Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation

Many emotional and attention symptoms overlap. Anxiety can look like ADHD, depression can appear as burnout, and concussion effects may mimic mood disorders. Because treatment depends on the cause, accurate diagnosis is the most important first step.

Below are the most common conditions we evaluate and treat.

Attention & Focus

ADHD in children, adolescents, and adults can present as distractibility, inconsistent performance, frustration tolerance difficulties, or mental fatigue rather than hyperactivity.

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Anxiety

Anxiety often appears as avoidance, irritability, perfectionism, or physical tension rather than worry alone.

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Depression

Depression may involve low energy, loss of interest, emotional numbness, or difficulty initiating tasks rather than sadness alone.

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Concussion & Athlete Mental Health

Athletes frequently experience concentration difficulty, confidence loss, and mood changes after injury even after medical clearance.

→ Sports Psychiatry Page

Medication Evaluation

Medication is considered when appropriate but is not automatically recommended.

→ Medication Management Page

Conditions We Treat (continued)

ADHD (Child and Adult)

Addiction/Substance Abuse

Anxiety

Autism Spectrum Disorders

Behavioral Issues

Bipolar Disorder

Depression

Developmental Disorders

Dual Diagnosis

Eating Disorders

Grief

Learning Disabilities

LGBTQIA and Gender Identity

Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Relationship Issues

Sleep or Insomnia

Suicidal Ideation

Trauma and PTSD

Traumatic Brain Injury/Concussion

Impulse Control Disorders

Mood Disorders

Personality Disorders

Psychosis