A psychiatric evaluation helps clarify what is happening, why symptoms are occurring, and what treatment options make the most sense going forward. We provide comprehensive evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults, focused on accurate diagnosis, safety, and practical next steps. Evaluations are conducted through secure telehealth for Connecticut residents.
A psychiatric evaluation is a structured clinical assessment that reviews symptoms, history, and functioning in order to determine diagnosis and treatment needs. The process may include discussion of emotional health, thinking patterns, behavior, medical history, family history, school or work functioning, and prior treatments.
The goal is simple: understand what’s going on and create a clear plan forward.
A psychiatric evaluation may be appropriate if you or your child are experiencing:
If your concern falls outside our scope, we will recommend appropriate referrals.
Evaluations are collaborative, respectful, and developmentally appropriate. Here’s what the process typically includes:
Initial evaluations typically last 60–90 minutes depending on age and clinical complexity. For children and adolescents, a parent or guardian is usually involved for part or all of the visit. You will have the opportunity to ask questions, share concerns, and participate actively in treatment planning.
You will not be rushed, judged, or pressured into decisions.
Evaluations are currently offered via secure telehealth for individuals and families in Connecticut. If you would like to schedule an evaluation or discuss whether it is appropriate for your situation, please contact our office.
