Opening January 4, 2027

Private Psychiatry · Signature Service

Private + discreet psychiatric care.

For adults who value privacy, individualized attention, continuity, and a quieter alternative to large mental-health systems.

A calm, private space at The Sanctuary

The Signature Service

A more personal model of psychiatric care.

Private Psychiatry is The Sanctuary’s self-pay model for adults seeking greater discretion, individualized attention, and continuity. It may be especially appealing to physicians, healthcare professionals, executives, business owners, and others with demanding professional and personal responsibilities.

Care is intentionally quieter and more individualized, with room to understand the broader context of what may be affecting how you feel rather than focusing only on a diagnosis.

We don’t just ask what diagnosis you have. We ask what may be influencing how you feel.

Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation

Care begins with understanding.

Care typically begins with a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation. We take time to understand your symptoms and history, while also thoughtfully considering relevant medical, physical, emotional, and everyday factors when clinically appropriate.

The goal is a clear, considered understanding of where you are now, and what might help you move forward.

Ongoing Care

Care that continues with you.

Ongoing treatment within Private Psychiatry may include medication management, diagnostic clarification, treatment planning, care coordination, and, when appropriate, advanced psychiatric treatments.

Your plan evolves as we learn more about you, with the time and continuity to refine it thoughtfully over time.

What Private Psychiatry Changes

A different level of access and service.

Every patient at The Sanctuary is met with the same foundation of thoughtful clinical care, dignity, and whole-person consideration. Private Psychiatry changes the structure around that care, creating more room for thoughtful evaluation, responsive follow-up, and continuity over time.

More time.

Longer appointments create room for complexity, careful evaluation, and thoughtful clinical decisions.

More access.

Priority scheduling, more responsive communication, and greater access between visits support closer follow-up when needs change.

More flexibility.

Care can be structured more individually, including select in-home visits when clinically appropriate and included in your care arrangement.

More continuity.

Closer longitudinal follow-up allows treatment to be refined with a fuller understanding of what is changing over time.

Availability of enhanced access, in-home visits, and other service features depends on clinical appropriateness, scheduling, location, and the terms of the individual Private Psychiatry care arrangement.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Consider whether Private Psychiatry may be right for you.

A consultation can help determine whether this expanded self-pay model fits what you are looking for.