Mental Health Evaluations and Services Explained

Resiliency Mental Health offers a complimentary Meet and Greet for women seeking perinatal, midlife, or concierge psychiatric care. Let’s connect and see if we’re a good fit. This brief call is a chance to share what’s bringing you in, ask questions, and learn more about how I work and what membership options look like. Whether you’re navigating pregnancy, postpartum changes, anxiety, depression, ADHD, or midlife transitions, this conversation helps determine the best next step for personalized psychiatric services and ongoing follow up care. Designed exclusively for women seeking relationship-centered, direct-access mental health care.

A comprehensive psychiatric evaluation for women wondering if they have ADHD or seeking an updated treatment plan. We explore lifelong patterns of inattention, executive dysfunction, emotional regulation, and how symptoms impact work, relationships, and motherhood. This evaluation also addresses ADHD treatment considerations during preconception, pregnancy, and postpartum, including safety, risks, and medication options. If it’s not ADHD, we clarify what may be contributing and outline next steps. Thoughtful, evidence-informed care designed for women navigating real-life demands.

Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation for women in preconception, pregnancy, or postpartum. We assess depression, anxiety, OCD, bipolar spectrum symptoms, and medication considerations during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Together we review treatment options, risks, benefits, and supportive resources so you can make informed decisions with confidence. You do not have to navigate these transitions alone. Specialized perinatal psychiatric care designed exclusively for women.

Postpartum depression is more than “baby blues.” Women deserve prompt, thorough evaluation — not weeks on a waitlist or a rushed 15-minute visit. Early assessment allows timely treatment, often within the first weeks of symptom onset. We review mood changes, anxiety, sleep disruption, intrusive thoughts, and treatment options tailored to breastfeeding and recovery. You deserve to be seen when you need support. Compassionate, relationship-centered postpartum psychiatric care.

Hormonal transitions can significantly impact anxiety and OCD symptoms. This comprehensive evaluation explores patterns, triggers, intrusive thoughts, perfectionism, and high-functioning anxiety — especially in women balancing motherhood, careers, and caregiving. You are not “crazy.” You are human. Together we identify contributing factors and develop personalized treatment options, including medication and therapeutic strategies that support long-term stability.

A detailed psychiatric evaluation assessing mood instability, hypomania or mania, depressive episodes, mixed features, sleep patterns, and family history. Bipolar disorder in women can present differently across reproductive stages. Accurate diagnosis is essential for safe and effective treatment, particularly during pregnancy and postpartum. We create a clear diagnostic picture and a thoughtful treatment plan tailored to your life stage.

Personalized psychiatric medication management focused on precision and safety. We review drug–drug interactions, drug–disease interactions, hormonal influences, and metabolic factors that affect how medications work in your body. If something worked for years and no longer does, we investigate why. Specialized training in ketamine infusions, Spravato, and TMS for treatment-resistant depression. GeneSight pharmacogenomic testing available when appropriate. Collaborative, in-depth care — never rushed.

GeneSight pharmacogenomic testing is a simple cheek swab that helps us understand how your body processes certain psychiatric medications. The test can be ordered during your initial evaluation or at a follow-up appointment. Once ordered, a kit is shipped directly to your home. You complete a quick oral swab and return it using the prepaid FedEx package.

Results are typically available within several days and are released to both you and your provider as soon as they are ready. We review and interpret the results together at a follow-up visit to ensure they are understood in the context of your diagnosis and clinical history.

This test does not tell us your diagnosis and it does not identify the “best” medication for you. Instead, it provides insight into how you metabolize medications and whether you may be more likely to experience side effects or reduced effectiveness. This can help explain why certain medications may not have worked well in the past.

GeneSight results are used to help guide treatment decisions alongside your diagnosis, which remains the foundation for selecting evidence-based treatment options.

Testing may be billed through insurance, but coverage varies. We recommend checking your individual benefits plan to understand potential out-of-pocket costs.

In some cases, laboratory testing may be recommended to better understand your symptoms or to rule out underlying medical conditions that could be contributing to mood, anxiety, or cognitive changes. Labs are typically sent to your primary care provider’s office for collection or to a laboratory of your choice, such as LabCorp. Laboratory services are generally billed directly to your insurance; however, coverage varies and not all tests are fully covered. We recommend checking with your insurance plan to understand potential out-of-pocket costs. 

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