Medication Management that is personalized, strength-based, and informed. Tailored prescribing for an optimal you.
What is Medication Management?
Medication management is the process of using pharmacology as a tool to alleviate symptoms associated with mental health conditions. It's a collaborative process where we discuss your current challenges, determine your goals, and create a treatment plan that aligns with your needs. This includes evaluating your mental health history, tailoring dosages, monitoring side effects, and making adjustments as needed. The ultimate aim? To achieve optimal results and empower you to effectively manage your mental well-being.
What is holistic Medication Management?
Adhoc Therapy takes a different approach to medication management. We believe medications are an adjunct, a helpful tool, rather than the foundation of your treatment. This means we focus on empowering you to create realistic lifestyle changes that lead to your optimal self.
Our medication management is holistic, strength-based, and tailored to your individual needs. We support you with consistent check-ins, incorporating skill-building activities into sessions, and promoting the integration of these new behaviors for holistic health growth.
Meet our Medication Prescriber
Michael They, MICHAEL THEY
PMHNP-BC
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Michael They is a board-certified Psychiatric nurse practitioner. He started his career working as a psychiatrist registered nurse in psychiatrist hospitals, inpatient and outpatient settings. He then went on to receive a Master of Science in Nursing and served as nurse practitioner. He has worked in many diverse areas including psychiatric hospitals, psychiatric rehabilitation centers, Indian reservations, prisons. His training experiences in both large metropolitan areas and very rural areas with limited access to health care have ignited a passion to provide access to affordable, quality mental health care. He is multicultural and speaks multiple languages such as fluent Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, and Cambodian.
How it works
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Intake Forms
In order to best support you, we will have you fill up questionnaires and forms to know more about your medical history, psychiatric history, lifestyle, and habits. This gives our provider the best way to support your specific needs.
Meet & Greet
Meet your therapist for a safe space to discuss your challenges and goals. Ask questions and ensure a good fit. If the vibes aren't there, we'll pair you up with another one.
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Intake Session
You will have your first session with our prescriber for an intake psychiatric session. There you will review your current symptoms, your psychiatric and medical history, lifestyle habits, and goals for treatment. Then we will work together to create a tailored treatment plan for you.
Get Started
When the greenlight is lit, you will receive a confidential questionnaire through the portal, including all the paperwork that is necessary to get you started.
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First Session
Let's start your journey towards thriving! Whether in-person or at home, we'll explore your challenges, create solutions, and get you going.
Follow-up
As you start taking medications, you will schedule consistent follow-up session, where you will discuss your progress, revisit your treatment goals, and adjust your treatment plan accordingly.
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Pricing
Intake Assessment - $400
Follow-up: $250
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Currently, we are an out-of-network(OON) provider and are not partnered with any insurance providers. However, we can help you check your insurance coverage to see if you may have out-of-network benefits that can partially pay for treatment.
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Prescription of medication will be through insurance and your payment will depend on your insurance copay and deductible.
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The intake session is a comprehensive assessment of your current symptoms, medical and psychiatric history, lifestyle behaviors, and goals for treatment. This can take up to 60-minutes long.
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Follow-up sessions are sessions dedicated to discuss progress and challenges that you are experiencing. Expect to talk about side-effects of medications, education about the medications you are taking, and maybe even talking about other options that may be suitable for you.
From the comfort of your own home.
Virtual Office
Experience the convenience and privacy of online medication management, whether you are in your jammies or drinking a hot cuppa tea.
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It’s okay! Understand that medications, like anything, will serve different results for each person. Although there is rigorous studies to ensure its safety and efficacy, sometimes it takes different options and dosages to find the right one. Nonetheless, we will always be here to support that process.
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Not necessarily. Adhoc Therapy operates in the notion that medications are a tool rather than a permanent solution. We believe that medications have a tremendous capacity to help someone but the work towards a healthier lifestyle and improvements in coping strategies must be accompanied as well
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It is highly recommended that you are are also in therapy or coaching. Medications will help enhance the efficacy of therapy where you can learn effective coping strategies and work on processing emotions.
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Side-effects are common when taking medications so it’s important to know what possible side-effects you may experience. Always let your provider know what side-effects you may be experience, no matter how big or small so you can change the dose if needed. If it is a very adverse side-effect, please call 911 immediately.
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Treatment of ADHD, at times require prescribing stimulants, which the FDA identifies as a controlled substance. Your provider will always educate about potential risks and closely monitor your progress when prescribed these types of medications.