A psychiatric evaluation is the first step toward understanding mental health symptoms and developing an effective treatment plan. At Integrative Psychiatry & Wellness, we take a comprehensive approach that looks beyond symptoms alone.
Many mental health concerns including anxiety, depression, mood instability, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating, can be influenced by multiple factors such as medical conditions, lifestyle habits, sleep quality, metabolic health, and hormonal balance.
Because Shahrzad Shadmani is dual certified as both a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) and Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C), evaluations are designed to assess both mental and physical contributors to symptoms.
This whole-person approach helps identify root causes and allows for more personalized treatment planning.
A psychiatric evaluation is a structured assessment designed to gather a complete understanding of a patient’s mental and physical health.
During the visit we may review:
Evaluations are designed to identify patterns that may be contributing to symptoms.
Psychiatric evaluations may be helpful for individuals experiencing:
Many of these symptoms overlap with underlying medical factors such as hormonal imbalance, inflammation, or metabolic dysfunction.
At Integrative Psychiatry & Wellness, we believe mental health care should address the whole person.
In addition to diagnostic evaluation, treatment planning may include:
By evaluating both mental and physical health factors, we aim to support long-term well-being.
Individuals may benefit from a psychiatric evaluation if they are experiencing:
Early evaluation can help identify concerns and guide effective treatment strategies
FAQ
Initial psychiatric evaluations typically last 45–60 minutes.
Not necessarily. Treatment recommendations depend on each patient’s needs and may include therapy, lifestyle strategies, or medication.
Yes. Hormonal changes, metabolic health, sleep disorders, and chronic inflammation can influence mental health symptoms.
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