Conditions We Treat

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Common conditions we treat

Our multidisciplinary team — psychiatrists, psychologists, physician assistants, and counselors — treats the full range of common mental and behavioral health conditions.

ADD & ADHD

Trouble with focus, impulse control, and organization that affects work, school, or relationships — in adults and children.

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Addictions

Compulsive use of substances or behaviors that interferes with daily life. Recovery-focused, non-judgmental care.

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Anxiety

Persistent worry, panic, or fear that disrupts work, sleep, or relationships. Includes generalized anxiety and panic disorders.

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Bipolar Disorder

Cycles of mood, energy, and activity that range from depressive lows to manic or hypomanic highs.

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Chronic Pain

Pain that persists beyond expected healing and impacts mood, sleep, and quality of life — treated with a mind-body approach.

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Depression

Ongoing sadness, low energy, or loss of interest that affects daily functioning. Often co-occurs with anxiety.

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Eating Disorders

Disordered patterns around food, body image, or weight that need coordinated medical and clinical support.

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Insomnia

Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or getting restful sleep — despite adequate time in bed.

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OCD

Intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors that consume time and create distress in daily life.

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Personality Disorders

Long-standing patterns of thinking and relating that cause difficulty in relationships and daily functioning.

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Post-Concussion

Lingering symptoms after a head injury — headaches, fatigue, mood changes, and trouble with focus or memory.

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PTSD

Distress, intrusive memories, hypervigilance, and avoidance after experiencing or witnessing trauma.

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Substance Abuse

Problematic use of alcohol or drugs that affects health, work, or relationships. Coordinated medical + counseling care.

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TBI

Cognitive, emotional, and physical effects from a traumatic brain injury — recent or past.

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Trauma

Emotional impact of difficult or threatening experiences. We treat acute and complex trauma in adults.

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Our clinical team treats the full range of mental and behavioral health concerns.