Evidence-Based Psychiatric Medication Management
Care that’s careful, collaborative, and clear. We use medications thoughtfully, monitor closely, and adjust together—so your plan fits your life. Telehealth in Colorado and New Mexico; in-person in
How medication management works
- Start with clarity. We review your history, current symptoms, past trials, labs, and goals.
- Choose the lowest-effective option. We explain benefits, risks, and alternatives so you can decide confidently.
- Follow up & fine-tune. Early visits every 2-4 weeks, then space out as you stabilize. We’ll adjust dose/timing, manage side effects, and integrate skills-based therapy when helpful.
Conditions we treat
- Anxiety disorders
- Depressive disorders
- Bipolar disorders
- PTSD / trauma-related symptoms
- Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- Psychotic disorders
We do not perform ADHD evaluations or prescribe stimulants.
Safety-first prescribing
- We do not initiate Schedule II stimulants and do not start new benzodiazepines.
- If you’re already taking a controlled medication, we’ll review risks/benefits, discuss alternatives, and coordinate care responsibly.
- We favor medications with strong evidence and clear monitoring plans.
Labs & coordination
When indicated, we’ll order labs (e.g., thyroid, metabolic monitoring) and collaborate with your PCP, specialist or therapist so your care feels seamless.
Where we see patients
- Telehealth: statewide in Colorado and New Mexico
- In-person: Houston and Katy (see scheduling for current days)
Fees, insurance & scheduling
See our Insurance & Billing page for current fees. Go to Book an Appointment for availability or call the office—we’re happy to answer questions before you book.
FAQs:
Typically every 2-4 weeks at the start; less often once you’re stable.
Yes—telehealth across Colorado & New Mexico, plus in-person appointments in Houston & Katy (subject to schedule).
No. We don’t provide ADHD evaluations or stimulant prescribing. We can share referrals if that’s your main need.
Yes. Many patients combine medication management with supportive, skills-focused psychotherapy.
We’ll adjust—dose changes, timing tweaks, switching agents, or adding non-medication strategies.