Genetic testing can provide valuable insight into how your body may respond to psychiatric medications. At Harvest Counseling & Wellness, we offer GeneSight pharmacogenetic testing to help guide more informed medication choices — especially if you’ve experienced side effects, limited results, or have tried multiple prescriptions in the past.

This simple, non-invasive test analyzes how your genes may affect medication metabolism and response. Combined with your clinical history, it helps us develop a more precise, personalized treatment plan tailored to your body’s chemistry and your unique needs.

What We Provide

  • GeneSight testing for psychiatric medications

  • Review of testing results with clear explanation

  • Personalized medication selection guidance

  • Integration with treatment history

  • Reduction in trial-and-error prescribing

  • Non-invasive cheek swab collection

  • Testing for MTHFR gene mutations (which play a crucial role in serotonin production)

  • Testing for antidepressants, antipsychotics & mood stabilizers compatibility

  • Coordination with lifestyle or therapy interventions

  • Adjustments based on genetic insights

  • Clear documentation for personal reference

  • Optional insurance support guidance

  • Follow-up consultation for treatment planning

Why Choose Genetic Testing

  • Reduces risk of medication side effects

  • Enhances treatment effectiveness and safety

  • Ideal for clients with complex medication history

  • Supported by scientific research and clinical use

  • Promotes confidence in medication choices

  • One-time, easy and non-invasive test

  • Fully integrated into your care plan

  • Clear, compassionate explanation of results

Serving Argyle and Nearby Communities

We provide Genetic Testing for clients in Argyle, Denton, Flower Mound, Highland Village, Northlake, Southlake, Westlake, Lantana, and the greater DFW area.

Ready to Get Started?

Schedule your Genetic Testing today and take the first step toward a care plan that works for you.

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