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Mental Wellbeing

What is Right For You?

Finding the right mental health support can be a personal journey. Explore our resources to discover what might work best for your unique needs.

According to research, 1 in 5 adults experience mental health challenges each year. Early intervention and proper support can make a significant difference.

Medication Options
Treatment Option

Medication Options

Understanding the potential benefits and side effects of mental health medications can help you make informed decisions with your healthcare provider.

Therapy Approaches
Treatment Option

Therapy Approaches

Different people respond differently to the same medications. By meeting with our providers ideally more than once, they can better tailor a treatment plan specifically for you and your tolerance levels and improvement. The same is true with different therapy methods. If you are advised to see a psychologist, the choice of therapy depends on your needs and response. Although sometimes psychotherapy alone is beneficial, often times a combination of psychotherapy and medical management is needed to reach symptom improvement. Both may be crucial to improve your overall mental health.

Self-Care Strategies
Daily Practice

Self-Care Strategies

Incorporating self-care practices into your daily routine can significantly improve your mental well-being and resilience to stress. This can include exercise, meditation, engaging in activities you enjoy doing and surrounding yourself with people you love.

Support Networks
Community

Support Networks

Connection with others who understand your experiences can provide validation, encouragement, and practical advice for your mental health journey.

Common Questions About Mental Health

How do I know if I need professional help?

Consider seeking help if your emotions, thoughts, or behaviors are causing significant distress, affecting your daily functioning, or if you're having thoughts of harming yourself or others.

What's the difference between a psychiatrist and psychologist?

Psychiatrists are medical doctors who can diagnose and treat mental health conditions with prescribed medication. Psychologists typically provide therapy and psychological testing, but cannot prescribe medications in most states.

Will my insurance cover mental health treatment?

TDOC is a cash-only telehealth service where you meet with a medical provider, not a psychologist. We do not accept insurance. However, should the provider recommend you see a psychologist, many insurance plans cover mental health services, though coverage varies. Check with your insurance plan to ask about specific benefits, in-network psychologists, and any requirements for coverage. Alternatively, if you are referred to a psychologist, you can also ask them if they take your insurance. Depending on your insurance, you may not need a referral at all and you can seek your own therapist if you wish.

How long does the evaluation with the provider usually take?

Depending on your needs, the visit with our provider may take anywhere from 15-20 minutes. If the provider recommends psychotherapy, those sessions may take anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the therapist and what you both determine is needed.

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Mental Health Support: Essential Strategies for Emotional Well-Being

Resources, Coping Techniques, and Self-Care Practices for a Healthier Mind

  • Practice mindfulness meditation daily for stress relief
  • Maintain a consistent sleep schedule for mental balance
  • Engage in regular physical activity to boost mood
  • Limit social media to reduce anxiety and comparison
  • Connect with supportive friends and family often
  • Journal your thoughts to process emotions clearly
  • Set healthy boundaries to protect your energy
  • Seek therapy or counseling for professional support
  • Try deep breathing exercises during moments of stress
Mental Health Support: Essential Strategies for Emotional Well-Being
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FAQ For Mental Health

While our providers are able to treat most common issues, there are conditions that we don't treat. Please see an in-person doctor or hospital if you experience any of the following:

If you find yourself in a situation where you have a plan for self-harm, or the harm of another, please seek immediate assistance by calling 911 or going to your nearest hospital or mental health center for your safety and the safety of others.
The medications used to treat these conditions require frequent blood tests for medication tolerance and management of symptoms. Schizophrenia and related mental health conditions are better managed with a psychiatrist in person.
Mental health conditions managed by the above medications require close monitoring of blood tests and frequent follow-ups for tolerance and potential adverse effects. These are better treated in person with a psychiatrist.
These conditions are better treated with psychotherapy, as well as in-person visits with a psychiatrist