Mental Health Conditions We Treat in Tyler, TX

We treat the full range of adult mental health conditions, including depression, treatment-resistant depression, anxiety disorders, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, panic disorder, and substance use disorders.

If you don't see your specific concern listed, reach out anyway. Our providers can let you know whether we're the right fit or help point you toward appropriate care.

No. Many patients come to us without a diagnosis, and that's completely normal.

A psychiatric evaluation is the first step. A board-certified provider assesses your symptoms, history, and goals, then works with you toward an accurate diagnosis and a plan.

Treatment that hasn't worked yet is common, especially with depression, and it doesn't mean nothing will help.

We focus on treatment-resistant depression and offer options such as SPRAVATO® (esketamine) therapy and pharmacogenomic testing to help guide medication choices.

Many conditions can be managed effectively through our secure telepsychiatry platform, which serves patients across Texas.

Your provider will advise whether telehealth is appropriate for your situation, or whether an in-person visit would serve you better.

Yes. Co-occurring conditions, like depression with anxiety or ADHD with a mood disorder, are very common.

Our integrated, team-based approach is designed to treat the whole picture rather than one symptom at a time.

Yes. Mental health conditions are medical conditions, and most respond well to evidence-based treatment.

Recovery looks different for everyone, but meaningful relief is realistic for the vast majority of people who seek care.

We provide adult psychiatric services, generally for individuals ages 18 and older.

If you're seeking care for a younger family member, contact our office and we'll help point you toward appropriate resources.

Timelines vary by condition, by treatment, and by individual. Some people notice improvement within a few weeks, while others need more time to find the right plan.

Your provider will set realistic expectations at your evaluation and adjust your plan as you progress.

Your first visit is a thorough psychiatric evaluation. Your provider reviews your symptoms, your medical and mental health history, current medications, and your goals for care.

Together you'll discuss possible diagnoses and treatment options, so you leave with a clear sense of next steps.

Yes. Your care is private and protected under applicable health privacy laws.

Limited exceptions exist where the law requires disclosure, such as concerns about immediate safety. Your provider can explain how confidentiality applies to your care.

Our providers offer comprehensive psychiatric care, including evaluation and medication management, and can coordinate therapy as part of your plan.

Whether your care involves medication, therapy, or a combination depends on your diagnosis, your preferences, and your goals.

You can request an appointment through our contact page or call our Tyler office at (430) 288-5800.

If you're unsure where to begin, our team can help you take the first step and answer any questions about getting care.