Psychiatric services in Lakewood, led by a psychiatrist and built into your care

Yes. Our medical director, Dr. Arshad William, is a board-certified psychiatrist, and he works alongside a physician assistant and a registered nurse on the same team. They're part of the program itself, so your psychiatric care happens in the same practice, and from the same plan, as your therapy.

Psychiatric care here is part of our intensive outpatient program, alongside group and individual therapy, rather than a standalone appointment. Ketamine treatment is the one medical service offered separately. If you're only looking for a psychiatrist right now, the pre-assessment clinician can talk through what would fit your situation.

A conversation with our medical team about your symptoms, your history, what you've tried before and the medications you take now. The aim is to understand what's actually going on before deciding what to do about it. It isn't a test, and you can ask questions and push back at any point.

Say so. Our team takes a fresh look at past diagnoses rather than inheriting them, looking at your history, how symptoms show up now, and what treatment has and hasn't helped. If the picture points somewhere different, your care is adjusted to match what we find, and we explain why.

You keep your existing prescriptions when you start. Our prescriber reviews what you take with you and coordinates with your outside providers rather than working around them, so nothing changes without a conversation first. Any adjustment is explained to you and decided together, never handed down.

They share one plan. Your prescriber and your therapists work from the same treatment plan and the same weekly Track 9 check-in scores, so a change in how you're doing is noticed by everyone at once. That's the difference between one team and two separate offices trying to stay in touch.

We accept Colorado Access, Cigna, Anthem, BCBS PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Optum, Tricare West and Kaiser Medicaid. Medicare isn't one of the plans we can accept, but admissions can still talk through your options. What you pay depends on your own plan, so admissions checks your benefits for you before you start, at no cost and with no obligation to go ahead.

We'll help you find the right level of care. If your pre-assessment suggests you need more support than an outpatient program can give, our team helps you work out where to go next. In a crisis, call or text 988 at any hour, or call 911 if you're in immediate danger.