Harmony Haven allows clients to be seen from their homes using their smartphones or personal computers. Patients should use secure and safe devices and platforms to ensure their privacy. Psychiatric providers have the ability to prescribe medications for the treatment of diagnosed mental disorders.

We feel it is of utmost importance to maintain patient privacy and keep your information secure. The technology we use is designed to be private, secure, and HIPAA compliant. These tools allow you to safely and confidentially consult with a provider online.

Integrative psychiatry is an approach to mental health care that combines conventional Western medicine with evidence-based complementary and alternative therapies. This approach is based on the belief that treating the whole person, including their physical, emotional, and spiritual health, can lead to better outcomes for mental health conditions.

Integrative psychiatry is a comprehensive approach to mental health care that considers all aspects of a person's health, including physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. This approach can help identify and address underlying causes of mental health conditions that may be overlooked in conventional treatments. Integrative psychiatry emphasizes personalized, patient-centered care, and incorporates evidence-based complementary and alternative therapies, such as nutrition, exercise, mindfulness practices, acupuncture, and herbal medicine, that may be used to support conventional treatments or as standalone treatments. The approach places a strong emphasis on prevention by promoting healthy lifestyle habits that can help prevent mental health conditions from developing or worsening. Integrative psychiatry encourages patients to take an active role in their own care, providing education and support to empower patients to make positive changes in their lives and promote long-term healing. It's important to note that integrative psychiatry is not a substitute for conventional psychiatric treatment, and each patient's experience may vary. However, for many patients, integrative psychiatry can provide a valuable complement to conventional treatments and help improve mental health outcomes.

Whether or not you will need to stop taking your current medication if you start integrative psychiatry depends on your individual case and the recommendations of your integrative provider. In many cases, integrative psychiatry can be used alongside conventional medication to provide a more comprehensive approach to mental health care. Your integrative provider will work with you to create a personalized treatment plan that may include medication, as well as complementary and alternative therapies, to address your specific mental health needs.

For all medical and mental health emergencies, please visit your nearest emergency department or call 911. You can schedule appointments for non-emergency visits.