For an emergency, call 911. In the United States, call or text 988 for suicide or mental-health crisis support.

Casa Privée is an outpatient medical practice, not an inpatient detoxification unit, psychiatric hospital or residential rehabilitation facility. A clinical assessment determines whether this setting is appropriate for your needs.

Casa Privée scope: private psychiatry, mental-health care and addiction medicine. Regenerative orthopedics is provided through a separate clinical entity.

Mental-health care

Psychiatric care with time to understand you

Depression, anxiety and trauma-related symptoms do not always fit neatly into one diagnosis. We consider how symptoms developed, what affects them and how they are changing your life.


Casa Privée offers private adult psychiatric assessment and treatment planning that considers your medical history, previous care, medications, substance use, sleep and personal circumstances.

Clinical information

Clear scope.

Individual evaluation.

Clinical scope

Adult psychiatric assessment and treatment planning

Casa Privée focuses on mental health and addiction. The practice does not use this website to promote unrelated regenerative, orthopedic, aesthetic or general-wellness services.

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Evaluation

Depressive symptoms

Changes in mood, energy, sleep, motivation, concentration and daily functioning.

A

Evaluation

Anxiety symptoms

Persistent worry, panic and related symptoms, including possible medical, medication or substance-related contributors.

T

Evaluation

Trauma-related symptoms

Difficulties involving distressing memories, avoidance, heightened alertness, sleep and emotional regulation.

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Evaluation

Complex presentations

Situations in which symptoms overlap, previous diagnoses differ or multiple medications and medical conditions complicate treatment.

A psychiatric formulation is more than a diagnosis.

A diagnosis names a condition. A clinical formulation connects symptoms with your history, health and circumstances to explain what may be contributing and which next steps make sense.


Your assessment gives you space to describe your experience and ask questions. The goal is an explanation you can understand and a plan connected to your priorities.

  • Medication history and response

  • Medical and neurological contributors

  • Substance and supplement exposure

  • Sleep and circadian factors

  • Trauma and psychosocial context

  • Functional goals and patient preferences

“A label may name the syndrome. A formulation explains why this person is suffering now and what should be done next.”

Treatment planning

A hierarchy of interventions

Your clinician discusses the evidence for the available options, expected benefits, important risks and reasonable alternatives. Recommendations may involve medication, psychological care, changes in daily routines, TMS evaluation or referral to another service.


Not every option is appropriate for every person. Any proposed off-label use or investigational treatment should be explained clearly, including the evidence, uncertainty and alternatives. Follow-up reviews both symptoms and how you are functioning in everyday life.

1

Confirm the working diagnosis

Review symptom chronology and competing explanations before changing treatment.

2

Define measurable goals

Choose functional and symptom targets that matter to the patient.

3

Select the least burdensome effective plan

Consider psychotherapy, medication, behavioral change, neuromodulation or referral according to indication.

4

Monitor and revise

Assess benefit, adverse effects, adherence, safety and whether the working diagnosis remains sound.

TMS

Neuromodulation requires indication-specific care.

For some patients, TMS may be considered after a psychiatric assessment and review of previous treatment. Your clinician explains whether the proposed device and protocol are appropriate for your condition and how treatment would fit with the rest of your care.

  • Psychiatric evaluation before prescription

  • Contraindication and risk screening

  • Baseline symptom measurement

  • Course-specific monitoring

  • Continuation planning after the acute course

Request a private psychiatric consultation.

For non-emergency care, use secure scheduling or call the clinic. A website cannot determine diagnosis or suitability.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does the website provide a diagnosis?

No. Website information is general. Diagnosis requires an appropriate clinical evaluation.

Can Casa Privée replace emergency psychiatric care?

No. Call 911 for a medical emergency or call or text 988 for crisis support in the United States.

Is TMS appropriate for everyone with depression?

No. TMS is a prescription treatment with specific indications, contraindications and clinical considerations. Suitability is determined individually.

Will I necessarily need medication?

No. Recommendations depend on your diagnosis, severity, history, preferences and the evidence for suitable options.

Can I seek a second opinion?

You may request an assessment when the diagnosis or treatment plan needs clarification. The practice will advise on suitability and any records needed.

Private psychiatry · Addiction medicine · Miami

Private, physician-led psychiatry and addiction medicine in Brickell, Miami. Careful assessment, clear explanations and individualized follow-up.

1395 Brickell Avenue, Suite 200, Miami, Florida 33131

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