WHY TIDELINE?
Virtual Psychiatry With You In Mind
We believe in treatment that treats you well:
Flexible Scheduling—Virtual visits make showing up easy
Care That’s Covered—We are in network with most insurers
Responsible Prescribing—Medication, only if you need it
Time To Talk—First visits are 45-60 minutes; follow-ups 15-30
SHARED DECISION MAKING
We help you make informed choices about your care
PATIENT-CENTERED
We hear you and we see you
QUALITY CARE
We provide the best possible care for every patient
ACCESSIBLE
We make it easy to see your provider
FIND YOUR PATH TO FEELING BETTER
Psychiatry
Mental health is personal. So is our approach to psychiatry. Through cutting-edge technology and a person-focused approach, we deliver the care our patients need—all in a safe, judgement-free, and compassionate environment where you get the time you need to talk. We’ll get to the root cause of how you’re feeling, work together to create a treatment plan you’re comfortable with, and track your progress with regular follow-ups. Brighter days are ahead, and we’ll be right here with you along the way.
Evaluation
Diagnosis & Treatment
Education & Coaching
Prescription Medication
Psychotherapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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WHAT YOUR FIRST VISIT LOOKS LIKE
Our Process
MEETYour Provider
Get to know your provider, who will introduce themselves and explain their approach in getting to the root cause of how you’re feeling.
SHARE WHAT'S ONYour Mind
You and your provider will discuss your goals, history, and feelings in-depth. This a safe and judgment-free space, and we're here to listen.
RECEIVEYour Diagnosis
If your provider believes you may have a mental health condition, they will inform you, explain what it means, and recommend treatment options.
COLLABORATE ON ATreatment Plan
Work together with your provider to design a treatment plan you’re comfortable with, which may include medication, therapy, or both.
EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS, TAILORED TO YOU
Medication
Therapy and medication often work in tandem to alleviate symptoms and develop lifelong skills for managing them. From regular check-ins to ongoing prescription management, we’re here to help you find the right medication to support your mental health journey.
Evidence Based
Safe and Effective
Support and Guidance
Regular Check-Ins
Monitor Your Progress
Improve Quality of Life
EXPERT, IN-NETWORK CARE
(Tele)Psychiatry covered by insurance
Tideline is in network with numerous insurance providers. While we typically only see patients whose insurance we accept, we’re always willing to work with you on a solution, including self-pay. Text us at 910-469-4690 to schedule an appointment.
Quality Care
100% Virtual
CARE THAT CATERS TO YOU
Our Specialties
Adjustment Disorders
A group of conditions that occur when an individual has difficulty coping with or adjusting to a significant life change or stressful event.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Emotional, behavioral, physical, and/or cognitive changes within three months of a stressful event
Anxiety
A natural response to stress, often experienced as a feeling of worry, fear, or nervousness—a reaction in situations that are perceived as threatening or overwhelming.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Physical symptoms like sweating, heart racing, or trembling, alongside emotional changes
ADHD
A neurodevelopmental condition that affects a person’s ability to focus, control impulses, and regulate their activity levels. It typically manifests in childhood.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Difficulty with focus, following instructions, completing tasks, or controlling impulses
Bipolar Disorder
Characterized by extreme mood swings, shifting between episodes of high energy and euphoria and deep periods of sadness and low energy.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Shifts in mood that impact your thoughts, behavior, energy, and daily functioning
Depression
Also known as major depressive disorder, it affects how you think, feel, and behave and can interfere with daily functioning, such as work, school, or social interactions.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and a loss of interest in activities
Mood Disorders
A category of mental health conditions primarily characterized by significant disturbances your emotional state, often impacting your ability to function in daily life.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Intense feelings of sadness, irritability, or euphoria
OCD
Characterized by persistent obsessions and compulsions that you feel compelled to perform to alleviate the anxiety caused by the obsessions.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Intrusive thoughts or urges and repetitive behaviors or mental acts
Post-Partum Depression
A mood disorder that affects some women after childbirth, characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and a loss of interest in activities.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Fatigue, changes in appetite, difficulty bonding, and thoughts of harming oneself or baby
PTSD
A serious condition that can develop after you experience or witness a traumatic event, leading to lasting psychological effects that significantly impact your life.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Flashbacks, nightmares, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, irritability, and difficulty concentrating
Schizophrenia
A condition that impacts your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, often causing distorted perceptions and making it hard to tell what is real from what isn't.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, and impaired functioning
Substance Use Disorders
Characterized by the harmful or hazardous use of substances, that lead to addiction, physical or mental health issues, and negative consequences in daily life.
SIGNS TO LOOK FOR:
Difficulty controlling use, interfering with relationships, work, or physical health
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LINKS
CONTACT
226 N Front St. #129
Wilmington, NC 28401
T: (910) 469-4690
F: (910) 933-7084
IMMEDIATE SUPPORT
Text Home to 741-741 if you’re in emotional distress and need immediate support
Call 988 For National Suicide Prevention Hotline