Support for the
seasons you are moving through.
Integrative psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and supportive mental health care for children, adolescents, and adults.
You are more than a list of symptoms.
At LUMA, care includes
A thoughtful first step to better understand your symptoms, history, goals, and the larger context of your mental health.
Psychiatric Evaluation
Collaborative medication support when appropriate, with education, monitoring, and ongoing adjustment based on your needs and response.
Medication Management
An integrative approach that considers sleep, stress, nutrition, movement, hormones, trauma, identity, relationships, life transitions, and overall well-being, with lifestyle and mind-body strategies incorporated when appropriate.
Whole-Person Support
You may know that something feels different without being able to explain exactly why. Maybe you are more anxious than you used to be, struggling to focus, feeling emotionally exhausted, noticing changes in your mood, or wondering whether ADHD, trauma, stress, hormones, or depression could be playing a role.
Mental health is rarely one-dimensional. Symptoms can overlap, change across different seasons of life, and be influenced by what is happening both emotionally and physically. At LUMA, we take the time to understand how those pieces fit together so your care reflects you, not just a diagnosis.
Mental Health Concerns We Support
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Depression, mood changes, bipolar disorder, irritability, and emotional highs and lows.
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Anxiety, panic, worry, avoidance, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, and stress-related concerns.
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Support for focus, organization, follow-through, impulsivity, time management, school or work demands, and ADHD-related concerns.
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Trauma, PTSD symptoms, chronic stress, burnout, compassion fatigue, nervous system overwhelm, and emotional dysregulation.
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Schizophrenia-spectrum symptoms, paranoia, unusual thoughts or perceptions, and related concerns.
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Emotional intensity, identity, boundaries, relationship patterns, and personality-related concerns.
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Body image concerns, disordered eating patterns, self-worth, body dysmorphia-related concerns, and relationship with food or body.
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Major life changes, grief, identity shifts, relationship transitions, school or work changes, and adjustment-related stress.
LUMA supports children, adolescents, and adults navigating a wide range of mental health concerns and psychiatric conditions. We have a particular interest in understanding the places where symptoms overlap, including the intersections of mood, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, life transitions, and hormonal change. Care is individualized, collaborative, and guided by your symptoms, goals, and lived experience.
This list is not exhaustive. If you are unsure whether LUMA is the right fit, we can help you determine the next best step.
Care across ages and stages.
Support for anxiety, attention, emotional regulation, mood, sleep, school stress, behavioral changes, and family transitions.
Support for mood, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, identity, body image, school stress, self-esteem, and emotional dysregulation.
Support for depression, anxiety, ADHD, mood disorders, trauma, sleep, hormonal shifts, relationship stress, burnout, body image, and major life transitions.
Areas of special interest.
Women’s Mental Health + Hormonal Transitions
Mood, anxiety, ADHD, cognitive changes, and emotional well-being across reproductive and hormonal transitions, including perimenopause and menopause.
Healthcare Professionals + First Responders
Chronic stress, burnout, compassion fatigue, trauma, PTSD, sleep disruption, and the cumulative emotional effects of working in high-pressure helping professions.
ADHD + Executive Function
Attention, focus, overwhelm, organization, and executive functioning across adolescence and adulthood, with awareness of how ADHD may present differently in women.
Trauma + Complex Presentations
Trauma-related symptoms, nervous system dysregulation, overlapping diagnoses, and presentations that do not fit neatly into a single explanation.
What To Expect -
Your first appointment is a space to slow down and look at the full picture. We will talk through your concerns, symptoms, history, goals, current supports, and what has or has not helped in the past.
From there, we will create a care plan together. Depending on your needs, this may include medication management, lifestyle-informed and mind-body strategies, therapy referrals, coordination with other healthcare professionals, or additional specialty care when appropriate.
