Doing Well Psychiatric Services, LLC

04/09/2026

You are never alone and it’s never too late!

04/08/2026

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“We don’t have to do it alone, we weren’t meant to!” - Brene Brown

02/09/2026

I agree with Dr. Oliver at Bloom Mental Wellness 100%!

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01/10/2026

No matter what it is….reach out for support. You are not alone!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from all of us at Doing Well Psychiatric Services!

We will be out of the office Wednesday December 24th-27th and will resume regular office hours on Monday December 29th. m

12/23/2025

A brand-new study has found that women with ADHD are three times more likely to experience premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), a severe condition that causes extreme mood swings, anxiety, depression, rage, fatigue, headaches, and other debilitating symptoms. PMDD is a heightened form of premenstrual syndrome, significantly affecting daily life, emotional stability, and overall well-being. Women with ADHD may be particularly vulnerable due to underlying neurological and hormonal sensitivities.

Researchers observed that the interplay between ADHD-related brain chemistry and hormonal fluctuations during the menstrual cycle amplifies the intensity of PMDD symptoms. This heightened sensitivity can make emotional regulation more challenging, worsen anxiety, and increase irritability or depressive episodes in affected women. The study emphasizes the importance of recognizing this overlap to ensure timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment, which may include lifestyle modifications, hormonal therapy, or targeted counseling.

Awareness of the link between ADHD and PMDD can help women and healthcare providers better manage symptoms, reduce emotional distress, and improve quality of life. Early intervention, symptom tracking, and personalized care plans are crucial for mitigating the impact of PMDD in women with ADHD. This research underscores the need for greater understanding of how neurodevelopmental conditions interact with hormonal cycles, offering hope for more effective management strategies and support for women navigating these challenges.

11/04/2025

Ever wonder why certain relationship patterns keep repeating? Sometimes inner child wounds can quietly shape the way we love, trust, and connect with others. 💭

Healing begins with awareness—noticing where these wounds may still influence your reactions, boundaries, and sense of safety.🪞Journaling, therapy, and mindful communication can help you begin healing and creating healthier patterns.

Our therapists can help you understand your partners and build stronger, more secure connections.

📲 Call us at (337) 205-9725 to schedule or learn how we can support your healing journey.