Conditions We Treat
Mental Health Conditions We Treat
Mental health challenges can affect every part of life, from relationships and work to physical health and overall well-being. At Fleischer Psychiatry, we provide thoughtful, physician-led care for adults and seniors experiencing a wide range of psychiatric conditions.
Every patient's experience is different. Symptoms can look different from person to person, and effective treatment starts with understanding the full picture. Dr. Scott Fleischer takes a personalized approach to diagnosis and treatment, combining psychiatric evaluation, medication management, psychotherapy, and advanced treatment options like NeuroStar TMS Therapy when appropriate.
We commonly treat:
Depression
Persistent sadness, loss of motivation, fatigue, and hopelessness that interfere with daily life.
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Anxiety
Excessive worry, racing thoughts, panic, and physical tension that can feel difficult to control.
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviors that create distress and interfere with daily functioning.
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Adult ADD / ADHD
Difficulty focusing, staying organized, and managing tasks or responsibilities.
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Mood Disorders
Conditions involving significant changes in mood, energy, or emotional stability.
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Adjustment to Life Problems
Emotional distress related to major life changes, transitions, or unexpected challenges.
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Bereavement Disorder
Grief that feels overwhelming, prolonged, or disruptive to daily life.
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Dementia & Alzheimer's Disease
Memory loss, confusion, behavioral changes, and emotional challenges associated with cognitive decline.
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Personality Disorders
Long-standing emotional and behavioral patterns that affect relationships, coping, and self-image.
Learn More →Seeking help can be an important first step toward feeling better. Fleischer Psychiatry provides compassionate, physician-led care designed around your individual needs.
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