Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation
A structured, in-depth assessment of your mental health, medical history, lifestyle, and current concerns. This includes diagnostic clarification, symptom patterns, and a personalized treatment plan.

Clinical Assessment
A focused evaluation used during follow-ups or targeted concerns to reassess symptoms, functioning, and treatment response.

Standardized Rating Scales
Evidence-based questionnaires used to better understand symptom severity (e.g., anxiety, depression, ADHD) and track progress over time.

ADHD Evaluation (Adults & Adolescents)
A comprehensive review of attention, executive functioning, and behavioral patterns across settings.

• Adults: Focus on work performance, organization, time management, and life patterns

• Adolescents: Includes input from parents/school, academic performance, and developmental history

Objective Attention Testing
When appropriate, structured computerized testing may be used to support attention and focus assessment.

Medication Management
Thoughtful use of medications when appropriate, with a focus on effectiveness, tolerability, and long-term outcomes. Care is collaborative and regularly reassessed.

Psychotherapy (Integrated into Visits)
Brief, practical therapy approaches are often incorporated into sessions to support real-life change.

• Supportive Therapy – Stabilization, emotional support, and coping

• Motivational Interviewing – Enhancing readiness for change

• Solution-Focused Therapy – Goal-oriented, practical problem-solving

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – Thought and behavior restructuring

• Behavioral Activation – Increasing meaningful activity to improve mood

• Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) – Psychological flexibility and values-based action

Integrative Psychiatry
A whole-person approach that considers mental, physical, and lifestyle factors in treatment.

Mind–Body Medicine
Techniques that support the connection between mental and physical health, including stress regulation, sleep optimization, and nervous system balance.

Nutrition & Supplements
When appropriate, targeted nutrition and evidence-informed supplements may be discussed to support mood, energy, and cognitive function.

Labs & Genetic Testing
Lab work may be used to identify contributing factors (e.g., thyroid, vitamin levels). Pharmacogenetic testing may be considered in select cases to help guide medication decisions.

Consultation & Second Opinions
Independent review of diagnoses or treatment plans to provide clarity, reassurance, or alternative strategies.

Collaboration & Referral
Coordination with therapists, primary care providers, schools, or specialists to ensure comprehensive care.

ADHD Support
Includes evaluation, diagnosis, and ongoing support for focus, organization, and performance across school, work, and daily life.

CREYOS TESTING

Improve Clinical Confidence with Objective ADHD Assessment

A more efficient ADHD assessment, without sacrificing accuracy. Creyos empowers clinicians with the data to objectively evaluate ADHD symptoms, differentiate mental health disorders, and guide effective treatment planning.

Letters & Documentation
Provided when clinically appropriate and based on established treatment relationships.

• Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Letters
  Issued in accordance with clinical guidelines when criteria are met

• Work or School Notes
  May include recommendations for accommodations or time off when medically necessary