We believe an effective and comprehensive evaluation should bring clarity and direction—not confusion. Our psychiatric evaluations provide the insight you need to understand what’s really going on and help you move forward with a plan you can trust. We go beyond surface symptoms to consider your full story—your history, health background, current concerns, and lifestyle.

Whether you need a first-time diagnosis, a second opinion, or an updated care plan, we take the time to listen. Our process is thorough and straightforward, giving you clear answers and practical next steps so you can make informed decisions about your care.

When you choose Harvest Counseling & Wellness, you can expect:

  • A thorough clinical interview to understand your concerns and goals

  • Review of mental and physical health history

  • Diagnostic screenings and assessment tools for clarity

  • Medication evaluation when appropriate

  • Review of past and current treatments

  • Education about your diagnosis and treatment options

  • A collaborative care plan with practical next steps

  • Integration with therapy or holistic care options

  • Clear documentation and summary of findings

  • Flexible virtual or in-person appointment options

  • A supportive environment where questions are always welcome

Serving Argyle and Nearby Communities

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

Ready to Get Started?

Schedule your Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation today and take the first step toward a care plan that works for you.

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