Whether you’re wondering if medication is right for you or if you want to switch to a more compassionate provider, P.S. Psychiatry is here to help. We work with most mental health concerns that individuals struggle with, so if you feel like one of the following conditions is what you’re experiencing, reach out today.
Zoning out, being unable to pay attention, or being scattered and jumping from tsak to task can all be symptoms of ADHD.
When thoughts consume your brain, and you can't seem to get them to slow down or stop - there is help.
From high functioning to profound development dealys, your child deserves the highest quality of care.
The highs and lows can be difficult to nagivate alone. Regaining balance and control back in your life is possible.
Big emotions that you feel deeply is nothing to be ashamed about. Gaining more control over them can be helpful.
All children get in trouble, but if yours is showing aggression or other dangerous behiavors, it could be something greater.
Depression is more than just being sad, and it's not something you can "just get over."
Grief can come from all different types of loss, and there is no wrong way to feel about your loss.
The obsessive thoughts and urges to relieve them can be debilitating, but it is possible to take back control.
Children not listening is one thing, but if their defiance seems extreme, it could be something greater.
Hallucinations, delusions, or other unpleasant experiences can be difficult to talk about, but we’re here to help.
Regardless of your gender or identity, sexual health doesn’t discriminate, and neither do we. We’re here to help without judgment.
No matter how slight or profound your symptoms are, we want you to feel comfortable and confident in front of others.
Experiencing something traumatic can be a life-changing event with symptoms lasting days, weeks, months, or even years.
Struggling with extreme fatigue that doesn't improve with rest can impact your daily life and mental health.
Persistent symptoms following Covid-19 infection can lead to ongoing physical and mental health challenges.
Sports-related concussions can have lasting effects on your mental health, including mood changes and cognitive difficulties.
Facing a cancer diagnosis can lead to mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, and emotional distress.
Chronic pain and fatigue from fibromyalgia can take a toll on your mental well-being, causing stress and depression.
The transition to menopause can bring about significant mental health issues, including mood swings and anxiety.
PCOS can affect your mental health, leading to symptoms like depression and anxiety.
DMDD involves severe irritability, anger, and frequent temper outbursts that impact daily life.
POTS can lead to significant mental health challenges due to its physical symptoms.