Kairos Psychiatry was created for individuals and families who want psychiatric care that feels thoughtful, respectful, and unrushed.

Care begins with a careful understanding of the whole person — symptoms, history, development, family context, culture, identity, sleep, stress, medical factors, relationships, school or work life, values, and goals.

The goal is not simply to prescribe medication, but to understand what is happening and create a treatment plan that feels clinically sound, realistic, and personal.

Kairos Psychiatry provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management for children, adolescents, and adults.

The practice works with individuals and families seeking outpatient support for concerns such as anxiety, depression, mood changes, attention and focus difficulties, sleep issues, stress, burnout, life transitions, emotional regulation concerns, and medication reassessment.

Some clinical needs may require referral to a higher level of care or a more specialized service.

We combine a thoughtful, human-centered approach with clear communication and reliable results. It’s not just what we do—it’s how we do it that sets us apart.

You can expect care that is collaborative, careful, and practical.

Appointments are designed to give space for questions, context, and thoughtful decision-making. Treatment recommendations may include medication, lifestyle considerations, therapy referrals, coordination with other providers, or additional assessment when appropriate.

You will be involved in decisions about your care.

Yes. Kairos Psychiatry is an affirming practice for LGBTQIA+ individuals, couples, families, children, adolescents, and adults.

Care is grounded in respect, clinical thoughtfulness, and curiosity. Your identity will be treated as part of your lived experience, not as a problem to be explained away.

The first appointment is a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation.

We will review your current concerns, mental health history, medical history, medication history, family history, stressors, sleep, functioning, treatment preferences, and goals.

The purpose is to understand the full picture before making recommendations.

Medication may be discussed or prescribed when clinically appropriate, but it is not guaranteed.

The first priority is a careful evaluation and an individualized treatment plan. If medication is recommended, the reasoning, benefits, risks, alternatives, and monitoring plan will be discussed.

Yes. Kairos Psychiatry provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management for children and adolescents.

For minors, a parent or legal guardian must be involved in the intake and treatment process. Care is collaborative and developmentally informed, with attention to the child or teen’s voice, family context, safety, school experience, and clinical needs.

Yes. Parent or guardian involvement is an important part of care for children and adolescents.

Depending on age and clinical situation, appointments may include time with the parent or guardian, time with the child or teen, and time together to review impressions and recommendations.

The goal is to support the young person while also helping the family understand the treatment plan.

Yes. Kairos Psychiatry welcomes LGBTQIA+ children and adolescents.

For minors, parent or guardian involvement is required, while also respecting the young person’s dignity, voice, and privacy when clinically and legally appropriate.

Care is developmentally informed and sensitive to identity, family dynamics, school stress, safety, and emotional well-being.

Kairos Psychiatry provides LGBTQIA+-affirming psychiatric evaluation and medication management.

For individuals seeking gender-affirming medical care, letters, hormones, surgery-related documentation, or specialized services, the practice may provide psychiatric support, clinical documentation, and referrals when appropriate.

Specific documentation requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

Kairos Psychiatry provides psychotherapy-informed psychiatric care, but it is not structured as a traditional weekly psychotherapy practice.

Appointments may include supportive, practical, and insight-oriented conversation related to symptoms, stressors, coping, identity, relationships, routines, and treatment goals.

If ongoing psychotherapy would be helpful, referrals may be discussed.

Controlled substances are prescribed only when clinically appropriate, legally permitted, and supported by a full evaluation and ongoing monitoring.

They are not prescribed solely by request. When controlled medications are considered, treatment may involve records review, rating scales, treatment agreements, prescription monitoring, follow-up visits, and coordination with other providers when appropriate.

Telehealth may be available for patients located in Texas, when clinically appropriate.

Some situations may require in-person care, additional assessment, or referral to another level of care.

Kairos Psychiatry is currently a private-pay practice and is not in network with insurance plans.

If you have out-of-network benefits, a superbill may be provided for possible reimbursement. Reimbursement is not guaranteed and depends on your individual plan.

Private-pay care allows appointments to remain thoughtful, individualized, and less constrained by insurance-driven visit limits or documentation requirements.

This model supports careful evaluation, clear communication, and treatment planning based on clinical need rather than insurance authorization.

Initial Psychiatric Evaluation: $450
Follow-Up Appointment: $250

Additional services, documentation requests, or extended appointments may have separate fees and will be discussed in advance when applicable.

Payment is due at the time of service.

You may request an appointment through the website or contact the office directly.

If the practice appears to be an appropriate fit, you will receive next steps for intake paperwork, consent forms, and scheduling.

Please do not include sensitive medical information in standard email or general website forms. Clinical information should be shared through secure practice systems.

Kairos Psychiatry is an outpatient private practice and does not provide emergency psychiatric services, detoxification, intensive outpatient treatment, inpatient care, custody evaluations, forensic evaluations, or crisis stabilization.

Some clinical needs may require referral to a higher level of care or a more specialized service.

Kairos Psychiatry does not provide emergency services through the website, email, voicemail, or patient portal.

If you are experiencing a psychiatric emergency or immediate safety concern, call 911, call or text 988, or go to the nearest emergency room.