My Services
At Luther Psychiatry, A thoughtful approach to healing is provided that honors both science and the human spirit.
Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation
Every treatment begins with understanding your story. Your first visit includes a detailed conversation about your symptoms, history, and goals, allowing for a personalized diagnostic impression and collaborative treatment plan.
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At your initial appointment, we will discuss your past medical, psychiatric, family, and social histories, as well as the current problems that compel you to seek psychiatric treatment.
Please use our time together to tell me your story, in your words.
We will then collaboratively design a treatment plan to address your treatment goals. If we decide that your needs would be best served by another clinician, I will refer you to an appropriate level of care.
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The length of treatment is highly variable.
Remission of symptoms, decreased subjective distress, and increased biopsychosocial function are goals of psychiatric treatment, and Clinical Practice Guidelines for some psychiatric disorders suggest continuing medication treatment for 9-12 months after remission is achieved. In certain cases and for certain disorders, the suggested treatment is indefinite.
Patients in the acute phase of treatment can expect to be seen every 2-3 weeks after starting a new medication and during titration/dose adjustments of medications, followed by monthly appointments during the continuation phase of treatment.
To remain in the practice, medically stable patients must be seen quarterly during the maintenance phase of treatment.
Medication Management
At Luther Psychiatry, medication management is more than just prescribing — it’s about partnership, balance, and ongoing support.
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I take a thoughtful, collaborative approach to finding the right medication plan for your unique needs. Together, we’ll explore how medications can support your healing and overall well-being — while also addressing lifestyle, stress, sleep, and nutrition factors that influence mental health.
Medication decisions are deeply personal. I approach medication management with the same care, thoughtfulness, and respect I would want for myself or for someone I love.
Every recommendation is made intentionally, guided by evidence-based practice, careful listening, and a collaborative discussion of benefits, risks, and alternatives. My goal is never to rush treatment, but to partner with you in finding an approach that feels safe, informed, and aligned with your values.
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During each visit, we’ll review your symptoms, progress, and any side effects, making adjustments as needed to ensure your treatment remains effective and empowering.
Whether you’re beginning a new medication, continuing long-term care, or considering tapering off, m goal is to help you feel informed, confident, and in control of your mental health journey.
Women’s Mental Health
Supporting women through life’s changing seasons, including cyclical mood changes, perinatal, postpartum, perimenopausal, and postmenopausal transitions.
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I recognize that a woman’s emotional well-being is deeply connected to hormonal shifts, life transitions, and the weight of daily demands.
My integrative approach means thoughtfully considering medication needs, sleep quality, stress and nervous system regulation, nutrition and nutrient deficiencies, and hormonal influences.
Care is personalized, paced, and grounded in evidence, with an emphasis on minimizing unnecessary treatment while supporting long-term stability and quality of life.
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Hormonal mood changes across the menstrual cycle
Premenstrual emotional and cognitive changes
Perinatal and postpartum mental health
Perimenopausal and postmenopausal transitions
Life transitions and identity shifts
Burnout, emotional exhaustion, and mental load
Perfectionism and high-functioning anxiety
Fertility-related stress and uncertainty
Caregiver stress and role strain
Comprehensive ADHD Evaluation
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Find clarity, focus, and calm through a science-based ADHD evaluation designed for adults who are ready to understand their minds more deeply.
At Luther Psychiatry, our ADHD assessment goes far beyond a simple checklist. This is a comprehensive, evidence-based process that integrates both clinical expertise and objective testing to uncover the full picture of how your brain functions.
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Our process combines in-depth discussion, standardized rating scales, and Objective ADHD testing (QBcheck) that measures attention, impulsivity, and activity level in real time. This added data helps improve diagnostic clarity and creates a baseline for personalized treatment and medication monitoring.
This unique blend of clinical insight and objective data offers a more accurate and personalized understanding of whether ADHD is present — and how it affects your daily life.
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Comprehensive clinical interview exploring developmental, academic, and emotional history.
Validated ADHD rating scales completed by you (and optionally a partner, family member, or teacher)
Computer based Remote Objective ADHD testing (QBcheck)
Screening for co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, trauma, or sleep concerns.
Detailed feedback session to review your results, diagnosis, and recommendations.
Personalized treatment and management plan —including medication options, executive-function strategies, and next steps for therapy or coaching.
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Written ADHD Diagnostic Summary Report.
Evidence based rating scales with interpretation.
Personalized Treatment, and Follow-Up Plan including education and executive-function support.
Coordination with your therapist, school, or employer (upon request).
Referral to certified psychologist and executive functioning specialist, if requested.
