Healing begins with a
brave decision

Valiant is a physician-led, board certified psychiatric practice, providing individualized, evidence-based care with direct physician involvement. Our services include comprehensive psychiatric evaluations, personalized medication management, and Spravato®treatment when clinically appropriate.
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Our medical practice is dedicated to providing personalized care to help you achieve greater
well-being and resilience.
We take time to listen, understand your needs, and work alongside you to develop a treatment plan that supports your healing and growth. Our practice is dedicated to providing compassionate, individualized care to help you feel more balanced, confident, and in control of your life.
Services

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Psychiatric Evaluation
Medication Management
Coordination of Care
We start with a thorough evaluation to understand your unique needs. This includes talking through your history, how you’re feeling now, and any challenges you’re facing. We also look at your overall mental health, create a clear diagnosis when needed, and check for any immediate risks to ensure you’re safe and supported.
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We carefully prescribe and monitor psychiatric medications to ensure they’re safe and effective for you. This includes checking for side effects, coordinating with your primary care doctor when needed, and thoughtfully managing medications. For ADHD, we require formal testing to ensure an accurate diagnosis, and for certain medications like benzodiazepines, we focus on safe, time-limited use with tapering support when appropriate.
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We believe in a team approach to your care. With your permission, we can communicate with your primary care doctor, therapist, or other care providers to keep everyone on the same page. We also provide progress updates when needed to ensure your treatment is well-coordinated and fully supports your goals.
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About Us

Why choose Valiant?

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Honesty & integrity you can count on
Your well-being always comes first. We provide clear, open guidance about your care — and if our approach isn’t the best fit, we’ll help connect you with the right provider or resources.
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Empowerment through compassionate care
We work with you, not just for you. By explaining treatment options and tailoring care to your needs, we help you feel informed, supported, and in control of your journey.
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Clinical excellence with a personal touch
We stay current with the latest evidence-based treatments while creating a safe, welcoming space where you’re seen as a whole person, not just a diagnosis.

Frequently asked questions

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How do I set up a visit?
When you reach out to Valiant, our staff will first verify your insurance and explain your copay or self-pay options. You’ll then complete intake forms about your health history, current concerns, and insurance details.

The office will collect your copay at each visit and bill your insurance for the remainder. Follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor your progress and adjust treatment as needed.
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Throughout, the clinic emphasizes honest, transparent communication and individualized care, aiming not just to prescribe, but to support you in achieving long-term mental health goals. Many patients appreciate the collaborative approach and the ability to openly discuss sensitive issues in a professional, supportive environment.

Same-week appointments available.
What can I expect at the first visit?
During your initial appointment, we will discuss the reasons you are seeking a psychiatric evaluation and possible care. We will explore your medical, psychiatric, and family history, as well as your upbringing, substance use, and current symptoms. Please note that in some cases, completing a thorough assessment may require more than one appointment. If medication is appropriate and you agree, they will be e-prescribed to your preferred pharmacy.
Insurance & payment options
For your convenience, we accept most major insurance carriers:
1. Aetna
2. Anthem
3. Blue Shield
4. Evernorth/Cigna
5. Optum/United Healthcare
6. Medicare
7. Tricare/Triwest and VA
8. Other commercial plans as applicable

Not sure whether your plan is accepted? Contact our office and we'll help verify your benefits.
Who will see my information?
Your medical records are confidential and protected by law. We do not share your information without your written consent. However, there are certain exceptions, such as when records are subpoenaed in a legal case or requested for disability applications, where disclosure may be required.
Are medications appropriate for me?
Medication is not always indicated. Some individuals benefit more from other treatment approaches, including psychotherapy. We recommend medication management only when it is clinically appropriate and when the expected benefits outweigh the potential risks.
Do you offer emotional support animal letters?
We recognize the comfort animals can provide, but emotional support animal (ESA) letters are not a primary mental health treatment. Following American Psychiatric Association (APA) and state board guidelines, we do not provide ESA letters unless they are clearly part of an established, documented treatment plan for a diagnosed condition.

Because ESAs do not require formal training, we also cannot assume responsibility for their behavior or the use of such letters. We appreciate your understanding as we strive to maintain ethical, evidence-based care for all our patients.