Behavioral Health
Psychiatry & Counseling
Adult outpatient mental-health care, integrated with your primary care team when you want it to be.
If you are in crisis: Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or go to the nearest emergency department. This page is for non-urgent outpatient care.
PopulationAdult
AccessSelf-refer or via PCP
Visit ModesTelehealth & in-person
CrisisCall or text 988
What we offer
- Psychiatric evaluation & medication managementDiagnostic assessment, medication initiation and adjustment, side-effect monitoring, and de-prescribing where appropriate.
- Individual counselingCognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, supportive counseling, and grief work with licensed therapists.
- Integrated primary-care behavioral healthFor patients already seeing one of our primary-care providers, brief consultations and warm hand-offs are available during regular visits.
- Substance use supportOutpatient treatment planning, MAT coordination, and referral to higher levels of care when indicated.
- Care plans for chronic mental-health conditionsLong-term management of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and ADHD with shared decision-making about goals and trade-offs.
Meet our behavioral health team
Dr. Marcus Webb, MD
Psychiatry
Adult outpatient psychiatry, medication management, and integrated primary-care consultation.
AdultTelehealth
Sarah Ellison, LCSW
Therapy & Counseling
Individual counseling, CBT, ACT, and grief work. New intakes usually within 2-4 weeks.
AdultTelehealth
Common questions
Can I self-refer, or do I need to go through my PCP first?
Both work. You can self-refer through the patient portal or contact form, or ask your primary care provider to send a warm hand-off. If you're already established with us in primary care, a hand-off is usually faster.
Will my primary care provider see my behavioral-health notes?
By default, your PCP can see that you're being seen for behavioral health and the medications you're prescribed. Detailed psychotherapy notes have additional confidentiality protections and are not shared unless you specifically authorize it. We can talk through the exact sharing options at intake.
How quickly can I get a new-patient appointment?
Stable presentations: 2-4 weeks for therapy intake, 3-6 weeks for psychiatry. Higher-acuity concerns: sooner — let us know in the intake form so we can triage appropriately.
What if I have a crisis between visits?
Call or text 988 (the national Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or go to the nearest emergency department. You can also message us through the portal; we monitor between visits but are not a 24-hour service.