Psychotherapy (Talk Therapy) and Psychiatric Medication Management are two complementary approaches we use to treat patients. Combining both has been shown to help people with emotional or behavioral problems. Our experience shows that conditions will respond differently to various treatments, so after an evaluation, we will determine treatment that specifically addresses your needs.

Comprehensive Care

We help people cope with major life events every day, from behavioral issues due to addiction or personality disorder to psychotic and mood disorders that require medications.

Our extensive services and modern treatment approaches set us apart. We use advanced technology in our treatments, including new diagnostics and therapies addressing ADHD and injectable Ketamine for treatment-resistant depression and other mental health disorders. Soon, we will offer two additional services: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), which has been shown to help patients suffering from Major Depressive Disorder who have tried multiple antidepressants with no relief, and Light Therapy.

If you struggle with any mental health symptoms, such as depression or anxiety, and want to explore medication management in addition to therapy, our Medical Doctors (Psychiatrists) and Nurse Practitioner (NP) team will work with you to develop personalized treatment that addresses your specific needs. We monitor medication and treatment effectiveness on an ongoing basis.

Differences Between Psychotherapy (Talk Therapy) and Medication Management Appointments.

What is Psychotherapy?

Psychotherapy (also called “Talk Therapy”) refers to various therapies that help a person identify and change troubling emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. Most psychotherapy takes place one-on-one with a licensed mental health professional or with other patients in a group setting.

Types of Psychotherapy (Talk Therapy)

Our licensed mental health providers use various evidence-based therapies to identify and treat issues that affect children, teens, and adults. While getting treated for a mental health disorder like depression, anxiety, autism, OCD, abuse, and addiction, patients may see different therapists or licensed counselors who work collaboratively to ensure the best treatment.

Types of Talk Therapy include:

Explanation of Mental Health Therapies and Treatments

What is Medication Management?

For many mental health conditions, clinicians frequently recommend the use of psychotropic medications—those that influence a person’s mental state, such as antidepressants—as a treatment option and a complement to talk therapy. A session with our clinicians can be a starting point for discussing potential benefits or concerns related to taking medication. Medication Management is only provided by our board-certified Medical Doctors (Psychiatrists) or Nurse Practitioners (NPs). They can determine if medication is right for you and provide ongoing support.

About Medication Management

What is TMS Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation?

What is Ketamine Therapy?

What To Expect on Your First Visit

Billing and Insurance Information

Psychological Testing

Psychological testing can provide valuable insights into an individual's cognitive, emotional, and personality functioning. Here are some of the key benefits:

Diagnosis of Mental Health Conditions

Career Guidance and Counseling

Educational Assessment

Testing We Offer

Hendricks Therapy offers computer-generated tests at a fraction of the cost of most psychological tests. Our clinicians analyze the results.

• ADHD: QBtest

• Autism & Developmental Delays Assessments (for Children and Adults)

• Intellectual Assessments

• Gifted Evaluations

• Genesight (an additional $25 lab processing fee will be added)