Psychiatric Evaluation

A psychiatric evaluation reviews your symptoms, history, prior treatment, and goals to clarify diagnosis and inform the plan — including whether medication is indicated and at what cadence to follow up. It is the starting point for medication management and a key part of day one in our programs.

For complex pictures like bipolar disorder or treatment-resistant depression, an accurate evaluation matters: it is what prevents, for example, antidepressant monotherapy in someone whose mood instability calls for a mood stabilizer first.