Psychiatrist – Wall Township, NJ

Does it take very little to make you upset, irritated, or angry? While anger is a normal emotion to have, letting it get out of control can have destructive consequences, especially in interpersonal relationships. Our team can work with you through exercises and counseling to encourage a much calmer and more balanced lifestyle.

Do you often feel worried, nervous, or restless about a range of things? While it’s normal to experience a certain amount of anxiety for different situations in life, you might be concerned if it gets to a level that ends up interfering with your overall well-being. Our team can provide the proper resources, guidance, and treatment to help address these issues.

Are you typically hyperactive or have difficulty remaining focused or paying attention? Whether this is due to things like genetics or exposure to environmental risks, having an attention deficit disorder (ADD) can make it troublesome for you to perform your daily tasks. We can offer therapy and medication to help minimize hyperactivity.

Do you tend to struggle with mild to moderate mood swings? If this becomes a major problem to your relationships and happiness, then our team will be happy to provide custom treatment to help you work towards a life of balance.

As one of the most common mental illnesses in the country, depression can make it challenging to function in your daily life. Not only can feelings of low mood and sorrow negatively impact your thoughts and emotions, but they can also lead to troubles with personal relationships and growth. At Embrace Psychiatric Wellness Center, we can help you develop a path toward healing and hope.

Do you often find yourself eating constantly, hardly eating, or munching on treats to relieve stress? Our team can help address an unhealthy relationship with food, allowing you to enjoy a more balanced lifestyle while improving your mental and emotional well-being.

Have you recently lost a family member or loved one? While grief is an important emotion to have after experiencing loss, it’s equally crucial that you’re able to work through your thoughts and feelings in the healthiest way possible. This is where our team can lend a helping hand.

Those with insomnia can sometimes also experience other fundamental problems, such as depression and anxiety. Since sleep is essential for both your physical and mental health, our team is more than happy to provide you with the resources and treatment to help you get the proper rest you deserve.

Often known as OCD, those with obsessive-compulsive disorder can typically struggle with performing particular patterns and rituals that can interfere with their daily lives. Our team can help you work through your situation and offer treatment to minimize your symptoms for the long term.

Those who require medications to help alleviate mental and emotional conditions will work with our team for medication management. This will ensure that you’re receiving the correct dosage, adding new prescriptions if necessary, etc.—all so that you can get the essential care you deserve for better mental health.

Embrace Psychiatric Wellness Center proudly works with many major medical insurance providers to help reduce your out-of-pocket costs. Our practice accepts plans from BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, AmeriHealth, Medicare, ComPsych, and several other leading insurers.

In many cases, insurance may also help cover our innovative treatments, such as TMS therapy and SPRAVATO, depending on your specific plan and medical necessity.

Because every policy is different, our knowledgeable team will work closely with you to verify your benefits and estimate any fees or other costs before you begin treatment.

If we’re not in network with your current insurance, we still encourage you to reach out to us. Our staff can go over our rates with you and discuss potential next steps. We want to make the financial side of mental health care as simple and supportive as possible, so you can finally receive the treatment you deserve.

Mental health care is highly individualized for each unique patient. Our Wall Township team has all the experience and training necessary to address a range of mental health challenges using a variety of techniques. Some patients respond very well to different types of talk therapy; for example, we often find success with cognitive behavioral therapy. Medications are also very helpful in some cases. Our goal is to help you manage your symptoms, learn effective coping strategies, and enjoy an improved quality of life.

Young minds need a special touch when it comes to psychiatric care. You want a gentle and observant practitioner who is both compassionate and eager to help. Our team welcomes pediatric patients; Dr. Bolona has a wealth of experience with kids, and he even serves as a consulting psychiatrist for local school districts.

If you would like to learn specific details about how we may be able to help your child or teen, please call us to ask questions.

Our team usually starts by conducting a detailed interview. We may ask about your symptoms, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in order to gain an understanding of what you are going through. Sometimes, additional psychological tests are performed so we can be more confident in our diagnosis. Many mental health conditions have overlapping symptoms, so the more information we can gather, the better.

Often, listening in a nonjudgmental way is one of the best things that friends can do for someone who is struggling with their mental health. You can also encourage your friend to seek treatment (if they are not already doing so), as well as offer practical assistance if your friend’s condition makes it difficult for them to handle important tasks.

Psychiatry and psychology both fall under the umbrella of mental health care, but it is important to understand how they differ. Psychiatric care typically involves medical doctors (psychiatrists), who are qualified to diagnose mental health disorders and prescribe medications. You may benefit from psychiatric care if your symptoms require medical intervention or if you need ongoing medication management as part of your treatment plan.

Psychological care, on the other hand, focuses largely on therapy and counseling. Psychologists and licensed therapists help you explore your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in a supportive environment. Through various forms of talk therapy, you can develop coping strategies, gain insights, and work toward improving your mental well-being.

These two approaches often work together to produce the best outcomes.