Conditions We Treat
From mood and anxiety disorders to hormone-related changes, we integrate psychiatry, selected labs, and lifestyle medicine for patients served from Hollywood, Florida.
Integrated Care Plans
Every plan we create includes mindset support, medication management, labs, and hormone or lifestyle interventions personalised to your season of life.
Specialized Program
Diagnostic interviews and medication plans for major depression, bipolar spectrum illness, cyclothymia, and seasonal mood change — with labs when the history suggests a medical mimic.
Specialized Program
Workups for GAD, panic, social anxiety, and acute stress that separate psychiatric anxiety from thyroid, cardiac, caffeine, and withdrawal mimics.
Specialized Program
Adult and adolescent ADHD assessments that use developmental history, rating scales, and a medical screen — not a 10-minute stimulant refill.
Specialized Program
Outpatient coordination for schizophrenia-spectrum and related psychoses when the person is stable enough for clinic care, with honest limits on what telehealth can do.
Specialized Program
Psychiatric coordination for patients whose eating and body-image distress sits alongside mood, anxiety, or hormone care — not a standalone residential eating-disorder program.
Specialized Program
Psychiatric sleep plans for insomnia secondary to mood, anxiety, trauma, or hormones — with referral when apnea, narcolepsy, or a primary sleep clinic is the right next step.
Specialized Program
PMDD, perimenopausal mood change, and postpartum depression/anxiety evaluated as psychiatric diagnoses with a reproductive-hormone overlay — not as a boutique pellet clinic.
Ready To Feel Better?
Book a discovery call to clarify diagnoses, discuss labs, and schedule your first session—most patients start within a week.
Reviewed 2026-09-21. This information is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It does not establish a provider-patient relationship. Always seek care from a qualified clinician for questions about a medical or psychiatric condition. If you are in crisis, call 988 or go to the nearest emergency department.
