Yes, we are accepting new patients.

We offer telehealth appointments to residents of Virginia only.

In-person appointments are available to Virginia residents who prefer to be seen in-person at our Chesapeake office and are required for residents of North Carolina.

No. As a small psychiatry practice, we do not offer any fees other than what is published on our website.

We do offer psychological testing through a referral partnership with a local clinical psychologist.

Psychological testing by a board-certified clinical psychologist is considered the gold standard for patient care.

We want our patients to know the exact cost of their treatment, with no hidden fees or surprise charges for phone calls, consultations with other providers, refills, or paperwork.

Unlike insurance-based providers, we don’t follow restrictive care plans, ensuring you receive the care you need on your terms.

By not accepting insurance, our patients are able to control what information their insurance company receives about their mental health.

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNP) hold a master’s degree or a doctorate in nursing.

A psychiatrist is a physician who has attended medical school and completed a residency program with a specialization in psychiatry.

New Patient Appointments allow for a comprehensive assessment to evaluate your current health status, along with a detailed review of any previous medical records to ensure continuity of care. This appointment also includes the initiation of appropriate referrals to specialists, if needed, and the ordering of relevant labs or tests to help guide your treatment plan.

In addition, it supports the development of a collaborative treatment plan that may include medication management, self-care practices, and holistic approaches tailored to your unique needs.

Prescriptions for the first month of treatment will be sent to your pharmacy of choice when indicated. This all-inclusive approach ensures that all aspects of your well-being — mental, physical, and emotional — are addressed in a thoughtful and personalized manner.

Medication management patients are typically seen monthly until the right dosage is established, then we move to quarterly.

Therapy patients are typically seen weekly or bi-weekly, but is based upon each patient’s needs.

Yes. Both of our providers are able to prescribe controlled medications.