Depression and anxiety don’t only affect adults — there’s a staggering number of teens who also have these conditions. But talking to your teen can be difficult. Keep reading to learn how to effectively talk to your teen about these disorders.
Carolina Wellness Psychiatry, PLLC, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, treats patients of all ages through a comprehensive approach that integrates psychotherapy and medication management. Our treatment philosophy centers on a whole-person approach focusing on overall wellness and health. Our physicians partner with patients, families, and other medical specialists to provide comprehensive care.
Carolina Wellness Psychiatry, PLLC offers complete psychiatric services for children, adolescents, and adults to treat a range of emotional, cognitive, and behavioral difficulties including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, addiction, autism, postpartum depression/anxiety, and dementia. Treatment modalities include comprehensive assessments, individualized care plans, medication management, individual and family psychotherapy, and coordination with other medical specialties.
Our physicians offer 30, 45, and 60-minute appointments with short wait times to ensure patients receive the high-quality care they deserve. We have appointments that work with your schedule – urgent crisis care appointments, early morning, evening, and Saturday appointments.
For comprehensive mental health services in a comfortable environment, call Carolina Wellness Psychiatry, PLLC, to request an appointment.
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