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Bipolar and mood disorder care in Flint, Michigan
Mood disorders like bipolar disorder are lifelong but very manageable with the right care. We focus on an accurate diagnosis and steady, long-term stability.
1425 S Graham Rd, Flint, MI · In person and telehealth
Mood disorders can look like
If any of this sounds familiar, you don't have to figure it out alone.
Periods of unusually high energy, little need for sleep or racing thoughts
Periods of deep low mood
Big shifts in mood that affect relationships or work
Impulsive decisions you later regret
Mood changes that don't respond to typical depression treatment
How we help
An accurate diagnosis
Mood disorders can be mistaken for depression alone. We take a careful history to get it right.
Long-term treatment
A plan aimed at stability, adjusted carefully over time.
Planning ahead
Recognizing early warning signs and knowing what to do when they appear.
What to expect
Starting care can feel like a big step. Here's how it works.
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Reach out
Send a message through our contact form or by email. We'll reply to answer questions and find a time.
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First evaluation
A longer first visit to talk through what's going on, your history and what you hope will change.
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Your plan
We explain what we found and agree on next steps together, which may include medication, therapy or both.
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Follow-up care
Regular visits to see how you're doing and adjust the plan until it's working for you.
Common questions
We're here to help.
We accept Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, VA CCN and many Michigan plans. See every plan or call (810) 321-5374.
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Depression
Care for low mood, loss of interest, low energy and hopelessness, including depression that hasn't improved with past treatment.
Medication management
Careful prescribing and regular check-ins to find what works, manage side effects and adjust over time.
Psychiatric evaluation
A thorough first visit covering your symptoms, history and goals, ending with a clear diagnosis and recommendations.
Ready when you are.
Send us a message to ask a question or request your first appointment.
Request an appointmentIf you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911.