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Medication Management
Medication management
Psychiatric medication management for adults 18+, including evaluation, prescribing when appropriate, and ongoing follow-up with our psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner.
What can medication management help with?
Psychiatric medication may help manage symptoms that interfere with mood, concentration, relationships, work and everyday life.
Our provider works with adults experiencing concerns such as:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- OCD
- Disordered eating (anorexia, etc.)
- Mood concerns
- Trauma-related symptoms
- Sleep concerns related to mental health
- Other psychiatric or emotional concerns
Treatment recommendations are individualized based on your symptoms, history and needs.
What to expect
Your first appointment focuses on understanding your symptoms, treatment history, current and previous medications, medical history and goals.
Your provider will discuss treatment options with you and, when medication is appropriate, develop an individualized plan.
Follow-up appointments are used to monitor progress, effectiveness and side effects and to make adjustments when clinically appropriate.
What can medication management help with?
Medication and psychotherapy can each play a role in mental health treatment. Some people benefit from medication alone, while others find that combining medication with therapy provides additional support.
When appropriate and with your permission, your medication provider can coordinate care with your therapist, physician or other members of your healthcare team.
Medication and therapy
Medication and psychotherapy can each play a role in mental health treatment. Some people benefit from medication alone, while others find that combining medication with therapy provides additional support.
When appropriate and with your permission, your medication provider can coordinate care with your therapist, physician or other members of your healthcare team.