Our staff conducts psychiatric evaluations in Phoenix, AZ for a variety of psychological disorders. While some have already been diagnosed, others simply realize that there is something wrong.
We evaluate many different psychological disorders, such as:
Anxiety Disorders
Persistent worry, racing thoughts, physical tension, or constant fear can interfere with daily life. A psychiatric evaluation helps determine the type of anxiety and the most suitable treatment options.
Depression
Depression affects far more than mood. It can influence sleep, energy, concentration, motivation, and relationships.
An evaluation helps identify symptoms, their severity, and possible contributing factors before treatment begins.
Bipolar Disorder
Mood swings that switch between extremes of emotions can be confusing without a proper evaluation.
Our professionals assess symptom patterns to find out if bipolar disorder or any other medical problem is causing the issues.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
These events may have a prolonged effect on the patient’s thought process, emotional state, and functioning in day-to-day activities. Psychiatric assessment is beneficial in recognizing the symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder and planning the treatment.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Repeated unwanted thoughts and compulsive behaviors often create stress and frustration.
An evaluation helps determine whether these symptoms are related to OCD or another mental health condition.
Panic Disorder
Frequent panic attacks may feel sudden and overwhelming.
Our providers assess possible triggers, symptom patterns, and medical history before recommending treatment.
Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders
Changes in thinking, perception, or behavior require careful assessment.
Early diagnosis allows patients and families to receive appropriate medical support sooner.
Substance Use Disorders
Mental well-being and drug abuse often coexist.
Both these components are considered when conducting assessments so as to develop a comprehensive plan of action for the patient.
Stress, Burnout, and Grief
Life transitions, job pressures, caregiving stressors, or a loss of some sort can really affect one’s mental wellbeing.
It is only through an assessment that it can be found out if it is a reaction or something more serious.