstances rather than illness — job strain, caregiving, grief, divorce, relocation, chronic medical illness.

Sometimes the answer is medication. Often it isn't, and we'll say so.