Assessment and ongoing treatment for mental health conditions, including those that occur alongside a substance use disorder.
What this includes
- A comprehensive assessment and psychiatric evaluation covering your symptoms, history, risks, and supports
- Diagnosis, and an individualized treatment plan you help build
- Psychiatric medication management, where medication is clinically indicated
- Standardized screening to track symptoms and whether treatment is working
- Safety and suicide-risk assessment where clinically indicated
- Education about your diagnosis, your medication, and coping strategies
- Follow-up appointments scheduled to clinical need — more often when something changes, less often as things settle
- Coordination and referral to your primary care provider and other treating clinicians, with your consent
Why we treat both together
Mental health conditions and substance use disorders frequently occur together, and each makes the other harder to treat in isolation. Treating them in the same plan, by the same team, is what “integrated treatment” means, and it is the approach this clinic is built around.
Conditions we treat
We evaluate and treat behavioral health conditions that fall within the scope and competency of our licensed practitioners, including:
- Depression and depressive disorders
- Anxiety disorders
- Panic symptoms and panic disorder
- Trauma- and stressor-related disorders
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Mood disorders
- Co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
- Other psychiatric and behavioral health conditions suitable for outpatient treatment
That list is not a door policy. Whether we can take on a particular condition — and keep treating it — depends on your clinical needs, the services we have available, and whether outpatient care is the right level for you. If it is not, we will say so and help you reach somewhere that is.
Getting started
Call (859) 303-5794 during office hours, walk in Monday to Friday between 8:00 am and 4:30 pm, or request a callback. You do not need a referral.