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Adults who suspect ADHD but were never formally evaluated.
Those who’ve struggled with focus, organization, or motivation despite therapy or medication.
Individuals seeking diagnostic clarity when anxiety or mood concerns overlap with attention symptoms.
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Step 1: Initial Evaluation
A 60–75 minute comprehensive psychiatric assessment focused on attention, executive functioning, mood, and life context.Step 2: Objective ADHD Testing
Qbcheck testing is completed remotely, typically within a week of your evaluation. Take approximately 20-25 minutes.Step 3: Review & Diagnosis
Results are reviewed alongside your clinical history to determine diagnostic clarity and next steps.Step 4: Treatment Planning
A personalized treatment plan is created, which may include medication, lifestyle strategies, or additional supports.Timeline:
Most patients complete the full evaluation process and receive recommendations within 3-4 weeks. -
Comprehensive ADHD Evaluation (includes interview, rating scales, QBcheck and diagnostic report): $450
Follow-up medication management (30 min): $150
Objective ADHD testing (QBcheck)as a standalone for outside referrals or already established clients: $250.00
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You don’t have to keep wondering whether it’s ADHD, burnout, or something else. With clear answers and a compassionate plan forward, you can move from feeling scattered to feeling centered — and rediscover your focus, purpose, and peace from within.
Integrative Psychiatry & Lifestyle Support
Healing that goes beyond prescriptions considering sleep, nutrition, movement, and mindfulness for lasting wellness.
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My integrative approach combines evidence-based psychiatric care with attention to the mind, body, and spirit — helping you feel balanced and whole from the inside out.
We’ll explore how nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, and connection all influence mental health, and create a plan that supports both your emotional and physical well-being. Together, we’ll identify small, meaningful changes that complement your medication plan and align with your goals for long-term wellness.
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Mind-body connection and holistic wellness
Sleep and energy balance
Stress management and burnout recovery
Nutrition and mental health education
Building sustainable daily routines
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-When appropriate, I may suggest evidence-informed vitamins, minerals, or botanicals to support mood, sleep, focus, or general wellness.
-For convenience, I use Fullscript, an online dispensary that offers practitioner-grade products, one-click refills, and transparent pricing. Use is always optional, and you’re welcome to purchase from any retailer you prefer.
Do I have to use Fullscript?
No. It’s optional. You can use any vendor; recommendations are for convenience and quality control.Why a dispensary?
To ensure product quality, appropriate dosing, and easy access to the exact item we discuss.Will this replace medication?
No. Supplements can complement (not replace) your treatment plan. We’ll discuss risks, benefits, and interactions.Insurance coverage?
Supplements are generally out-of-pocket. I only recommend options that fit your goals and budget.Safety checks?
We review allergies, medical conditions, pregnancy/breastfeeding, and medication interactions before starting anything new.Disclosure: I may receive a small practitioner discount/commission from purchases made through my Fullscript dispensary. You are not required to use this link and may buy comparable products elsewhere. Recommendations are based on clinical judgment, not compensation.
GenoMind Psychotropic Testing
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Genomind® testing is a simple, non-invasive genetic test that helps guide psychiatric medication decisions.
By analyzing how your body may metabolize and respond to certain medications, this test provides additional insight to support more informed, individualized treatment planning.
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Antidepressants
Mood stabilizers
Antipsychotics
Medications for anxiety, ADHD, and related conditions
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Reduces the “trial-and-error” approach to medication selection
Helps identify medications that may be better tolerated or more effective
Supports shared decision-making between patient and provider
Complements clinical history, symptom tracking, and lived experience
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A quick cheek-swab sample (done in-office or at home)
Results typically available within 1–2 weeks
Results are reviewed together during a follow-up visit and integrated into your overall treatment plan
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Coverage varies by insurance plan. Many patients pay $0–$599 out of pocket, depending on coverage and financial assistance eligibility. We will review potential costs with you before testing whenever possible.
You can also check here: Genetic Testing Cost
Conditions Treated
Depression & Mood Disorders
Anxiety, Panic, & OCD
ADHD & Executive Functioning Challenges
Trauma & PTSD
Substance Use & Dual Diagnosis, Harm Reduction
LGBTQIA+ Affirming Care
Sleep Disturbance & Stress-Related Conditions
Adjustment & Life Transition Challenges
Women’s Mental Health (PMDD, Perinatal, Postpartum, Menopause)
I offer a free 15-min consultation call to learn more about you and your treatment goals to see if we would be a good fit. Please be sure to read over my services page to learn more about my appointment types and fees before booking your call.