Accurate diagnosis is often the turning point between feeling stuck and finally moving toward relief. My mental health diagnostic assessments are conducted entirely by secure video, so you can talk openly from a private, comfortable space while I listen carefully and organize the clinical picture.

I start by gathering a clear history of your mood, anxiety, attention, sleep, medical issues, and past treatments. From there, I use structured, evidence‑based criteria to determine whether what you are experiencing fits with depression, an anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, ADHD, schizophrenia, PTSD, or a combination. My goal is not just to "name" a condition, but to explain it in plain language so you understand why you feel the way you do and what can realistically improve.

If anxiety is a major concern, I provide a thorough Anxiety Disorder Diagnosis, distinguishing between generalized anxiety, panic, social anxiety, and other patterns. This allows us to build a personalized care plan that might include medication, skills‑based therapy, or both. For those with swings in mood, energy, or sleep, I offer detailed Bipolar Disorder Diagnosis, helping differentiate bipolar disorder from unipolar depression, which is essential for safe medication choices.

I also conduct in‑depth ADHD Diagnosis visits for adults who have long struggled with focus, organization, or restlessness. Many were overlooked in childhood, especially women and high‑achieving professionals. Clarifying ADHD can reframe years of self‑blame and open the door to targeted supports.

For more complex conditions, I provide specialized Schizophrenia Diagnosis and PTSD Diagnosis. These evaluations are especially sensitive to trauma histories, stigma, and safety. I move at a pace that feels manageable, discuss risks and strengths, and outline next steps so you are not left with a label and no plan. Every diagnostic visit ends with time for your questions and a clear written summary you can refer back to as you move forward.