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medication Management
Thoughtful, Whole-Person Psychiatric Support.
Psychiatric medication management at Caught Dreamin’ Therapy offers compassionate, collaborative care for clients who may benefit from medication as part of their mental health journey. Our approach is grounded in education, intention, and a whole-person perspective — helping you find clarity, steadiness, and improved day-to-day functioning while staying deeply connected to your therapy at CDT.
When you're ready to feel more like yourself, we're here.
Medication management is one of those things that can feel complicated and a little overwhelming, but it really does not have to be. At Caught Dreamin Therapy, we keep things simple. We are here to help you figure out if medication is a good fit for your mental health journey, and if it is, we will walk with you through the whole process. No confusing medical jargon, no feeling rushed, just real support from real people who genuinely care about how you are doing.
Medication management is about so much more than handing you a prescription and sending you on your way. It is an ongoing conversation. We check in with you regularly, listen to how things are going, and make adjustments when something is not quite right. You know your body and mind better than anyone, and we respect that. Our job is to be your partner in this, helping you make decisions that feel right for you and your life.
What We Offer
Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations
Medication management for mental health needs
Follow-up appointments to monitor progress
Collaboration with your CDT therapist (with your permission)
Education about medications, benefits, and side effects
Support with starting, adjusting, or tapering medications
Conditions
We Support
Anxiety and panic symptoms
Depression and mood disorders
ADHD (teens & adults)
Trauma-related symptoms
Sleep and focus challenges
Mood shifts, or attention-related challenges
Review or adjustment of existing psychiatric medications
Who We work with
We work with all kinds of people: adults, teens, young adults, children, couples, and perinatal parents. Each stage of life brings its own challenges, and we tailor our approach to meet you where you are.
All CDT therapy clients who may benefit from medication support
Teens and young adults facing pressures of school and life in general
New parents navigating perinatal anxiety or depression
Adults juggling work, relationships, and everything else
How It Works
Medication management is provided by Kyle Kakuk, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, our board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.
Here’s what to expect:
Services are available to all CDT therapy clients
Appointments offered in-person or via Telehealth
Insurance accepted in alignment with CDT’s therapy & medical billing policies
Your first visit includes a full psychiatric evaluation & review of history, symptoms, and goals
Follow-up visits focus on monitoring progress and adjusting medication as needed
To get started, simply talk with your CDT therapist — they will coordinate the referral
Frequently Asked Questions About Medication Management
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Medication management is an ongoing process where we work with you to find and fine-tune medications that support your mental health. It includes regular check-ins, monitoring for side effects, and adjusting your treatment as needed.
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It depends on where you are in the process. When starting something new, we check in more frequently. Once things feel stable, appointments become less often while still keeping that ongoing connection.
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Yes, and we actually encourage it. Combining medication with therapy approaches like EMDR, CBT, DBT, or IFS often leads to better results. Our team works together to keep your care coordinated.
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Tell us. Seriously, we want to know. Many side effects ease up over time, but if something is bothering you, we can adjust your medication or try a different option.
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It varies. Some medications work within days, while others take a few weeks to kick in. We will give you realistic expectations and stay connected as you wait.
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Not necessarily. Some people benefit from short-term support, while others find longer-term treatment helpful. We will make that decision together based on your needs and goals.
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We do. Medication management for young people requires extra care, and we involve parents and caregivers every step of the way.
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Perinatal mental health is something we specialize in. We provide thoughtful, informed care that considers both your wellbeing and your baby's.
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A list of any medications or supplements you currently take is helpful. Beyond that, just come ready to share what has been going on and what you are hoping for.
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Fill out the contact form on our website. Share a bit about yourself, and we will be in touch within one to four business days to take it from there.