Psychiatric Services

Care that makes room for the whole picture.

You do not need to arrive with the right diagnosis or know exactly what kind of help you need. We can start with what has been going on, what feels hard right now, and what you would like to feel different.

New-patient appointments available · Secure telehealth in Colorado, Arizona & Washington

A Thoughtful Place to Begin

Psychiatric care should feel clear, personal, and human.

At Welch Psychiatric Group, visits are designed to give us time to understand how life is actually going—not just check a list of symptoms. We will talk through what you have been experiencing, what may be contributing, what has or has not helped before, and what matters most to you now.

Treatment is collaborative and individualized. Recommendations may include medication, supportive therapy, practical strategies, further evaluation, coordination with other members of your care team, or a combination of these.

What We Do

Support for where you are right now.

Some people come looking for diagnostic clarity. Others already know what they are dealing with and want thoughtful medication support. Care can begin from either place.

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Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation

A first appointment with time to understand your symptoms, health and treatment history, daily life, strengths, concerns, and goals before deciding what comes next.

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Medication Management

When medication is appropriate, we will talk through the options in plain language, including what a medication may help with, possible side effects, alternatives, and what we will watch together over time.

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Diagnostic Clarification

Symptoms can overlap. Anxiety can affect concentration. Poor sleep can affect mood. Trauma, medical concerns, medications, hormones, and life stress can complicate the picture. Evaluation looks beyond a single symptom to better understand what may be going on.

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Supportive Therapy & Practical Guidance

Visits may include supportive conversation, psychoeducation, coping strategies, cognitive-behavioral tools, and practical ways to make everyday life feel more manageable.

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ADHD Assessment & Treatment

Thoughtful evaluation of attention, organization, impulsivity, executive functioning, and concentration while also considering anxiety, mood, sleep, trauma, learning concerns, and other factors that can look similar.

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Ongoing Follow-Up Care

Follow-up visits are a chance to check in on progress, medication response, side effects, new concerns, and what is happening in your life so treatment can evolve with you.

Who We Help

Care for children, teens, and adults.

Mental health looks different at different ages and stages of life. Care is adapted to the person in front of us—not a one-size-fits-all plan.

Children & Teens

Support for children ages 5+ and adolescents. Parents and guardians are included appropriately throughout evaluation and treatment, with the structure of visits guided by age and developmental needs.

Adults

Care for adults navigating anxiety, ADHD, depression, mood changes, trauma-related symptoms, sleep concerns, burnout, relationships, parenting, work stress, and major life transitions.

Women Across Life Stages

Thoughtful psychiatric support for concerns that may intersect with pregnancy, postpartum life, caregiving, hormonal transitions, identity, relationships, and the mental load of everyday life.

More Complex Histories

Extended evaluations are available when there are multiple diagnoses or medications, previous treatment has not worked as hoped, the diagnosis feels unclear, or your history simply needs more time.

What We Treat

You can start with what you are experiencing.

You may have a diagnosis already, or you may only know that something has not felt right. Both are valid places to begin.

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The Bigger Picture Matters

Treatment does not happen in a vacuum.

Sleep, physical health, relationships, work, school, parenting, stress, routines, medications, and major life changes can all affect how you feel. When relevant, those pieces are part of the conversation too.

With your permission, care may also be coordinated with therapists, primary care clinicians, specialists, schools, or other members of your treatment team.

Visits & Pricing

Clear pricing. No surprises.

Self-pay appointments are available now. HSA/FSA cards are accepted, and superbills are available for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

New Patient

Initial Psychiatric Evaluation

$350 60 minutes

A comprehensive first visit focused on understanding your history, symptoms, concerns, and goals.

More Time When Needed

Extended Initial Evaluation

$425 90 minutes

Designed for more complex histories, diagnostic uncertainty, multiple medications, or situations that benefit from additional time.

Established Patients

Medication Management Follow-Up

$175 30 minutes

Ongoing review of progress, medication response, side effects, concerns, and next steps.

Established Patients

Medication Management + Psychotherapy

$250 50 minutes

Additional time for medication management with supportive psychotherapy when clinically appropriate.

Insurance Update More ways to use your benefits are coming.

In-network participation with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and UnitedHealthcare is currently in progress. Until credentialing is finalized, self-pay appointments remain available, and a superbill can be provided for you to submit to your plan for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

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What to Expect

Your first visit is a conversation, not a test.

You do not need to prepare the perfect explanation. We will work through the story together.

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Tell me what has been going on.

We will talk through the concerns that brought you in and what you hope to get from care.

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Look at the bigger picture.

We will review relevant history, symptoms, health, medications, sleep, stress, and other factors that may matter.

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Talk through your options.

You will understand the recommendations, alternatives, and reasoning behind possible next steps.

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Make a plan together.

Treatment decisions are collaborative. An evaluation does not commit you to medication.

Ready When You Are

You don’t have to have everything figured out before you begin.

If you are ready for answers, support, or simply a thoughtful place to start, the next step is easy.