Psychiatric Medication Management in Bozeman, MT
Integrative Psychiatric Care and Medication Management in Bozeman, Montana
Medication can be a helpful tool in feeling more like yourself again, but lasting well-being often requires a more comprehensive approach.
At Sub Rosa Therapy, psychiatric care is approached through an integrative, whole-person lens. Rather than separating medication, therapy, psychiatric evaluation, and interventional treatments into disconnected services, our team works to understand each person’s symptoms in the context of their nervous system, physical health, trauma history, relationships, lifestyle, and treatment goals.
Depending on individual needs, care may include medication management with Alison Hall, PA-C; psychiatric diagnostic evaluation with Dalila Franklin, PMHNP-BC when clinically appropriate; trauma-focused counseling with one of our therapists; Spravato® (esketamine) treatment; ketamine-assisted therapy (KAT); and coordination with outside healthcare providers.
This collaborative structure allows clients to receive support that is both medically informed and therapeutically grounded, with attention to safety, embodiment, nervous system regulation, and long-term healing rather than medication alone.
Our Approach to Medication
Psychiatric medication management services are provided by Alison Hall, PA-C, who brings over 25 years of experience in primary care and internal medicine. Her approach integrates physical and mental health, considering factors such as hormones, sleep, medical history, laboratory findings, and overall wellness alongside emotional symptoms and treatment goals.
Unlike many medication-focused practices, Ali's background in primary care and internal medicine allows her to consider both physical and emotional contributors to mental health concerns. Treatment may explore sleep, hormones, medical history, stress, lifestyle factors, and previous treatment experiences—not simply matching symptoms to medications.
When clinically appropriate, Ali may order laboratory testing, including bloodwork and hormone panels, and collaborate with therapists and other healthcare providers to support a comprehensive treatment plan.
Ali commonly works with adults experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD and trauma-related symptoms, panic attacks, sleep disturbances, burnout, mood changes, and hormone-related transitions such as perimenopause and menopause.
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Bioidentical Hormone Therapy for Mood, Energy, and Mental Health
Alison brings extensive experience in bioidentical hormone therapy from her years working in primary care and internal medicine. Her approach to medication management also includes support for hormone-related changes, such as perimenopause, menopause, and hormonal imbalances that can impact mood, energy, and overall well-being.
Through a functional and integrative framework, she may incorporate bioidentical hormone therapy, or hormone replacement therapy (HRT), and laboratory testing when clinically appropriate. This allows her to better understand underlying contributors to symptoms and support the body in a more comprehensive way.
Alison Hall also works with individuals experiencing PMS (premenstrual syndrome), PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder), and luteal phase irregularities, including those that may occur following traumatic brain injury (TBI). Treatment may include hormone therapy, supplementation, and other supportive approaches tailored to the individual.
Who Benefits from Psychiatric Medication Management?
Psychiatric medication management may be helpful for individuals who are experiencing symptoms that interfere with daily life, relationships, work, sleep, or overall well-being. Many people seek care after therapy alone has not provided sufficient relief, when symptoms have become more disruptive, or when they are looking for a more integrative approach to treatment.
Anxiety
Depression
PTSD and trauma-related symptoms
Panic attacks
Burnout and chronic stress
Sleep difficulties
Hormone-related changes affecting mood, sleep, or overall well-being, including perimenopause or menopause
Questions about current medications
Treatment-resistant depression
Interest in a more integrative approach to mental health care
Telehealth Psychiatric Care Throughout Montana
Sub Rosa Therapy offers psychiatric medication management through secure telehealth for individuals across Montana, including those living in rural communities where access to psychiatric care is limited.
Telehealth medication management may be appropriate for individuals with reliable internet access, a private space for appointments, and recent vital signs available from a primary care provider or local clinic. Our goal is to make integrative psychiatric care more accessible for individuals living in Montana's rural communities, frontier regions, mountain towns, and underserved areas while maintaining the same attention to safety, collaboration, and whole-person treatment that guides our in-person services.
Insurance & Cost
Medication management services are typically eligible for insurance coverage. Psychiatric medication management services may be covered by BCBS, PacificSource, Medicare, Montana Medicaid, TRICARE, and many other insurance plans.
Coverage varies by plan and individual benefits. Our team is happy to answer general questions and help individuals better understand the information they may need before getting started.
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Psychiatric Medication Management Frequently Asked Questions
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Psychiatric medication management involves evaluating symptoms, discussing treatment goals, monitoring medications, and making adjustments when clinically appropriate. At Sub Rosa Therapy, medication management is approached through an integrative, whole-person framework that considers both physical and mental health.
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No. While many clients choose to combine medication with counseling, it is not required.
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Many individuals come to Sub Rosa Therapy after feeling that previous medications or treatment approaches did not fully address what they were experiencing. Our approach considers the broader context of mental and physical health, and may include therapy, laboratory testing, hormone evaluation, lifestyle factors, or interventional psychiatric services when appropriate.
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Yes. Hormonal changes and imbalances can impact mood, anxiety, energy, sleep, and overall well-being. When clinically appropriate, hormone-related concerns may be explored as part of a broader medication management and treatment approach.
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Yes. Hormone-related concerns can be evaluated as part of medication management, and treatment options such as hormone replacement therapy (HRT) may be explored when clinically appropriate.
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Yes. Alison Hall, PA-C, may recommend supplements when clinically appropriate as part of a broader integrative treatment approach. Recommendations are individualized and may be used alongside medication management, hormone therapy, laboratory testing, and other supportive interventions.
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Yes. Medication management services are available both in person and through telehealth for individuals located in Montana. In some cases, an initial in-person appointment or recent vital signs from a primary care provider may be required depending on the type of medication prescribed.