Psychiatric Care for Beaverton Adults
Mental health symptoms can affect far more than your mood. Anxiety may make it difficult to relax or sleep. Depression can drain your energy and motivation. ADHD may interfere with focus, organization, and daily responsibilities.
Still Waters Counseling provides psychiatric care for adults in Beaverton, Oregon, including medication management and integrative mental health support. In-person appointments are available at our nearby Hillsboro office, with telehealth options when appropriate.
You do not need to know exactly what type of treatment you need before reaching out. Our goal is to help you explore available options based on your symptoms, history, goals, and clinical needs.
- Medication Management
- Adult Mental Health Care
- In-Person & Telehealth Options
- Whole-Person Approach
- Insurance Options
- Collaborative Care
Psychiatric Care for Beaverton Adults Looking for More Comprehensive Support
Mental health care does not always fit neatly into one category. You may already be working with a therapist but still have symptoms that affect sleep, energy, concentration, relationships, or daily functioning.
You may have questions about medication, wonder whether your current treatment still fits your needs, or want care that considers mental health alongside nutrition, stress, lifestyle, and physical well-being.
Still Waters offers psychiatric and naturopathic mental health services as part of its broader approach to whole-person care. Depending on your needs, psychiatric care may be used on its own or alongside therapy, assessment, and other mental health services. For a broader overview of local support, visit Counseling in Beaverton.
Understand your options with more clarity
- Review persistent mental health symptoms
- Discuss medication questions and goals
- Consider lifestyle and physical health factors
- Coordinate care when appropriate
What Is Psychiatric Care at Still Waters Counseling?
At Still Waters, psychiatric care includes mental-health-focused naturopathic services designed around the individual rather than a single symptom or diagnosis.
Medication Management
Still Waters lists medication management for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and ADHD within its psychiatric care services.
Mental Health Symptom Review
Your provider can learn more about the concerns you are experiencing, how they affect daily life, and what treatment options may be appropriate.
Lifestyle & Nutritional Support
Sleep, stress, routines, nutrition, and other aspects of physical health may be considered alongside emotional symptoms when clinically appropriate.
Coordination & Follow-Up
Care may include ongoing follow-up and coordination with other members of your healthcare team when appropriate.
When Might Psychiatric Care Be Helpful?
People seek psychiatric care for many different reasons. You do not need to know exactly what type of treatment you need before reaching out. You may want to explore support if you are experiencing:
- Anxiety that continues to interfere with daily life
- Depression or persistent low mood
- ADHD and difficulty with focus or organization
- Mood changes or concerns related to bipolar disorder
- Chronic stress or emotional overload
- Sleep, energy, or concentration changes
- Questions about current medication
- Symptoms that continue despite other forms of support
- Difficulty functioning at work or in relationships
- A desire for a broader mind-body approach to care
Symptoms such as fatigue, poor concentration, sleep changes, low mood, or anxiety can have many possible contributing factors. Care should be based on an individualized clinical assessment rather than symptoms alone.
Medication Management Near Beaverton
Review Current Symptoms
Discuss symptoms affecting your mood, concentration, energy, sleep, relationships, or daily functioning.
Review Current Medications
If you already take medication, care may include reviewing your current treatment, response, concerns, and goals.
Emotional Regulation and Big Feelings
Your previous mental health and medical treatment can provide important context when considering available options.
Clarify Treatment Goals
Medication-focused care begins with understanding what you hope to improve rather than assuming every symptom requires medication.
Consider Whole-Person Factors
Lifestyle, nutrition, chronic stress, and physical health may be considered alongside psychiatric symptoms when appropriate.
Follow Up Over Time
Ongoing follow-up allows your provider to continue evaluating your needs and adjust the overall plan when clinically appropriate.
Coordinate Care
Psychiatric care can sometimes work alongside therapy, primary care, or other healthcare services as part of a broader plan.
Explore Available Options
The goal is to help you understand available treatment options and determine what may fit your individual needs.
A Whole-Person Approach to Mental Health
Still Waters' psychiatric care is designed to consider mental health within the context of the whole person. Treatment recommendations depend on your individual needs, history, goals, and clinical assessment.
Medication When Appropriate
Medication management may be one part of a treatment plan for certain mental health concerns, but it is not automatically the right option for every person.
Nutrition and Lifestyle
Sleep, daily routines, nutrition, movement, and stress can influence mental well-being and may be discussed as part of integrative care.
Stress and Physical Health
Mental and physical health often influence one another, particularly when someone is managing chronic stress or ongoing health concerns.
Supplements and Herbal Options
Still Waters lists supplementation and herbal medicine among its naturopathic psychiatric services. Recommendations are individualized rather than automatic.
Collaborative Care
Your provider can collaborate with you to help you better understand symptoms, available options, and how care may fit into your broader healthcare plan.
Therapy When Helpful
Psychiatric care and therapy can address different aspects of mental health. Some clients use one service, while others benefit from both.
Meet Katherine Hofmann
Katherine Hofmann, Naturopathic Doctor — Adults Only
Katherine is an Oregon-licensed naturopathic doctor specializing in mental health. Her work includes integrative mental health support, lifestyle and nutritional coaching, supplementation, herbal medicine, and adult ASD and ADHD assessments.
She focuses on helping adults experiencing concerns such as chronic stress, anxiety, depression, and ADHD and offers both in-person and teletherapy appointments.
Understand symptoms and available treatment options
- Oregon-licensed naturopathic doctor
- Mental-health-focused integrative care
- Adults only
- In-person and teletherapy options
What to Expect When You Start Psychiatric Care
Starting psychiatric care does not mean you need to arrive knowing what medication, diagnosis, or treatment you need. The process begins with understanding what you are experiencing and what kind of support may be appropriate.
