Traditional psychiatry clinics offer short, rushed appointments that can leave you feeling unheard and overmedicated.

Our focus is integrating your current mental health treatment plan, such as therapy, with a broader treatment such as the use of medication to allow you to access deeper healing. We offer an hour long new patient appointment and 30 min follow ups. This time ensures you can discuss your feelings with your provider to ensure you are receiving adequate treatment.

We accept most major insurances, including Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Medicare, SoonerCare, United Healthcare, UMR, HealthChoice, Aetna, and Cigna

*We are in the process of accepting Humana

Don't let working hours dictate your mental healthcare. We are open on evenings and weekends to accommodate!

Current hours: Mon, Tues & Thur 5:30-8pm and Sundays 8am-3pm and other times by appointment.

We are currently scheduling new patients within 2 weeks of the time you submit your new patient paperwork.

All patients are informed about our rescheduling/cancellation policy prior to making an appointment. Our policy states that if you cancel within 24 hours of your appointment, or no show your appointment with no notice, you will be responsible for the cash rate for the reserved time.

Short or no notice does not allow us to fill your reserved time with another patient.

Cash rate: $300 for 1 hour - $150 for 30 minutes.

You may reschedule/cancel by calling, texting, or emailing us.

We do not offer standalone weekly psychotherapy, however our 30 minute follow ups are designed to give time to discuss medications as well as engage in talk therapy about other issues. We develop treatment plans that emphasize quality sleep, relationships, movement and other factors that combine to help you on the journey to optimal mental health.

A counselor offers therapy appointments, often scheduled weekly, that focus on addressing relationship challenges, anxiety, and stress.

A psychiatrist is a physician who specializes in mental health who can prescribe and adjust medication treatments, and can perform psychotherapy. Frequently, a patient will utilize a psychiatrist for medication management and a separate therapist for regularly scheduled talk therapy.

We do not prescribe controlled substances including, but not limited to, benzodiazepines like Xanax and Klonopin or any opioid pain medications. While these medications are clinically appropriate in many circumstances, it is not our specialty. If you feel you need them, we recommend you establish care with a clinic that does prescribe these medications. Patients who choose to see us with the expectation of receiving a prescription for a controlled substance anyway will not be refunded for the appointment cost.