About Us

Accessible Psychiatry and Consultation Services LLC is a diverse family of Psychiatrists, Nurse practitioners and therapists with a variety of specialists and areas of expertise bound by values and guiding principles making us able to treat you as an entire person: mind, body and Spirit.

We constantly seek to honour our diverse range of clients by maintaining authenticity, embracing accountability and pursuing deeper knowledge. Here at Accessible, we are driven by conviction and zeal, fueled by connection and grounded by integrity.

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Experienced Doctors

We have qualified and experienced mental health providers to tend to your needs.

24/7 Support

We provide professional face-to-face & virtual support for our customers.

Over 10 Years in Business

Our long-time experience in this business makes us competent to address different individual needs.

What we do

Accessible Psychiatry and Consultation Services comes alongside clients to help them effect change in their lives. We long to help our clients move through discontent and difficulty and into a better place with clarity and healing.

Our end goal is not only to relieve distress and discomfort but also to modify or change patterns of thinking, feeling and acting that are resulting in stress while learning new, more effective and satisfying ways of living.

Why we do it

The answer is simple. We do it for you.

We want to walk along this journey with you, we know that you cannot take it alone and you don’t have to. We want to achieve the goal together as you discover greater mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health.

We believe that every person is created to live a unique story of abundance and purpose, and it is our mission to help you discover yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is mental health disorder?

A wide range of conditions that affect mood, thinking, and behavior. For example: clinical depression, anxiety disorder, Bipolar etc. Statistics: Nationwide, almost one in five people (47.1 million) in the U.S. are living with a mental health condition. About 10% of youth in the U.S have severe depression (Mental health America, 2022).

Can people recover from mental health? is there a cure?

Recovery is a process, beginning with diagnosis and eventually moving into the successful management of a mental health condition. Sustained recovery involves learning about the illness and effective treatment, empowerment with the support of peers and family members and finally, helping others achieve wellness. An effective treatment plan may include medication, psychotherapy and peer support groups. A balanced diet, exercise and sleep can also play a big role in your mental health.

Can I drink while I am taking antipsychotic medications like antidepressants?

Drinking alcohol while taking antidepressants is generally not recommended because both of these substances can make you drowsy, less alert, and uncoordinated. When taken together, those effects are increased. Combining alcohol with antidepressants could potentially be fatal. Alcohol can cause depression itself and also keeps some antidepressants from working as well as they should. This could lead to an increase in suicidal thoughts and actions. Therefore drinking while taking these medications is prohibited.

I have been taking my antidepressant medication for a while now. I feel great. All of my symptoms seem to be gone. Is it okay for me to stop taking my medication?

While it may seem reasonable to stop taking the medication, the problem is that at least 50% of the time the symptoms of depression and/or anxiety come back. If you are taking an antidepressant, it is very important that you work together with your doctor before making decisions about any changes in your treatment.

I heard that medication can cause sexual side effects. Are these effects permanent? Should I stop taking my medicine?

Changes in sexual function may be caused by many things. If you notice any changes in sexual function after starting these medication your doctor can determine whether your medicine may be responsible. These medications in the categories of Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) include: Paxil, Prozac, Zoloft, Celexa and Lexapro, can cause sexual side effects, including lowered sex drive, delay in the time it takes for you to have an orgasm, or make you unable to have an orgasm. Therefore if you experience any of these signs, talk to your doctor/psychiatrist immediately.

How long will the medications will take to be effective and if I want to be taken off the medications how long should I take them?

Most antipsychotics take 6-8 weeks to be effective, there a patient has to be on this medications around for that long to experience the maximum effect of the meds. If the patient wants to be off the meds after he or she feels “better”, it has to be at least 6 months before the patient can be weaned off the meds. Talk to your provider about safe weaning off.