Conditions We Treat
Whatever You’re Facing, You Don’t Have to Face It Alone.
Mental health challenges look different for every person. The way depression shows up in your life may look nothing like how it shows up in someone else’s. The anxiety that keeps you awake at night has its own shape, its own history, its own weight.
That’s why we don’t treat conditions in isolation. We treat people — with individualized care plans built around your specific symptoms, your history, and your goals.
At New Concepts II, we specialize in the following conditions across all ages, backgrounds, and life circumstances.
Anxiety
Anxiety is more than worry. It’s the racing heart before a meeting you’ve attended a hundred times. It’s the intrusive thoughts you can’t quiet no matter how hard you try. It’s avoiding situations that other people seem to navigate without a second thought — and feeling ashamed that you can’t.
Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health conditions — and among the most treatable. Whether you’re dealing with generalized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety, or anxiety tied to a specific situation or trauma, our team can help you understand what’s driving it and build a plan to manage it effectively.
How we can help: Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, neurofeedback, telehealth appointments.
Depression
Depression is not sadness. It’s the absence of feeling — the flatness, the exhaustion, the loss of interest in things that used to matter. It’s canceling plans, falling behind, and wondering why you can’t just feel normal when everything in your life looks fine from the outside.
Depression is a real, medical condition — not a character flaw or a lack of effort. And for some patients, standard antidepressants aren’t enough. That’s why we also offer SPRAVATO® — an FDA-approved treatment specifically for adults with treatment-resistant depression.
How we can help: Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, SPRAVATO® treatment, neurofeedback, light therapy, telehealth appointments.
ADHD
ADHD is not a focus problem. It’s a regulation problem — difficulty managing attention, impulses, time, and emotions in a world that demands constant self-management. It can look like distraction, disorganization, and unfinished projects. It can also look like hyperfocus, creativity, and big ideas that never quite get off the ground.
ADHD affects children and adults alike, and it’s frequently misunderstood or misdiagnosed. At New Concepts II, we provide thorough evaluations and personalized treatment plans — including medication management and neurofeedback — to help our patients with ADHD build systems that work for their brain, not against it.
How we can help: Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, neurofeedback, telehealth appointments.
Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder is characterized by significant shifts in mood, energy, and behavior — from the elevated highs of mania or hypomania to the crushing lows of depressive episodes. These shifts can be disorienting and exhausting, not just for the person experiencing them but for everyone around them.
With the right diagnosis and a consistent, well-managed treatment plan, many people with bipolar disorder live full, stable, and meaningful lives. The key is expert care that doesn’t oversimplify — because bipolar disorder requires nuance, careful medication management, and a provider who truly understands its complexity.
How we can help: Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, telehealth appointments.
PTSD
Trauma doesn’t stay in the past. It lives in the body, in the nervous system, in the way ordinary moments can suddenly feel dangerous. PTSD can follow a single traumatic event or years of chronic stress — and it can show up as flashbacks, nightmares, hypervigilance, emotional numbness, or an overwhelming sense that the world is no longer safe.
At New Concepts II, we have deep experience treating PTSD across a wide range of populations — including veterans, survivors of abuse, and individuals who have experienced accidents, loss, or other life-altering events. We approach trauma with patience, sensitivity, and evidence-based tools designed to help your nervous system find its way back to safety.
How we can help: Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, neurofeedback, telehealth appointments.
Substance Use Disorders
Addiction is not a moral failure. It is a complex medical condition that reshapes brain chemistry, behavior, and relationships — and it rarely travels alone. Most people struggling with substance use are also managing depression, anxiety, trauma, or another underlying condition that has never been properly treated.
That’s exactly where New Concepts II stands apart. As a practice that specializes in both mental health and addiction, we are uniquely equipped to treat the whole picture — not just the substance use, but the pain underneath it. Our addiction treatment services include evidence-based therapies and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) when clinically appropriate.
How we can help: Psychiatric evaluation, addiction treatment, medication management, neurofeedback, telehealth appointments.
Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is one of the most misunderstood and stigmatized mental health conditions — and one of the most in need of compassionate, expert care. It can involve hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, and significant challenges with daily functioning. For patients and families alike, navigating schizophrenia without the right support can feel overwhelming.
At New Concepts II, we provide consistent, long-term psychiatric care for patients living with schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder. Our approach is built on stability, trust, and careful medication management — because for these patients, a reliable care team makes all the difference.
How we can help: Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, telehealth appointments.
Developmental Delays / Autism Spectrum Disorder
Every child develops on their own timeline. But when a child is struggling to communicate, connect, or navigate the world in ways that feel increasingly out of step — for them, for their family, for their school — getting the right evaluation and support sooner rather than later makes a real difference.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and developmental delays present differently in every person. Some children are profoundly affected from an early age. Others aren’t identified until later in childhood — or even adulthood — when the demands of life begin to outpace the strategies they’ve quietly developed to cope. There is no single profile, and there is no single path forward.
At New Concepts II, we provide thoughtful psychiatric evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults, working alongside families to understand what’s happening, set realistic goals, and build a care plan that fits the whole person — not just the diagnosis.
How we can help: Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, telehealth appointments.
Insomnia
Sleep is not a luxury. It is the foundation that everything else depends on — mood, focus, physical health, emotional regulation, and resilience. When sleep breaks down, everything gets harder.
Insomnia is more than a few restless nights. It’s lying awake watching the clock, dreading the next day before it starts. It’s waking at 3 a.m. with a mind that won’t stop. It’s the exhaustion that accumulates week after week while the people around you seem to have no trouble falling asleep and staying there.
Chronic insomnia is often entangled with other conditions — anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD — and treating only the symptom rarely gets to the root. At New Concepts II, we take a whole-person approach to sleep: identifying what’s driving the disruption and addressing it with evidence-based care, including neurofeedback, which has shown strong results for patients whose insomnia is rooted in an overactivated nervous system.
How we can help: Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, neurofeedback, light therapy, telehealth appointments.
Not Sure Where You Fit?
You don’t need to arrive with a diagnosis. Many of our patients come to us knowing only that something isn’t right — and that’s enough to get started. A psychiatric evaluation is the first step toward understanding what you’re experiencing and what can help.