Mood Health | Wellness Center South
Your online mental health clinic
Start feeling better with personalized treatment options from the comfort of your home
All your mental health care, all in one place
We work with your referring physician to understand your needs and create your mental health plan.
Psychiatry & MedicationEvaluation, diagnosis, and, if appropriate, medication-based treatments to find your balance
Talk TherapyConversation-based treatment to help you gain self-understanding and learn coping skills for daily stressors
Care that fits your lifestyle
Mood is 100% online
Meet with your provider via video on your computer, phone, or tablet.
No commuting to a clinic, no waiting in a waiting room.
Mood is flexible
Appointments are available mornings, nights, and weekends.
Scheduling is easy—book appointments directly online or through our patient care team
Mood is affordable
We accept most major insurance plans
Don’t have insurance? We offer cash-pay discounts, too.
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Frequently Asked
Once your physician has referred you to Mood’s services, you’ll set up your first video visit with one of our licensed providers. They’ll work with you to understand your challenges and goals, and come up with a treatment plan, which can include medication if appropriate. From there, you’ll meet via video regularly to check in on your progress. If your treatment plan includes talk therapy, you’ll also meet with a licensed talk therapist at a pace that works for you.
Yes! We accept most major insurance plans.
Generally, your first appointment will be an initial evaluation and will last about 45 minutes. After that, psychiatry appointments are typically 20-30 minutes long. Talk therapy appointments are 50 minutes each.
Psychiatry and talk therapy are both clinically proven treatments for mental health. Psychiatry is provided by clinicians who are able to prescribe medication when appropriate. These clinicians can also provide practical lifestyle advice and alternative treatments. Talk therapy addresses mental health through conversations and counseling with a licensed clinician. Talk therapists do not prescribe medication.