About

Our Practice Philosophy

Doctor's waiting area with couches and chairs

We believe our patients want to be well; they need expert care, education, empowerment, and support to achieve an optimal level of physical and emotional health. We believe patients should choose their health care providers and be involved in decision-making regarding their care. We believe that patient-centered, goal-directed, and personalized health care is achievable, and providing effective treatment options leads to increased compliance, treatment response, and patient satisfaction.

 

We happily provide the following services to our patients:

  • Thorough evaluation
  • Innovative treatments
  • Interventional outpatient procedures for pain
  • Traditional medication management
  • Lifestyle modification and a holistic approach
  • Physical therapy

These options, often in combination, lead to the most effective, comprehensive treatment available.

Our Mission

Mind Mood Pain, Interventional Pain and Psychiatry, is a dual disciplinary medical practice providing interventional treatments for disorders affecting the nervous system, including psychiatric and pain conditions. We work to improve functionality while easing emotional, psychiatric and physical distress. Approaching each patient with an open mind, we work with patients to develop a comprehensive plan, addressing pain while promoting positive mental health. Our individualized treatment plans incorporate interventional and innovative therapies while providing education and support to improve a patient’s sense of wellbeing. We don’t just address a primary pain or psychiatric disorder; we work with patients to build resilience and support while strengthening the mind and body. This comprehensive approach leads to long term health and quality of life.

Our Approach to Treatment

We recognize the importance of avoiding medications that may have negative physical and mental health effects. Our treatments include proven therapies along with new, evolving treatments targeting faulty pain signaling and neurotransmitter dysfunction. Through neuromodulation, infusion and injection therapy and minimally invasive procedures, we can help with chronic central or peripheral nerve pain.