Virtual or In Person Depression Support

Get expert depression care in person or online from the comfort and privacy of your home or our clinic.

Feeling Down, Exhausted, or Unlike Yourself?

Depression can affect mood, energy, sleep, focus, and everyday life. Our providers offer private online evaluations and personalized treatment plans designed around your needs.

What care may include

Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation

Personalized treatment planning

Medication management when appropriate

Ongoing follow-up and support

Signs It May Be Time to Seek Support

You may benefit from an evaluation if you are experiencing:

Persistent sadness or low mood

Difficulty concentrating

Loss of interest in daily activities

Feelings of guilt, hopelessness, or low self-worth

Fatigue or low energy

Physical symptoms such as headaches or back pain without clear cause

Changes in sleep or appetite

Thoughts related to death or not wanting to live

What to Expect

Step 1

Comprehensive Evaluation

We review your symptoms, history, and concerns.

Step 2

Personalized Treatment Plan

Your care plan may include therapy recommendations, lifestyle strategies, and medication management when appropriate.

Step 3

Ongoing Follow-Up

We monitor progress and adjust treatment as needed.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

With Insurance

Your copay applies based on your insurance plan.

Book Virtual Appointment

Without Insurance

Initial Evaluation: $240
Follow-Up Visit: $120

Book Virtual Appointment

For In Person appointment and support, call us at

(512) 382-1933

Why Patients Choose Our Practice

Icons Experienced psychiatry providers

Icons Confidential virtual appointments

Icons Evidence-based treatment

Icons Personalized care plans

Icons Ongoing support and follow-up

Who This Service Is For

This service may be a good fit for children, adolescents or adults seeking:

A professional depression evaluation

Ongoing psychiatric support

Personalized treatment in a private online setting

Emergency Notice: If you are in crisis or having thoughts of self-harm, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.