Education, Insight, and Support for Every Step of the Journey

Education, Insight, and Support for Every Step of the Journey

At MindHealth MD, we believe informed patients and empowered families make better decisions—and experience better outcomes. Whether you’re new to psychiatric care, navigating a recent discharge, or simply exploring options for yourself or someone you love, our Resource Center is here to help.

This page brings together our most valuable tools, insights, and support materials—all written and curated by our clinical team to reflect what actually helps people feel better, faster.

What You’ll Find Here

Explore articles written by our psychiatric experts on topics like:
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Understanding your diagnosis

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Medication management myths and facts

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How to navigate life after treatment

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Tools for managing anxiety, depression, or trauma

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What to ask at your first psychiatric appointment

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New treatment options like TMS and EEG-informed care

What You Can Expect After Referral
What You Can Expect After Referral

Information to Include in Referral (When Possible)

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Patient name and contact information

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Reason for referral and level of recent care

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Current medications and prescribing provider

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Relevant diagnoses or presenting symptoms

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Insurance information (or indication of self-pay if applicable)

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Preferred scheduling method (virtual or in-person)

Forms & Intake Packet

Forms & Intake Packet

Everything you need to get started quickly and confidently. This section includes:
We make it as easy as possible to complete your intake and be seen within 48–72 hours.

Educational Tools for Families & Referring Providers

This section includes:

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Guides for discharge planners

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Checklists for preparing a patient for psychiatry

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Tips for families supporting loved ones with mental health or substance use conditions

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Sample care coordination workflows

Start Today—No More Waiting
You don’t have to go through this alone. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, or simply feeling overwhelmed — support is here.