Psychiatry
Psychiatric care begins with understanding how you've been feeling and what may help. Here that includes psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medication management, with a care plan built around you.
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Atlantic Psychiatric Centers offers six areas of behavioral-health care, all within one established Brevard County practice.
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Start with the area that sounds closest to what you — or someone you love — may need.
Therapy & Counseling
Talk therapy offers a private, supportive place to work through what you are facing, with the guidance of a counselor or therapist — on its own or alongside other care.
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Psychological testing and evaluation help answer specific questions about how you think, learn, feel, or cope — insight that can guide diagnosis and treatment.
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Behavioral healthcare for children and adolescents — care that takes young patients seriously and gives parents and guardians a clear place to start.
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Psychiatric care for older adults, attentive to the changes, transitions, and health considerations that can come with later life.
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive treatment for depression that may help when medication alone hasn't provided the relief you need.
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In general, psychiatric providers are trained in the medical side of mental health — evaluation, diagnosis, and medication — while therapists and counselors work through talk therapy. Many people benefit from both.
Not necessarily. Care starts with an evaluation, and what follows is decided from there. Where medication is part of your plan, it is managed and reviewed with you over time rather than simply prescribed.
No. You don’t need a diagnosis, a referral, or a perfect explanation of what’s wrong. Many people start therapy simply because something has felt harder than usual.
Therapy is a private, professional relationship. If you have questions about privacy and records, our team will be glad to walk you through them when you call.
A structured process that uses established testing methods to answer a specific question about how a person thinks, learns, feels, or copes. It’s designed to see patterns that ordinary appointments can’t always capture.
We provide care for children and adolescents. Call us and we’ll confirm the current details for your child’s age and situation.
It’s psychiatric care that accounts for the realities of later life — coexisting medical conditions, other medications, cognitive changes, and life transitions like retirement and loss. The fundamentals are the same; the attention is different.
No. TMS and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) are different treatments. TMS uses focused magnetic pulses and involves no anesthesia — you remain awake during a session.
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