Who We Help in Fayetteville
Fayetteville revolves around Fort Bragg — the largest Army installation in the country. That means we see a lot of people dealing with the specific pressures of military life. Active duty service members managing PTSD, anxiety, and sleep problems that come with deployment cycles. Military spouses handling the stress of solo parenting during deployments, constant moves, and career disruptions. Veterans transitioning to civilian life and finding that the adjustment is harder than expected.
We also see the civilian workforce that keeps Fayetteville running. Healthcare workers at Cape Fear Valley Health pulling long shifts. Teachers at Cumberland County Schools managing underfunded classrooms. Manufacturing workers at Goodyear and warehouse staff at Amazon dealing with physical and mental exhaustion.
And we see families. Teenagers struggling with the social disruption of another PCS move. College students at Fayetteville State University and Methodist University trying to hold it together academically.
Our Approach
We understand the military community. We know that asking for mental health help can feel like a career risk — and we know it should not be. Our evaluations are thorough but respectful. We focus on medication management for ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and other conditions. We prescribe what works and adjust until it is right.
For patients who have tried multiple medications without results, we offer GeneSight genetic testing to identify which medications match your body chemistry. We also provide ESA evaluations for qualifying patients.
For Military Families
If you or your spouse is active duty, reserve, or a veteran — we get it. Deployment stress, reintegration challenges, TBI-related symptoms, and the mental load of military life are things we see every week. We accept TRICARE and can work around unpredictable military schedules.
For military families dealing with frequent moves, separation from a deployed parent, or constant change — we work closely with you to build a plan that fits your life.
For Students
Students at Fayetteville State University, Methodist University, and Fayetteville Technical Community College are welcome, and we schedule around classes. ADHD, anxiety, and depression are the most common things we evaluate in college-age patients. Campus health centers have limited availability — we do not.
Getting Started
Your first appointment is about 60 minutes. We ask direct questions about your symptoms, your history, and what has or has not worked. You leave with a diagnosis and a treatment plan. If medication is right for you, your provider will explain your options and next steps.
We accept TRICARE, Blue Cross NC, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and NC Medicaid plans (Healthy Blue, WellCare, AmeriHealth Caritas). Cash pay is available.
Our office is at 109 Hay St, Suite 200, Fayetteville 28301 — in the heart of downtown, accessible from Fort Bragg, Hope Mills, Spring Lake, and the surrounding area.