Getting care
- How to Choose a Psychiatrist or Psychiatric Provider
Choosing a psychiatrist is easier when you break it into steps. - How Medication Management Appointments Work: What to Expect
After your first psychiatric evaluation, most of your care happens in shorter medication management appointments. - Signs You May Need a Psychiatrist
Wondering whether your symptoms are serious enough to see a psychiatrist? There is no threshold you have to reach. - Mental Health Resources for Veterans in the Lowcountry and Midlands
South Carolina has one of the highest concentrations of veterans in the country, clustered around Joint Base Charleston, Parris Island, MCAS Beaufort, Fort Jackson and Shaw Air Force Base. - How to Help a Teen Who Refuses Therapy
A teenager who is clearly struggling and flatly refuses help puts parents in an impossible spot. - Telepsychiatry in Florida: How It Works and Who It Is Right For
Telepsychiatry has moved from a pandemic workaround to a standard way of receiving psychiatric care in Florida. - What Happens at Your First Psychiatrist Appointment
Most people are nervous before a first psychiatric appointment because they do not know what will happen in the room. - Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner vs Psychiatrist
Psychiatric nurse practitioners now deliver a large share of outpatient psychiatric care in the United States, and many patients are unsure what the difference is. - Psychiatrist vs Psychologist: Which One Do You Need?
Psychiatrists and psychologists both treat mental health conditions, but their training, tools and typical roles differ.
You do not have to figure it out alone.
Tell us how to reach you and our scheduling team will help you explore appointment options. Most new patients are seen within one to two weeks, in person or by video. Medicare and most plans accepted; self-pay new-patient visits are $185.