Psychiatric Medication Management

Adults whose symptoms affect daily life, work or relationships, people who want a second opinion on their current medication, and anyone who has tried therapy alone and wants to explore whether medication could help.

The first visit is a full psychiatric evaluation. We review your symptoms, medical and mental health history, past and current medications, and your goals. You leave with a clear plan and time to ask questions.

Follow-ups are usually more frequent while we start or change a medication, then spaced out once you feel stable. We set the schedule together based on how you are doing.

Yes. All visits take place by secure, private video, so you can receive consistent psychiatric care from home, in English or Russian.

Not always, but medication and therapy often work best together. With your permission, we can coordinate with your therapist, or suggest therapy options if they would help.

Yes. We can review medications prescribed by another provider, check for interactions and side effects, and recommend whether to continue, adjust or change your treatment.

Tell us between visits. Side effects and slow responses are common in the first weeks, and we can adjust the dose, timing or medication. Never stop a psychiatric medication suddenly without talking to your provider.