What we treat
Most people reach out not with a diagnosis in hand, but with a feeling that something isn't right and hasn't been for a while. You don't have to have it figured out, or be at your lowest, to ask for help. If any of this sounds like what you're carrying, we can help.
Anxiety and panic. The worry that won't quiet down, the racing heart, the sense that something is about to go wrong.
Depression. The heaviness that won't lift, the loss of interest in things you used to enjoy, the effort it takes just to start the day.
Insomnia. Lying awake when you're exhausted, and paying for it the next day.
Bipolar disorder. The swings between too much and too little, and the work of finding steady ground.
PTSD and trauma. When something you lived through still shapes how you feel, sleep, and react today.
ADHD. Trouble focusing, tasks that pile up, the feeling of always running behind on your own life.
OCD. Thoughts that loop, and rituals that promise relief but keep asking for more.
Life transitions and stress. Big changes, loss, or burnout, the stretches when your usual ways of coping stop working.
If what you're facing isn't on this list, reach out anyway. We're happy to help you figure out the right next step, whether that's with us or someone in our network.
How we help
We provide psychiatric medication management, but never on autopilot. We take the time to understand what you're experiencing, explain the options in plain language, and build a plan with you, not for you. When it helps, we coordinate with your therapist or primary care provider, so your care works as one and not in pieces.
A few things to know
We care for adults 18 and older
Visits are telehealth, so you'll need to be located in California at the time of your appointment.
We are not an emergency or crisis service. If you are in crisis, thinking about harming yourself, or in danger, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or call 911.
Whenever you're ready, we're here. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out as new appointments open.