- Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation
- A thorough initial assessment of symptoms, psychiatric and medical history, medications, sleep, relationships, stressors, trauma history, spiritual concerns, and treatment goals. The evaluation is used to develop an individualized and clinically appropriate treatment plan.
- Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
- When appropriate, psychiatric diagnoses are considered and explained in understandable language. A diagnosis is a clinical tool—not a patient’s identity, worth, or destiny.
- Evidence-Based Medication Management
- Medication recommendations are grounded in psychiatric research, established prescribing standards, and careful monitoring. Decisions consider symptoms, medical history, previous treatment response, potential benefits, risks, side effects, interactions, and patient preferences. Medication is neither automatically prescribed nor rejected.
- Research-Informed Psychotherapy
- Psychotherapy may help patients understand thought and behavior patterns, regulate emotions, strengthen coping skills, process trauma, improve relationships, and make meaningful changes. Treatment uses established clinical methods and may include biblical principles when desired.
- Trauma-Informed Care
- Care recognizes that trauma can affect the nervous system, emotions, memory, relationships, physical health, spiritual life, and sense of safety. Treatment emphasizes trust, transparency, collaboration, patient choice, appropriate boundaries, and avoidance of unnecessary pressure or retraumatization.
- Telehealth Appointments
- Secure telehealth appointments may be available for eligible patients located in states where Jonathan is legally authorized to practice.
- Pharmacogenomic Testing
- When clinically appropriate, pharmacogenomic testing may be considered as one additional source of information during medication treatment. Testing cannot guarantee which medication will work and must be interpreted alongside the patient’s history, symptoms, previous response, and other clinical factors.
- Culturally Informed Approach
- Drawing from global mission experience to offer respectful and inclusive care.
- Bible-Centered Psychiatric and Mental Health Care
- Bible-centered care is professional, evidence-based treatment provided within a Christian worldview. Scripture shapes the values, ethics, hope, and understanding of human dignity that guide care. Scientific research and professional standards guide assessment and treatment decisions.
Private-Pay Care
Living Waters is a private-pay practice and does not directly bill insurance. This allows treatment planning to be guided more directly by clinical needs rather than insurance authorization requirements.
Private-pay care does not create absolute confidentiality. Health information may still be disclosed when required by law, for immediate safety concerns, or for treatment coordination authorized by the patient, as explained in the Notice of Privacy Practices.
A superbill may be provided upon request. Reimbursement is determined by the patient’s insurance plan and cannot be guaranteed.
Rates
- • Initial psychiatric evaluation: $250
- 60-minute psychotherapy follow-up: $200
- 30-minute medication-management follow-up: $175
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