Conditions A to Z
Each condition links to a page explaining how we evaluate and treat it.
ADHDEvaluation, medication management, and skills workNEUROLOGYPSYCHIATRY AnxietyTherapy, medication management, or a combinationPSYCHIATRYTHERAPY Back PainNerve related evaluation, with EMG testing when neededNEUROLOGY DepressionTherapy, medication, and options like TMS and SpravatoPSYCHIATRYTHERAPY Memory Loss and DementiaEvaluation, neuropsychological testing, and ongoing careNEUROLOGY Migraine and HeadachePreventive and acute treatment, including BotoxNEUROLOGY Neuromuscular ConditionsDiagnosis and management, with EMG testing on siteNEUROLOGY NeuropathyFinding the cause of nerve pain, then treating itNEUROLOGY
OCDTherapy, medication management, and Deep TMSPSYCHIATRYTHERAPY Parkinson's DiseaseEvaluation of movement symptoms and ongoing managementNEUROLOGY Perinatal and PostpartumTherapy and psychiatric care through pregnancy and afterPSYCHIATRYTHERAPY Personality DisordersLong term therapeutic work and psychiatric supportPSYCHIATRYTHERAPY PTSD and TraumaEMDR and other trauma focused therapy, with psychiatric supportPSYCHIATRYTHERAPY SchizophreniaOngoing psychiatric care and medication managementPSYCHIATRY StrokeFollow up care, recovery support, and preventionNEUROLOGY
Treatments and Testing
Advanced treatments and diagnostic testing performed in our own offices, so a next step does not mean starting over somewhere new.
ADVANCED TREATMENTS
Deep TMSDrug free treatment for depression and OCD SpravatoFor depression that has not responded to other treatments Botox for MigrainesPreventive treatment for chronic migraine SphenocathA nerve block option for headache relief TESTING AND DIAGNOSTICS
EMGNerve conduction and muscle testing EEGBrain activity recording for seizures and spells Neuropsychological TestingTesting of memory, attention, and thinking EKGCardiac screening tied to treatment workups ONGOING CARE
Medication ManagementOngoing prescribing, monitoring, and adjustment Behavioral TherapyCBT and related approaches EMDR TherapyStructured therapy for trauma and distressing memories Group TherapySupport alongside others working through similar things TelepsychiatryPsychiatric visits by secure video Virtual TherapyTherapy sessions by video from home Browse by Specialty
Each specialty page lists the conditions it covers along with the treatments and testing available.
Neurology
Brain, nerves, and muscles. Migraine, memory, neuropathy, Parkinson's, and stroke.
EXPLORE NEUROLOGY Psychiatry
Diagnosis, medication management, and advanced options like TMS and Spravato.
EXPLORE PSYCHIATRY Therapy
Talk therapy including CBT, EMDR, group, and virtual sessions.
EXPLORE THERAPY Find the Right Provider
Know who you need to see? Start here. If you are not sure, that is what the last option is for.
Not sure where to start? Call (847) 816-6335 for Illinois and Wisconsin or (520) 595-5500 for Phoenix, and our team will point you in the right direction.
Common Questions
How do I know which specialist I need?
Often you will not, and that is fine. Symptoms overlap constantly, and telling apart a sleep problem, an attention problem, and a mood problem is part of what an evaluation is for. Find your condition in the list above, or call and describe what is going on. Our team will get you to the right person.
What if my condition is not listed here?
This list covers what we most commonly treat, not everything. If your situation is not here, or nobody has been able to tell you what it is yet, it is still worth a call. Unexplained symptoms are a large part of our work.
Can I be treated for more than one thing at once?
Yes, and it is common. Migraine travels with anxiety, memory changes bring depression, and attention problems often come with more than one thing alongside them. Because neurology, psychiatry, and therapy are in the same practice, your providers can coordinate directly rather than working from separate records.
Do you offer telehealth visits?
Yes, for eligible patients. Telepsychiatry and virtual therapy are available, and some follow up neurology visits can be done remotely. Certain visits and treatments do need to happen in the office. Our team can tell you which applies to your situation.
What should I bring to a first appointment?
A list of medications you are currently taking, records or test results from previous providers if you have them, and a rough sense of when your symptoms started. None of it is required to book, so do not delay calling if you do not have it all together.
Ready When You Are
Choose the office nearest you to request an appointment, or give us a call and we will help you find the right provider.
