We provide collaborative, evidence-based psychiatric care through evaluation, treatment, and medication management that aligns with your goals and needs.
At Rocky Mountain Mental Health, we specialize in assessing, diagnosing, and providing treatment plans for women experiencing mental issues related to reproductive psychiatry and perinatal mental health. However, we joyfully extend that same quality of care to patients experiencing other mental health issues.
Other Mental Health Issues:
· Depression
· Anxiety
· ADHD
· Autism
· Bipolar Disorder
· Eating Disorders
· Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
· Panic Attacks
· Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
· Specific Phobias
· Social Anxiety
· Psychosis related disorders
Reproductive Psychiatry and Perinatal Mental Health Issues related to:
· Pregnancy planning and medication management
· Medication management while breastfeeding
· Pregnancy and Postpartum Depression
· Pregnancy and Postpartum OCD
· Pregnancy and Postpartum Anxiety
· Infertility or difficulty conceiving
· Miscarriage
· Fertility Treatments
· Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
· Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
· Menopause related mood changes
Our providers help with:
If you have a mental health concern that you do not see on this list or do not know if any of these issues relate to you, do not hesitate to contact us. A large part of what we do is mental health assessment and diagnosis. Many people come to see us not having a name for what it is that is bothering them. Let’s work together on helping you feel better.
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After thoroughly reviewing the assessment, we name the issue that is negatively impacting your life through a thoughtfully considered and data-driven diagnosis. We equip you with education and resources, so you can best understand your individual experience.
In a one-on-one consulting session, we discuss your concerns, relevant history, and mental, emotional, physical, and social needs.
Given your needs and diagnosis, we provide you with multiple treatment options and discuss each one's risks and benefits. Together, we decide on the best course of action for you and begin treatment.
Mental health care is not a one-size-fits-all discipline. Finding the right medication plan for you can take a few rounds of adjustment and reevaluation. After your first visit, plan on following up in two to four weeks to discuss your experience with the treatment plan.
We don't want you to feel just okay. We want you to feel like you.