Psychiatric Treatment in Tyler, TX

Cypress Psychiatry Answers Your Questions

• Does medication cure mental illness?

  Yes and no. At Cypress Psychiatry, we believe in a integrative and comprehensive approach to optimizing your quality of life. That means combining medications with nutritional therapies, psychotherapy, and other complementary therapies to unravel, identify, and heal the root cause of your mood or mental disorder.

  • Prescription psychotropic medications can alleviate the symptoms of mental illness so that you can focus on healing the root cause of your mood or mental disorder through psychotherapy
  • Utilize coping mechanisms that will help you live with your mental health issue
  • Learn to use nutritional therapies to balance your hormones and regulate neurotransmitters that impact mood and mental health

  Cypress Psychiatry can recommend licensed counselors and nutritionists who have experience working with clients who are on psychotropic medications. We can also work with your counselor and/or nutritionist to safely de-prescribe medication when appropriate

• Do you accept insurance?

  Cypress Psychiatry is a private-pay psychiatric clinic. However, we do assist patients in filing claims with their medical insurance companies by preparing “super bills” that document your payments for psychiatric services.

• How does private pay work?

  At Cypress Psychiatry, we accept credit cards and other electronic payment methods for psychiatric services. We do not accept insurance, but we will help you file a claim with your insurance company by providing a “super bill” that you can use to document payments you have made for psychiatric services.

• Can I afford psychiatric treatment?

  Yes. At Cypress Psychiatry, we believe that everyone deserves access to quality mental health treatment, so we price our services affordably.

  If you cannot pay for services, we recommend treatment at the Andrews Center located at 2323 West Front Street in Tyler, TX. They offer free or low-cost mental health services based on your needs. Stop by their office for a walk-in appointment 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Or call 903-597-1351 or 800-374-6058 for an appointment.

  If you require immediate assistance because you think you may harm yourself or someone else, go to the nearest emergency room.

  Or contact a crisis hotline:
  Dial 988 to reach the Texas Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
  Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)
  Text HOME to 741741 to reach the Crisis Text Line