One team treats the whole person.
Care that treats your whole self — mind and body.
Our care follows the biopsychosocial model. Your body, your mind and your life each affect how you feel — and each affects the others. So before we recommend any treatment, we look at all three.
Biological — your body and brain
Genes, brain chemistry, sleep, hormones, inflammation, past injuries and how your body responds to medication.
Psychological — your thoughts and habits
Beliefs, coping patterns, trauma, attention, personality and the stories you tell yourself.
Social — your relationships and surroundings
Family, partners, work or duty, money, culture and community — the systems you live inside every day.
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Whole-person assessment
We look at all three parts of the picture: your body and brain (sleep, health, medications), your mind (mood, attention, trauma, habits) and your life (relationships, work, stress and support).
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Team review & diagnosis
Psychiatric providers, psychologists and therapists review your results together, adding testing when it sharpens the picture.
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Your Whole-Person plan
The mix of biological, psychological and social care that fits your diagnosis, your goals and your life.
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Measure & adjust
Validated check-ins at each stage; the plan steps up or down as you progress.
The more of the person we treat, the more people get better.
improved with comprehensive care — psychiatry, therapy and wellness together.
MHCA patients with clinically significant depression, anxiety or PTSD and two or more validated assessments (PHQ-9, GAD-7, PCL-5), Jan 2024 – May 2026; n=629. Improvement = first vs. most recent score. Descriptive data, not a controlled study; individual results vary.