Mental Health
Find your calm and your spark.
Low moods, mood swings and feeling flat can be connected to hormones, sleep, nutrition and stress. A provider can help you look at all of it.
Start with a consult. You don’t need a diagnosis to book one.
Options for this goal
What can help with mental health
Treatment options
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What we look at in mental health
Part of the Ivím 360 framework, the way your care team tracks how you feel across every area of health.
Day-to-day mood
Your general emotional tone and sense of well-being.
Mood swings
How often and how strongly your mood shifts.
Emotional steadiness
How well you manage emotions and recover after hard moments.
Enjoyment
Your interest in things, and the sense of fulfillment you get from them.
Where mental health changes actually come from
Sometimes it’s what you expect. Sometimes it’s connected to something else a provider can find.
Hormones
Thyroid, testosterone, and the shifts of perimenopause and menopause can all affect mood.
Sleep
Poor sleep makes emotions harder to manage. Better sleep is often one of the first things that helps.
Nutrition
Low vitamin D, B12 and omega-3s are common and measurable.
Stress
Ongoing stress wears down your emotional reserves. It’s worth treating directly.
One care team, looking at all of it
Your history, your labs, and your treatment, all in one place.
Weight Loss
Mood and appetite affect each other. Your provider looks at both as part of your plan.
Women’s Hormone Health
Mood changes are a common symptom of hormone shifts, and they’re treated as real.
Men’s Hormone Health
Low testosterone can affect mood and drive. Ivím looks at your labs alongside how you feel.
How care at Ivím works
Tell us what’s going on.
Your health history, what you’ve been noticing, and what you want to work on.
Meet your provider.
A licensed Ivím provider reviews it with you and talks through what’s worth looking at.
Get a plan built for you.
Treatment when it’s appropriate, along with guidance on nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress.
Keep going.
Your care team stays with you between visits, and your plan changes as your needs do. Ivím membership gives you access to your care team and to Ivím’s programs. Medication is billed separately.
Jessica Duncan, MD · Chief Medical Officer
“Mood isn’t separate from the rest of your health. Hormones, sleep, nutrition and stress all show up in how you feel day to day, and they’re all things we can look at.”
Jessica Duncan, MD, DABOM Chief Medical Officer
