About Sea Glass Psychiatry Connecticut
Sea Glass Psychiatry is a professional practice - one of specialized providers, full time office staff, process and even pharmacy advisors. The goal is to treat patients well, help referring therapists provide the best care to their clients, and provide the best experience, even through difficult times.
"Broken glass is shiny, yet fragile. Even one scratch would ruin it. Sea Glass is worn smooth, not as delicate. 'I have tumbled through the waves and am no longer broken. I am a new treasure with softer edges - helping me handle difficult situations.'"
How We Help You
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Care that Works with Your Insurance
CT Medicaid (Husky), Medicare, and most commercial insurances accepted along with sliding scales and hardship consideration. Credit/debit is accepted for co-payments or sessions.
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Appointments that Accommodate YOU
Convenient tele-health or in-person appointments available day, evening, and weekends. Contact for openings.
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Proudly Serving all of Connecticut
Hartford County | New Haven County | Fairfield County | Middlesex County | New London County | Litchfield County | Tolland County | Windham County | All of Connecticut |
In-Person Office Locations: Middletown and New Britain
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Providing Services to Children, Adolescents, Teens, and Adults
Inclusive, whole-person care, starting ages 5 and up
OUR TREATMENT PHILOSOPHY
Our providers take time to understand your full history, current symptoms, concerns, and goals before developing a treatment plan.
Our approach emphasizes:
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Individualized, person-centered care – recognizing that symptoms often overlap and do not always fit neatly into one diagnosis
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Shared decision-making – discussing treatment options openly, and collaborating with your therapist or other healthcare professionals so you can be informed, and take an active role in your care
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Whole-person treatment – considering your emotional health, daily functioning, relationships, school, work, and overall well-being
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Ongoing evaluation – adjusting treatment as symptoms, circumstances, and goals change over time
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Collaboration – working with therapists, medical providers, schools, or other members of your care team when appropriate and with consent
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Evidence-based care – using current clinical research and best-practice standards to guide treatment decisions
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Respect and inclusivity – providing care in a supportive environment that respects each person's identity, background, and experiences
Our goal is to provide care that is clear, practical, and responsive to your individual needs—not simply to treat a diagnosis.
EMERGENCY DISCLAIMER
If you are experiencing a psychiatric emergency, are in immediate danger, or may harm yourself or someone else, do not use this website, the contact form, email, or online scheduling.
Call 911, go to the nearest emergency room, or call/text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
THE BENEFITS OF TELEPSYCHIATRY
Telepsychiatry makes it possible to receive psychiatric care from a convenient, private location using secure video or other telecommunications technology. Services provided through telepsychiatry can include psychiatric evaluations, medication management, therapy, patient education, and ongoing follow-up care.
For many patients, virtual psychiatric appointments can make mental health care easier to access by reducing barriers such as transportation, long travel times, childcare needs, and time away from work. Telepsychiatry can also help reduce delays in care and support better continuity and follow-up between appointments.
Importantly, telepsychiatry is not simply a matter of convenience. The American Psychiatric Association reports substantial evidence supporting its effectiveness and notes that telepsychiatry is comparable to in-person psychiatric care in diagnostic accuracy, treatment effectiveness, quality of care, patient satisfaction, privacy, and confidentiality. (psychiatry.org)
At Sea Glass Psychiatry, telehealth allows us to make psychiatric care more flexible and accessible for patients throughout Connecticut while maintaining the personalized, evidence-based approach patients should expect from psychiatric treatment. We also use HIPAA-compliant methods of communication to help protect patient privacy and confidentiality when communicating and providing care remotely.
From The American Psychiatric Association, https://www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/telepsychiatry