Request an Appointment
Tell the Still Waters team that you are looking for psychiatric or medication-management support.
Discuss Your Current Concerns
Share concerns related to mood, anxiety, concentration, stress, energy, sleep, current treatment, or other mental and physical health factors.
Review Treatment Options
Your provider can discuss symptoms, history, current treatment, and available options based on your individual needs.
Create an Individualized Plan
Care may involve medication management, lifestyle or nutritional support, integrative options, or coordination with other members of your healthcare team.
Follow Up as Needed
Follow-up allows your provider to continue evaluating your needs and adjust the overall plan when clinically appropriate.
In-Person Psychiatric Care Near Beaverton
Beaverton adults who prefer face-to-face appointments can access psychiatric care at Still Waters Counseling's nearby Hillsboro office.
The Hillsboro location provides an in-person option while allowing this page to remain focused on the Beaverton community rather than implying Still Waters operates a separate Beaverton office.
Appointments are available by appointment only. View directions and office information on the Still Waters location page.
Our Hillsboro Office
Online Psychiatric Care for Beaverton Adults
Telehealth can make psychiatric care easier to access when commuting, work schedules, energy levels, or other responsibilities make regular office visits difficult.
Katherine Hofmann offers both in-person and telehealth as available service options. All first appointments with Dr. Hofmann must be in person.
Whether virtual care is appropriate can depend on the type of service, clinical needs, provider availability, and where you are physically located during the appointment. Learn more about Online Psychiatric Care in Oregon.
Therapy and Psychiatric Care Can Work Together
Therapy and psychiatric care can address different aspects of mental health. Some people primarily need therapy, others are seeking medication-focused or integrative psychiatric support, and some use both.
Individual Therapy in Beaverton
One-on-one therapy for emotional processing, coping, relationships, stress, and personal goals. Learn more →
Anxiety Therapy in Beaverton
Focused support for persistent worry, panic, tension, and anxiety-related patterns. Learn more →
Depression Therapy in Beaverton
Support for low mood, disconnection, low motivation, and other depressive concerns. Learn more →
ADHD Therapy in Beaverton
Support for attention, organization, emotional regulation, and executive functioning. Learn more →
Insurance for Psychiatric Care
Still Waters works with multiple insurance plans, but psychiatric services, medication management, assessments, and telehealth may have different coverage requirements. Before beginning care, it can be helpful to confirm:
- Whether the provider is in network
- Whether psychiatric or medication-management services are covered
- Copay or coinsurance requirements
- Deductible responsibilities
- Telehealth benefits
- Referral or prior authorization requirements
Accepting an insurance company does not mean every service is covered under every plan. Review current insurance and billing information on the For Clients page.
When Mental Health Symptoms Need Immediate Help
Still Waters Counseling provides outpatient mental health care and is not an emergency crisis service. If you are in immediate danger, believe you may harm yourself or someone else, or need urgent medical attention, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. You can also call or text 988 in the United States to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Start Psychiatric Care in Beaverton
You do not need to know exactly what kind of treatment you need before reaching out. If anxiety, depression, ADHD, chronic stress, mood changes, or other mental health symptoms are affecting your daily life, Still Waters can help you explore available psychiatric and medication-management support. In-person appointments are available at the nearby Hillsboro office, with telehealth when appropriate.
Psychiatric Care in Beaverton, Oregon FAQs
Do you offer psychiatric care for Beaverton residents?
Yes. Still Waters Counseling provides psychiatric and medication-management support for Beaverton adults through its nearby Hillsboro office, with telehealth options available when appropriate.
Where are in-person psychiatric appointments held?
In-person appointments are available at the Still Waters Counseling office at 1915 NE Stucki Ave, Ste 305, Hillsboro, Oregon 97006. Visit the location page for directions and current office information.
Do you offer medication management near Beaverton?
Yes. Still Waters lists medication management for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and ADHD within its psychiatric care services.
What happens during a psychiatric care appointment?
The exact process depends on your needs. Care may involve discussing mental health concerns, health and treatment history, current medications, goals, and available treatment options. Integrative care may also consider lifestyle, nutrition, supplements, or other supportive approaches when clinically appropriate.
Do I need to already be taking medication?
No. You do not need to already be using medication simply to ask about psychiatric care. You can contact the practice to discuss what you are experiencing and whether the available service may be appropriate.
Can psychiatric care and therapy be used together?
Yes. Therapy and psychiatric care can address different parts of mental health and may sometimes be used together. Some clients use one service, while others benefit from both.
What mental health concerns does Still Waters provide medication management for?
Still Waters' current psychiatric care page lists medication management for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and ADHD.
Do you offer online psychiatric care for Beaverton residents?
Still Waters offers psychiatric telehealth options, and Katherine Hofmann's current profile lists teletherapy as available. Whether telehealth is appropriate depends on the service, provider, clinical needs, and applicable location requirements. Learn more about Online Psychiatric Care in Oregon.
Does Still Waters have a psychiatrist in Beaverton?
The currently listed Still Waters provider offering mental-health-focused naturopathic care is Katherine Hofmann, an Oregon-licensed naturopathic doctor, rather than a psychiatrist. Still Waters categorizes these medication-management and integrative services under Psychiatric Care.
Is psychiatric care at Still Waters for adults?
Katherine Hofmann's current Still Waters profile lists her services as adults only. Provider availability and services can change, so contact the practice to confirm current options when scheduling.
Does insurance cover psychiatric care or medication management?
Coverage depends on your specific insurance plan, provider network, eligibility, service, and any referral or authorization requirements. Review current information on the For Clients page and confirm your individual benefits before beginning care.