OUR SERVICES

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Psychiatric evaluation

A psychiatric evaluation is a medical assessment done to understand a person's mental health. It helps in diagnosing conditions like depression, anxiety, or schizophrenia. The doctor asks about the person's history, behavior, thoughts, emotions, and daily functioning. It often includes a mental status exam, and sometimes psychological tests. The goal is to identify problems and create a treatment plan that may involve therapy, medication, or both.

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Medication management

Medication management involves reviewing how your psychiatric medications are working, adjusting dosages if needed, and monitoring for side effects. At Renewed Minds, we take an integrative approach — combining evidence-based medication with lifestyle guidance, nutrition, and holistic support to help you achieve lasting mental wellness.

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Psychiactric follow up

A Psychiactric follow-up is a focused appointment designed to monitor your progress, assess how you're responding to treatment, and make any necessary adjustments to your care plan. Whether you're taking medication, engaging in therapy, or exploring lifestyle changes, follow-up visits ensure your treatment remains effective and aligned with your goals.

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Initial Psychotherapy

Initial psychotherapy is the first stage of talk therapy where a therapist begins working with a client to understand their problems and build a trusting relationship. It involves discussing the client’s thoughts, feelings, history, and current challenges. The therapist listens carefully, offers support, and may begin setting goals for treatment. This session helps in planning future therapy and deciding the best approach to help the client feel better.

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Follow-Up Psychotherapy

Follow-up psychotherapy sessions are ongoing meetings after the initial session. In these sessions, the therapist and client continue to explore thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Progress is reviewed, goals are adjusted if needed, and coping strategies are developed. These sessions help support long-term mental health, track improvement, and manage any new or ongoing challenges.