Why specialized care matters
A psychiatry team trained in military cultural competency
The transition out of uniform, whether from a combat deployment, a long shift on the engine, or a career in law enforcement, can leave invisible wounds that standard primary care isn't equipped to address. PTSD, moral injury, depression, substance misuse, and chronic sleep disruption rarely show up alone, and they rarely respond to a single prescription.
Our clinical team includes civilians, veterans, and retired first responders. We've built our care model around what service members actually need: privacy, continuity, and a provider who understands the language and the load. Whether you're seeking a first evaluation or a second opinion after years of trial-and-error, we meet you where you are.
What we treat
Comprehensive psychiatric care for the issues that follow service
Evaluation, medication management, and psychotherapy, coordinated under one virtual roof.
PTSD & Combat Trauma
Trauma-focused psychiatric care that combines medication management with evidence-based therapy for combat-related PTSD, moral injury, and operational stress.
Depression & Anxiety
Comprehensive evaluation and treatment for the depression, panic, and persistent anxiety that often surface during transition to civilian life.
TBI & Cognitive Support
Assessment and care for cognitive, sleep, and mood symptoms that follow traumatic brain injury or repeated blast exposure.
Family & Relationship Care
Couples and family sessions that help spouses and children navigate the ripple effects of deployment, injury, and reintegration.
Substance Use & Recovery
Confidential support for alcohol, opioid, and stimulant misuse, including medication-assisted treatment when clinically appropriate.
Sleep, Nightmares & Hypervigilance
Targeted treatment for insomnia, recurrent nightmares, and the chronic hypervigilance that disrupts daily functioning.
How care works
A clear, individualized treatment plan from day one
Every veteran begins with a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, typically 30 minutes, with a board-certified provider. We review your service history, current symptoms, prior treatments, and goals, and discuss the full menu of evidence-based options: SSRIs and SNRIs, prazosin for nightmares, non-stimulant ADHD medications, trauma-focused therapy, and (where clinically appropriate) advanced interventions such as ketamine therapy or Spravato.
Follow-up cadence is built around your life, not ours. Most veterans meet with their psychiatrist every two to four weeks during stabilization, then transition to monthly or quarterly maintenance. Therapy can be added in parallel with the same team, so your medication provider and therapist stay aligned.
What you can expect from us
- Trauma-informed care from clinicians trained in military cultural competency.
- Same psychiatrist and therapist long-term, no rotating provider roulette.
- Confidential telehealth visits from your home, base housing, or station.
- Evidence-based medication management with realistic, plain-language education.
- Coordination with VA, primary care, and command-approved providers when you authorize it.
Our commitments
Four principles that shape every visit
Safety
A secure, judgment-free space for both physical and emotional well-being, from the privacy of your home.
Trustworthiness
Transparent treatment plans, clear expectations, and respectful communication at every step.
Choice & Collaboration
Your values and preferences guide the plan. You stay in the driver's seat of every clinical decision.
Empowerment
Care that builds self-advocacy and long-term skills, not dependence on a single medication or provider.