Geode Health accepts insurance
At Geode, we believe mental health affordability is just as important as availability. We’re in-network with most insurance plans and always working to expand coverage.
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Laura VanDame, LPC
Therapist
I am a Therapist and have been providing mental health services for 7 years in... View Laura VanDame's profile
Susan Cuevas, LCPC
Therapist
As a dedicated psychotherapist with 21 years experience, I hold a firm belief that every... View Susan Cuevas's profile
Christine Reed, LCSW
Therapist
Navigating life's challenges can be tough, but you don't have to face them alone. I... View Christine Reed's profile
Altrovise Martin, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
As a psychiatric nurse practitioner, I have an extensive background in psychiatric nursing, including inpatient... View Altrovise Martin's profile
How We Help
Flexible care shaped just for you
Geode connects you with expert psychiatry or therapy resources, or a combination of both, depending on your needs.
Psychiatry
Geode’s board certified psychiatrists work with both children and adults to make a diagnosis and manage medications.
What we treat
Geode’s practices offer care tailored to individual needs
Why Choose Geode Health?
In Wheaton, IL, Geode Health stands out in mental healthcare innovation. Our team, including experienced psychiatrists and therapists, specializes in general psychiatry, adolescent psychiatry, and family therapy. We cater to a broad range of mental health conditions, including depressive disorders, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and any mood disorder. Opt for in-person or virtual visits as per your convenience at our Wheaton psychiatrist office. With Geode Health Wheaton, a happier, healthier life, inclusive of comprehensive mental health care and a psychological evaluation, is within your reach.
Frequently asked questions about working with Geode Health
Geode Health in Wheaton offers a distinctive approach to mental health care, merging proven talk therapy with advanced treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy, effectively tackling issues from relationship issues to post-traumatic stress disorder. Our Wheaton professionals are adept in these areas, focusing on the specific mental health needs of the Wheaton community, including new patients and existing clients. We are committed to making our comprehensive care, including medication management and psychiatric evaluations, accessible, with a variety of payment options including insurance. The Wheaton clinic is crafted as a welcoming and inclusive environment, ensuring every patient feels heard and respected. We work closely with our patients to develop personalized treatment plans, fostering a collaborative path to mental wellness.
Psychiatrists in Wheaton, IL, as medical doctors, have the unique ability to prescribe medication and manage the medical aspects of mental health conditions, a role not fulfilled by therapists. Their extensive training aids in addressing health issues related to mental well-being, including clinical psychology. Therapists, in contrast, focus on delivering a range of proven talk therapies and often partner with psychiatrists for complete patient care.
At Geode Health, the frequency of therapy or psychiatry sessions is customized to fit each individual’s unique requirements and life circumstances, from adolescent to adult patients. Appointments can be scheduled weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, adapting to your specific needs. Our mental health professionals specialize in devising a treatment plan that determines the optimal frequency of your sessions.
Many psychologists hold doctorate degrees in clinical psychology, yet they are not medical doctors. Their treatment of almost any mental health condition involves talk therapy and other non-medical techniques. Conversely, psychiatrists are medical doctors (MDs) who primarily use medication in treating mental health issues, along with providing talk therapy and other supplementary treatments, like cognitive behavioral therapy and counseling for disorders and mental health issues.