Integrative Psychiatry
Integrative Psychiatry uses the mind, body, and lifestyle immersed in Neuroscience to treat mental illness
Integrative Psychiatry is dedicated to providing compassionate treatment and care for the whole person. Mental illness has many causes and manifests itself in different ways for different people. Integrative Psychiatry uses the mind, body, and lifestyle approach in treating mental illness.
Integrative Psychiatry is applied Neuroscience and Interventional Psychiatry designed to work with patients to address multiple aspects of their lives. Mental illness requires more than just medication to manage symptoms; instead, patients benefit when their doctor helps them to unlock and overcome both carried distress and the effects it can have on more than just the mind.
The discipline treats the body through selective medication, neutraceuticals, and research based care pathways.
The discipline treats the body through selective medication, functional medicine, and research-based care pathways. It treats the mind by utilizing by maximizing biological function and addressing and resolving trauma. Finally, it seeks to improve resilience through nutritional guidance, addressing connectedness in patients' lives, and aids them in developing practical emotional tools. Integrative Psychiatry's approach moves beyond merely treating symptoms - our goal is to address and resolve the drivers of distress and carried pain.
Integrative Psychiatry is intended to do more than help you manage your symptoms. It is designed to help you live a complete, healthy, fulfilling life.
Dr. Pooler will collaborate with you to identify potential factors and contributors to your mental health. This collaboration may include discussions, blood work, quantative-EEG analysis, immune system activation (stress) evaluation, and validated survey assessment, to name a few. The results of these tests and discussions will help to formulate your specific treatment plan.
Integrative Psychiatry is intended to do more than help you manage your symptoms. It is designed to help you gain and keep access to the upside.
Frequently Asked Questions about Integrated Psychiatry
Can ketamine treatment be part of integrated psychiatric care?
Yes, ketamine infusion therapy is often incorporated into integrated psychiatric treatment plans at Infusion Ketamine Clinic. It can offer rapid relief from depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other conditions, particularly when other treatments have not been effective. Ketamine is used in conjunction with ongoing psychiatric evaluations and wellness strategies.
Who is a good candidate for integrated psychiatry?
Individuals struggling with mood disorders such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or PTSD may benefit from integrated psychiatric care. This approach is especially helpful for people seeking alternatives to medication-only treatment or who want a more comprehensive path to mental health.
What conditions can be treated through integrated psychiatry?
Common conditions treated include major depressive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, PTSD, bipolar disorder, OCD, and more. The care team works with each patient to develop a customized treatment plan tailored to their specific needs and diagnosis.
How do I get started with integrated psychiatric care?
To get started, you can schedule an initial psychiatric consultation through the Infusion Ketamine Clinic website or by calling the office. During this first visit, your psychiatric provider will perform a comprehensive evaluation and discuss potential next steps, including ketamine therapy if appropriate.
How does integrated psychiatry differ from standard psychiatry?
Unlike standard psychiatry, which often focuses primarily on medication management, integrated psychiatry blends evidence-based treatments like ketamine therapy and pharmacology with holistic tools including sleep optimization, stress management, and therapy referrals. This approach offers a more personalized, root-cause approach to mental health care.
Is integrated psychiatry covered by insurance?
While ketamine treatments are generally not covered by insurance, psychiatric evaluations and follow-ups may be eligible depending on your plan. The clinic provides detailed documentation for patients who wish to seek reimbursement and can discuss all payment options during your consultation.
