Telehealth ADHD evaluation, anxiety care, and depression treatment for college students across Oregon and Washington. From your dorm. Between classes. Without going through the campus counseling waitlist.
The conditions we see most in college-age patients — with care that meets you where you are in the semester.
A real diagnostic evaluation — not a five-minute checklist. Validated rating scales (ASRS, WURS), developmental history, screening for conditions that look like ADHD, and a treatment plan with clear options: stimulants, non-stimulants, behavioral strategies, or a combination.
Generalized anxiety, panic, social anxiety, test anxiety, and health anxiety — evidence-based treatment that emphasizes sustainable strategies (SSRIs and CBT skills) over long-term benzodiazepine use. We'll be honest about the trade-offs of every option.
Major depression, persistent low mood, seasonal affective patterns, and the kind of "I'm not okay but I can still function" mood that often goes unaddressed in college. Measurement-based care (PHQ-9), unhurried follow-ups, and coordination with your therapist if you have one.
A lot of bright students compensate well through high school — structured days, parents nearby, smaller course loads — and then hit a wall in college when the structure disappears. The reading piles up, deadlines slide, the GPA quietly drifts down, and you're left wondering whether something's actually going on.
That's a real clinical pattern. And it deserves a real evaluation — not a 15-minute checkbox visit, and not a generic stimulant prescription from a campus walk-in. We take the time to figure out whether ADHD is actually what's happening, what else might look like ADHD (anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, learning differences), and what treatment makes sense for you.
Telehealth means you can have your psychiatry visit during a 45-minute gap between classes, from your apartment or a quiet library study room — not by missing a lecture.
Pick a telehealth slot that fits your class schedule. Evening times available.
Secure forms, payment, and rating scales — on your phone, before the visit.
From your dorm, your apartment, your car, a private study room. Works on phone, tablet, or laptop.
Sent to whatever pharmacy works for you — near campus, near home, or both.
If you're currently enrolled at any accredited college or university in OR or WA, the student rate is available to you. These are the schools we see most often.
Don't see your school? The student rate is available to any currently enrolled college or university student in Oregon or Washington — community colleges, trade schools, graduate programs, and online programs based in OR/WA all qualify.
If you have in-network insurance, we'll bill that instead and the student rate doesn't apply — you'll typically pay only your specialist copay. If you don't have in-network coverage (or you have a high-deductible plan and prefer to self-pay), the flat student rate is below.
60 minutes · comprehensive diagnostic visit · treatment plan
25 minutes · medication management · check-in
Yes — this is one of the most common reasons students reach out. We do comprehensive evaluations with validated rating scales, developmental history, and screening for conditions that look like ADHD. The intake is 60 minutes (not 15), and you'll leave with a real treatment plan if a diagnosis is appropriate.
Often, yes. Student health plans through Aetna, Cigna, Optum/UnitedHealthcare, Regence, Providence, and PacificSource are commonly in-network. We verify your specific plan before your first visit. If your plan is out-of-network or doesn't cover psychiatry, the flat student rate applies instead.
Yes. The student rate is for any currently enrolled OR/WA college student who doesn't have in-network insurance — whether that's because you're uninsured, on an out-of-state parent plan that doesn't have a network here, or simply prefer to keep mental health care off your parents' EOBs.
Yes, when clinically appropriate. Lavena is licensed and DEA-registered in both Oregon and Washington. Stimulant and non-stimulant medications can be prescribed by telehealth in line with current federal and state guidelines. Some medications may require an annual in-person visit; we'll discuss this with you up front.
If you go home to Oregon or Washington for the summer, care continues as usual. If you travel temporarily out of state, we typically pause prescribing during that period and resume when you're back. If you study abroad or move to another state long-term, we'll help you find a clinician there.
Yes, once a diagnosis is established. We're familiar with documentation requirements at most OR and WA institutions and can provide letters of support for academic accommodations — extended testing time, reduced-distraction testing environments, note-taking support, etc.
Your psychiatric care is confidential and protected by HIPAA. We don't share anything with your university, your parents, or anyone else without your written consent — the only exceptions are the standard ones (imminent risk of harm to self or others, mandated reporting). Diagnoses don't appear on transcripts or academic records.
We're an outpatient practice and aren't equipped for crisis care. If you're in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), call 911, go to your nearest emergency room, or contact your campus counseling center for after-hours crisis support.
No referral required. Book your telehealth intake online, or call the office to talk to someone first — whatever's easier.