Adults 18+ · Southlake & Texas telehealth
Anxiety & PTSD care in Texas
When worry, panic, or trauma-related symptoms get in the way, a conversation can be a first step. Explore adult psychiatric care in Southlake or by telehealth across Texas.
A 15-minute introductory phone call to discuss fit and next steps. This is not a psychiatric evaluation.
Your concerns come first
What brings you in?
You do not need to know the solution before asking for help.
Worry is hard to switch off
You want to discuss anxiety that affects work, sleep, or relationships.
Panic or avoidance is limiting you
You want help understanding your symptoms and options for care.
Trauma-related symptoms are getting in the way
You want to discuss your concerns and what support may fit your needs.
One step at a time
How to get started
Start with a conversation
Contact the office or schedule an introductory call to discuss fit and appointment options.
Review insurance and payment
Verify your benefits or review self-pay information before arranging your appointment.
Meet with your clinician
Discuss patterns, triggers, symptoms, and past treatment. Review care options and next steps with your clinician.
Care that starts with understanding your symptoms
We evaluate the specific pattern, triggers, and severity of anxiety, panic, or trauma symptoms to develop a targeted approach that reduces distress and improves functioning.
Your treatment and follow-up
Evidence-based medications when appropriate, psychoeducation regarding anxiety triggers and the stress response, and referrals to specialized trauma-focused therapy (e.g., CPT, PE, EMDR) when clinically indicated.
Explore medication management →Who you'll see
Tell the office whom you would like to see so it can confirm fit and availability.
Rana Kaleemullah, MD
Board-certified psychiatrist · Dr. K
Josh Fantauzzi, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner
Insurance and payment
We accept UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Aetna, Medicare (verify specific plan participation), and Curative (eligible plans). Coverage and cost-sharing vary by plan, member eligibility, clinician, and service. Verify your benefits before your first visit.
Review insurance and self-pay information →Your questions, answered
Open only the details you need.
What care does SLS offer for anxiety and PTSD?
SLS Psychiatry evaluates and treats anxiety disorders, panic disorder, social anxiety, and PTSD in adults. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, an estimated 19.1% of U.S. adults had any anxiety disorder in the past year, and about 31.1% will experience one at some point in their lifetime.
When to reach out
If anxiety, panic attacks, intrusive memories, or trauma symptoms are disrupting your work, sleep, relationships, or peace of mind.
How common are anxiety disorders in U.S. adults?
An estimated 19.1% of U.S. adults had any anxiety disorder in the past year, and about 31.1% will experience one in their lifetime, per the National Institute of Mental Health.
Can SLS Psychiatry treat PTSD?
SLS Psychiatry can evaluate PTSD symptoms and provide medication management when appropriate. Trauma-focused psychotherapy (such as CPT, PE, or EMDR) is generally provided through specialized therapists, and referrals can be discussed.
What medications are commonly used for anxiety?
SSRIs and SNRIs are commonly used first-line options for generalized anxiety, panic, and PTSD. Specific recommendations are made only after a clinical evaluation, based on diagnosis, history, and safety.
What should I do during a panic attack?
Slow, paced breathing, grounding techniques, and reminding yourself that the symptoms are time-limited can help. If you are experiencing recurrent panic attacks, request a psychiatric evaluation to discuss longer-term options.
Let's talk about your next step.
In-person appointments in Southlake and telehealth for patients physically located in Texas during each visit.
Schedule an introductory call (opens Google Calendar in a new tab)What happens on the introductory call?
The Google Calendar link schedules a 15-minute introductory phone call with our administrative team or, sometimes, the doctor. It is not a psychiatric evaluation or a guarantee of acceptance as a patient. We discuss fit and next steps before a clinical appointment is arranged.