Absolutely not in terms of whether you are welcome here - people of all belief systems, backgrounds, identities, and life experiences are respected and welcomed.

No. While symptoms and diagnoses can help guide treatment, they do not define who you are.  Part of the therapeutic process involves identifying your existing strengths, values, coping abilities, and inner resources.

Not at all.  Meditation and mindfulness are simply optional tools that may be incorporated if they feel helpful and aligned with your goals.  Many patients I work with have never meditated before, while others already have an established practice.

That is completely okay.  Many people come into treatment with mixed feelings, prior negative experiences, uncertainty, or understandable concerns about psychiatric medications.  These conversations are approached collaboratively and without pressure.

At this time, services are self-pay/private pay.  This allows for greater privacy, flexibility, and individualized care. Upon request, a superbill can be provided for potential out-of-network reimbursement.

Yes. Evidence-based discussions about supplements, sleep, stress reduction, mindfulness practices, nervous system regulation, and lifestyle factors can be incorporated into treatment when appropriate. 

Yes, when clinically appropriate. For patients' safety, prescribing practices follow state guidelines, including the use of the Arizona Prescription Monitoring Program.