What We Treat

Conditions We Treat

Patients may seek care for common or complex mental health concerns. Symptoms can overlap, and you do not need to know your diagnosis before reaching out for an evaluation.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Addiction

Support for substance-use concerns and related mental health needs.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

ADHD

Attention, focus, impulsivity and executive-functioning concerns.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Anxiety

Excessive worry, tension, fear and related physical symptoms.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Psychiatric support for autism and co-occurring mental health concerns.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Bipolar Disorder

Evaluation and care for significant changes in mood, energy and activity.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Depression

Persistent sadness, loss of interest, low energy and related concerns.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Eating Disorders

Psychiatric support as part of coordinated care for eating-related concerns.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Gender Dysphoria

Compassionate mental health support centered on individual needs and well-being.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Grief & Stress Management

Support for loss, major life changes, caregiver stress and overwhelming circumstances.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Intrusive thoughts, compulsions, rituals and related anxiety symptoms.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Mood Disorders

Assessment of significant changes in mood, energy and emotional regulation.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Panic Disorder

Panic attacks, anticipatory anxiety and symptoms affecting daily functioning.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Support for trauma-related distress, avoidance, intrusive memories and hypervigilance.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Psychotic Disorders

Evaluation and treatment for symptoms affecting perception, thinking and functioning.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Reproductive Psychiatry

Mental health support related to pregnancy, postpartum and reproductive transitions.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Schizophrenia

Ongoing psychiatric evaluation, treatment and support for schizophrenia.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Schizoaffective Disorder

Care for symptoms involving both mood episodes and psychotic symptoms.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

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WHAT WE TREAT

Women’s Mental Health

Individualized care for mental health concerns influenced by life and reproductive transitions.

When an evaluation may help

If symptoms are persistent, distressing, or affecting relationships, school, work, sleep, health, or everyday functioning, a professional mental health evaluation may help clarify what is happening and what support may be appropriate.

Individualized care

Care begins with understanding symptoms, history, current concerns, previous treatment experiences and personal goals. Depending on individual needs, recommendations may involve psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, coordinated care, or a combination of approaches.

You do not need to diagnose yourself before contacting SCPG. A professional evaluation can help clarify symptoms and determine an appropriate next step.