Interventional Psychiatry

At Washington Interventional Psychiatry (WIP), we’re at the forefront of our field, offering hope and relief to those who haven’t found success with traditional treatments. But what exactly is Interventional Psychiatry, and how does it differ from General Psychiatry?

Understanding Interventional Psychiatry

Interventional Psychiatry refers to a range of innovative, often non-medication-based treatments that directly target brain function to alleviate mental health symptoms. While General Psychiatry typically focuses on psychotherapy and medication management, Interventional Psychiatry steps in when these conventional approaches haven’t provided sufficient relief.

Our Interventional Psychiatry treatments include:

These cutting-edge treatments can be particularly effective for treatment of major depressive disorder, anxiety disorders, and obsessive compulsive disorder.

The WIP Difference: Expertise, Safety, and Efficacy

Our Interventional Psychiatry services are provided by board-certified psychiatrists who are also Medical Doctors (MDs). This distinction is crucial – it means our team has the comprehensive medical training necessary to understand the complex interplay between mental health, physical health, and these advanced treatments.

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Here’s what sets us apart and why it should factor into your decision-making:

We’re Here to Answer Your Questions

If you’ve been struggling to find relief through traditional psychiatric treatments, Interventional Psychiatry at WIP might be the solution you’ve been looking for.

However, we understand that you may have additional questions when considering interventional treatments. That’s why we offer complimentary meetings with our psychiatrists to consider your unique situation and thoroughly explain each option, answer all your questions, and support you every step of the way. Our goal is not just to provide treatment but to empower you with knowledge and hope for your mental health journey.

Contact us today to schedule a free interventional consultation with one of our board-certified psychiatrists.