Medication Management is used to oversee the use of prescriptions for a patient, ensuring that medication is taken properly, carefully, and effectively. Dr. Locke will explain the advantages and disadvantages of the medication, including the risks and benefits. He will address any questions or concerns that you may have and verify your understanding. 

We often find it helpful to talk our problems out with a friend or family member, but there’s usually only so much they can do. Psychotherapy enables us to talk to someone who is trained to help us deal with negative emotions or experiences, working through our thoughts and feelings in a constructive, guiding manner. 

Behavior therapy is based on the principle that all behaviors are learned; therefore, we can work to identify and change unhealthy behaviors. This umbrella term includes CBT (cognitive behavior therapy), an extremely effective, hands-on approach to changing patterns of thinking.

Problem-Solving therapy tackles the root of a problem, designed to help an individual cope with and manage the negative effects of a stressful or traumatic experience. Training in problem-solving skills has been found to be effective for issues such as major depressive disorder, anxiety disorder, and interpersonal problems.

Some psychiatrists can help with and/or supervise activities such as meditation and yoga, exercises aimed at reducing stress, easing anxiety, and focusing on the present moment, breath by breath. Learning “mindfulness” is fundamental to all stress management programs.

In Nutraceutical therapy, a clinician makes use of naturally occurring substances and nutritional supplements to create individualized treatments that address certain health conditions. A common example is fish oil, which contains Omega-3 fatty acids.

Wellness coaching aids us in setting lifestyle goals for our future and guides us on our way towards reaching those goals, developing strategies for improving our physical, emotional, and mental health to become the best version of ourselves.

Many people struggle with finding a balance between work, family, friends, and hobbies. Work-life balance coaching helps us to set priorities and learn how to make better choices in distributing our time and energy strategically and satisfactorily.

Career coaches are experts in career planning, interviewing, and negotiating, but more importantly, they’re there to help you  decide what it is you want to do and find which career path would truly be best for you.

Wearable technologies such as apps for weight control or monitors for disease (blood pressure, blood glucose levels, etc.) are innovative solutions to better manage certain health problems. A trained professional is able to help an individual navigate this technology and use self-guided programs to ensure maintenance of health.

Behavior Modification
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Habit Control
Problem Solving Therapy
Couples Therapy
Family Psychotherapy
Group Psychotherapy
Marital Counseling
Marital Therapy
Wellness Coaching
Diet Counseling
Exercise Counseling
Life Coaching
Stress Management
Guided Imagery

Adjustment Disorder
Anxiety
Depressive Disorders
Dysthymia (Chronic Depression)
Eating Disorders
End-of-Life Issues
Hallucinogen Persisting Perceptual Disorder (HPPD)
Major Depressive Disorder
Mood Disorders
Mood Disorders Due to a General Medical Condition
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Panic Attacks and Panic Disorder
Phobias
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Relationship Issues
Seasonal Affective Disorder
Social Anxiety or Social Phobia
Somatoform (Mind-Body) Disorders
Stress