FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear Answers to Common Questions About Our Practice

We provide comprehensive assessment to understand why previous treatments haven’t worked, advanced options like TMS and Ketamine, and coordinated team care ensuring all treatments work together.

Yes. Dr. Krasner provides both services, plus we have Faculty Practice therapists for specialized approaches. Many patients see Dr. Krasner for medication and another therapist for weekly sessions—we coordinate everything.

Children (6+), adolescents, and adults. Dr. Krasner specializes in child and adolescent psychiatry with additional expertise in adult care.


Assessment Process

  • Standard: 2-3 hours over 1-2 sessions
  • Enhanced team: 1-2 weeks
  • Intensive: 4-6 weeks for complex cases

Comprehensive evaluation, detailed written report, treatment planning, and initial care coordination. The report becomes a valuable resource for schools and other providers.

Yes. Dr. Krasner has specialized expertise and published research in both conditions.


Treatment Options

TMS is FDA-cleared for ages 15+ with excellent safety. Most common side effect is mild scalp discomfort. Unlike medications, no weight gain or sexual side effects.

Many patients see improvement within 4-6 hours of first treatment. A series over 2-3 weeks typically provides sustained relief.


Insurance & Payment

We’re private-pay but provide documentation for out-of-network reimbursement. TMS is often covered for treatment-resistant depression.

Higher quality care without insurance constraints, enhanced privacy, access to advanced treatments, and comprehensive assessments.

Yes, for all services.


Practical Information

We respond within 24 hours and typically schedule within 1-2 weeks. Crisis situations receive same-day consultation.

Yes, for follow-up appointments. Initial assessments and TMS require in-person visits.

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