Mental Health Support
Private and Compassionate Telehealth Care
At Norman Family Medicine, we understand that mental health is an important part of overall well-being. We provide private, personalized mental health care through secure telehealth visits, helping patients address emotional and behavioral health concerns in a supportive environment.
Our Services Include:
Anxiety: Evaluation, treatment, medication management, and coping strategies to help manage symptoms.
Depression: Screening, evaluation, treatment, and ongoing medication management when clinically appropriate.
ADHD: Initial assessment, symptom evaluation, and discussion of treatment options, including noncontrolled medications when appropriate.
Insomnia & Sleep Concerns: Evaluation of sleep difficulties, sleep hygiene counseling, and treatment options when appropriate.
Stress & Emotional Well-Being: Support for stress management, life changes, and emotional health concerns.
How Mental Health Care Works Through Telehealth
Telehealth appointments provide a convenient and private setting to discuss your concerns, review symptoms, and develop an individualized treatment plan. Care may include medication management, lifestyle recommendations, follow-up visits, or referral to a mental health specialist when appropriate. Mental health care is provided by a board-certified family physician as part of primary care. We do not provide psychotherapy or crisis services.
Controlled Substance Prescribing Policy
Certain medications used to treat ADHD, anxiety, and insomnia are controlled substances. Under our practice policy, controlled substances are not prescribed through telehealth without an initial in-person medical examination with Dr. Norman. An in-person examination does not guarantee a prescription.
In-person visits are anticipated to begin in December 2026 at our Voorhees, NJ office.
Telehealth appointments are available for eligible patients located in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Georgia.
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or having thoughts of harming yourself or others, call or text 988 for immediate crisis support. Call 911 if there is immediate danger.
