Telepsychiatry is the process of providing mental health care from a distance through telemedicine technology, often using videoconferencing.
Telepsychiatry is the process of providing mental health care from a distance through telemedicine technology, often using videoconferencing. Telepsychiatry, a subset of telemedicine, involves direct and live interactive communication between a psychiatrist and the patient providing a range of services including psychiatric evaluations, therapy (individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy), patient education and medication management.
It also encompasses psychiatrists supporting primary care providers with mental health care consultation and expertise. It can also involve recording medical information (images, videos, etc.) and sending this to a distant site for later review.
Your story is worth more than a diagnosis. Here at Impireum, we listen to what you’re experiencing like the stressors, habits, and hopes behind. We meet the person before we meet the problem. If you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or just searching for steadier ground, our care is molded around your life and what healing means to you. Together, we craft a path that feels achievable, grounded, and real to who you are.
We begin with a whole-person evaluation that digs into your habits, stressors, and how your symptoms manifest in everyday life at work, school, or home. We move beyond checklist questions to get at what’s keeping you stuck and what might get you moving again.
After we understand what you require, we create a care plan based on your everyday aims. That may involve discussion therapy, coping strategies for managing your emotions, scheduling techniques, or family engagement, whatever enhances your progress and is accommodative of your daily life.
Continuous support is important. We don’t leave you with solutions, we support you in implementing them. Regular check-ins with you, we monitor your progress and make changes as needed, providing feedback and techniques that translate beyond the therapy session.
If services are not recommended you will be notified upfront and have no charge for consulting with the CTRS.
Yes, research indicates it's equally effective. You will receive the same face-to-face care without traveling to get there.
Yes, your psychiatrist can assess, prescribe, and adjust medications all through virtual appointments.
Yes, from anxiety to ADHD to mood disorders, we provide long-term care through regular virtual check-ins.
It is, your sessions are secure behind HIPAA-compliant technology, so your privacy remains paramount.
Yes it will, from anxiety to ADHD to mood disorders, we provide long-term care through regular, virtual check-ins.
Sessions typically last 30 to 60 minutes depending on your situation. We'll always ensure that you have sufficient time to discuss.
