Psychiatric Care
- Online Psychiatry · MI · CA · WA · OR · NM

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Understanding Psychiatric Care
Psychiatric care is the clinical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health conditions that affect mood, thinking, attention, sleep, and behavior. It brings together a careful review of symptoms and history with evidence-based approaches such as medication management and psychotherapy. Common concerns include ADHD, anxiety, depression, and more complex psychiatric conditions. The aim is to understand the person behind the diagnosis and match treatment to individual needs.
What Your Visits Will Look Like
- Talking Through Your History
Your first conversation focuses on your symptoms, personal history, and what has brought you to seek care now. We ask about mood, sleep, attention, stress, and how these patterns affect work, relationships, and daily life. This information guides every step that follows.
- Clarifying Your Diagnosis
Diagnostic clarification helps sort out overlapping symptoms, such as anxiety that resembles ADHD or low mood linked to poor sleep. We explain what we observe in plain language and answer your questions. A clear picture makes it easier to choose a treatment direction with confidence.
- Building Your Treatment Plan
Together we review your options, which may include medication management, psychotherapy, or sleep and routine support. You are encouraged to share preferences and concerns so the plan fits your life. Nothing is decided without your input.
- Ongoing Follow Up Appointments
Follow up visits let us check how you are responding and adjust the plan as needed. Mood tracking and relapse-prevention planning help you notice early changes and respond before they grow. Care continues to evolve as your needs and goals shift.
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Who This Care Is For
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Adults who want personalized mental health care through a convenient telehealth format.
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Adults experiencing persistent symptoms of ADHD, anxiety, depression, or other mood concerns.
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People seeking a first evaluation or a second look at a previous diagnosis.
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Adults who value the comfort and privacy of connecting with their care team virtually.
How Patients May Benefit
Greater Symptom Stability
Consistent, individualized treatment can reduce the intensity and frequency of symptoms over time. Many patients notice steadier mood, improved focus, and fewer disruptive episodes. These changes often make daily responsibilities feel more manageable.
Better Sleep and Daily Function
Addressing sleep patterns and daily routines can improve energy, concentration, and emotional balance. When rest improves, many people find work, relationships, and self-care easier to sustain.
Confidence in Managing Setbacks
Patients gain practical tools for recognizing warning signs and responding early. This preparation can lower the risk of relapse and support long-term wellbeing. Knowing what to do when symptoms return helps many people feel more in control.
Complementary Services We Provide
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Supportive Psychotherapy: offers a steady, encouraging space to process stress and strengthen resilience.
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Grounding and Coping Strategies: teaches practical skills to calm anxious moments and stay present.
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Psychotherapy: helps you explore patterns in thoughts and emotions to support lasting change.
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Sleep and Routine Support: builds healthier rhythms that can improve energy, mood, and focus.
Pricing for Psychiatric Care
- Online Psychiatry · MI · CA · WA · OR · NM
Psychiatric care for patients in Lathrup Village, MI typically ranges from $150 to $400 per visit, depending on whether it is an initial assessment or a follow up appointment. Insurance coverage is subject to benefit verification and may lower your out of pocket cost. Pricing varies by provider, individual factors, and treatment plan. Reach out to request a personalized quote based on your needs and coverage.

Why Patients Choose Our Practice
Brain Bath was founded by Noah Freiburger, DNP, PMHNP-BC, CBIS, a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and Certified Brain Injury Specialist. His clinical background spans inpatient and outpatient psychiatry and care for people with severe and persistent mental illness. He also serves as Medical Director for Mid Michigan Recovery Services and is on staff at Stanford’s Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital.