Compassionate Mental Health and Psychiatry Care for You
Mental health and psychiatry services support emotional wellbeing alongside physical health. Patients can begin with an initial psychiatric evaluation to review their concerns and history, and continue with psychotherapy and counseling sessions. Care is private and individualized, and any treatment plan is based on the provider's evaluation. It suits anyone looking for professional support with stress, mood, anxiety or other mental health concerns.
Comprehensive Mental Health Services We Offer
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Start with an initial evaluation, continue with psychotherapy and personalized counseling plans.
Initial Psychiatric Evaluation
Initial Psychiatric Evaluation
$300.00An initial psychiatric evaluation is a first, in-depth appointment to understand your mental health concerns, history and goals. The provider will talk with you about what you have been experiencing, how it is affecting daily life, and any past care, then discuss recommended next steps. It is the starting point for anyone considering psychiatric care and wanting a clear, personalized plan.
Psychotherapy & Counseling
Psychotherapy & Counseling
$400.00Psychotherapy and counseling sessions provide a private, supportive space to work through stress, anxiety, low mood, relationship concerns and life changes. Each session is guided by a professional who listens, helps you understand patterns, and works with you on practical coping strategies. Sessions suit anyone who wants ongoing emotional support, whether alongside psychiatric care or on its own.
Why Choose Nanoom Health DMV
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Expert, discreet care tailored to each patient's needs for measurable mental health improvement.
Individualized Treatment Plans
Providers develop treatment plans based on a thorough psychiatric evaluation, tailoring therapy and medication when clinically appropriate.
Confidential Care Environment
All consultations and therapy sessions are private, ensuring trust, safety, and open communication with experienced clinicians.
Evidence-Based Therapies
We use proven psychotherapy approaches to reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress while improving daily functioning.
Coordinated Collaborative Care
Our team coordinates with primary care and specialists to ensure comprehensive, integrated care for your physical and mental wellbeing.
Frequently Asked Questions About Care
Answers to common questions about evaluations, therapy, medications, appointments, and privacy at our clinic.
An initial psychiatric evaluation typically lasts 45–60 minutes. The provider reviews your medical and psychiatric history, current symptoms, medications, and risk factors, asks about lifestyle, and may provide a diagnosis and an initial treatment plan tailored to your needs.
Psychotherapy may help if you're experiencing persistent stress, anxiety, mood changes, or functional impairment. During an evaluation we assess goals, symptoms, and preferences to determine appropriate therapy modalities. Many patients benefit from a combination of counseling and medical management.
Yes. We maintain strict confidentiality practices in compliance with privacy regulations. Records and session content are kept secure; information is only released with your written consent except in legally required situations like imminent harm or court-ordered requests.
Yes. Our psychiatric providers offer medication management when indicated, alongside psychotherapy. Medication decisions are based on clinical evaluation, patient preference, and evidence-based guidelines, with regular follow-ups to monitor effectiveness, side effects, and adjustments.
Sessions commonly last 45–60 minutes, though length can vary by treatment type and patient needs. Shorter medication follow-ups or focused counseling sessions may be scheduled, and your provider will recommend a cadence that supports your progress.
Telehealth options are available for many psychiatric evaluations and therapy sessions, providing convenient access while maintaining confidentiality and quality care. Some in-person visits may be required depending on clinical needs or medication prescribing regulations.