Solacespring Psychiatry provides outpatient psychiatric care for adolescents and adults through secure telepsychiatry in authorized service states.

The first appointment typically includes a comprehensive discussion of your concerns, history, symptoms, medications, goals, and treatment options.

No. An evaluation can help determine what you are experiencing and whether psychiatric care is appropriate.

Medication may be prescribed when clinically appropriate following an evaluation and based on your individual needs.

Solacespring serves adolescents and adults. Age requirements and parent/guardian participation may depend on applicable law and individual circumstances.

You may discuss medications you have used or are interested in. Prescribing decisions are based on a clinical evaluation, safety, evidence, and your individual treatment goals.

Psychiatric care may include assessment, medication management, and follow-up. When therapy or another service is indicated, referrals or coordination with other providers may be recommended.

Have your current medication list, relevant medical history, questions, and a private location ready.

Solacespring Psychiatry is not an emergency or crisis service. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for a medical or psychiatric emergency. For a mental health crisis or thoughts of suicide, call or text 988.

The goal is to connect you with appropriate care. If another service or level of care is more appropriate, recommendations or referrals may be provided.

The goal is to connect you with appropriate care. If another service or level of care is more appropriate, recommendations or referrals may be provided.

This section should remain flexible until the practice’s insurance/self-pay structure is finalized. Do not publish specific payer information until confirmed.