Choosing a psychiatrist is personal. These answers explain how Dr. Malone’s practice works, the care available, and what to expect when you are considering an initial assessment.
This website and the office phone line are not emergency services.
The answers below are organized to make it easier to understand the practice before you decide whether to call.
Practical information for deciding whether to contact the office.
Dr. Malone provides psychiatric care and psychotherapy for mood and anxiety disorders, schizophrenia and psychosis, addiction and dual-diagnosis concerns, complex trauma, attention concerns, eating disorders, sleep disorders, chronic pain, aging concerns, stress, relationship issues, and more. The Services page provides a fuller overview.
The practice serves adolescents ages 13 and older, adults, couples, and families. Individual psychiatric care and psychotherapy, as well as couples and family psychotherapy, are available when appropriate.
No. A referral is not required to contact Dr. Malone’s office or discuss whether an initial assessment may be appropriate.
Dr. Malone meets with you privately, or with a family member if you wish, to understand why you are seeking care. The assessment is used to consider likely causes, treatment options, and the best course of action for your individual situation.
Answers about the kinds of care provided and how treatment is considered.
Yes. Depending on an individual evaluation, care may include psychotherapy, medication management, or a thoughtful combination of approaches.
Individual psychotherapy sessions are generally 45 minutes and explore causes and solutions in depth. Sessions are often weekly and commonly continue for at least six to twelve weeks, with the duration guided by the individual situation and treatment goals.
Medication may be considered when clinically indicated. Dr. Malone discusses the purpose, potential benefits, and considerations of any medication before a trial is initiated. Anxiety, sleep concerns, and pain may be addressed with non-addictive medication options when appropriate.
Yes. Dr. Malone offers individualized care for trauma related to physical, sexual, emotional, or war experiences, including extensive experience with dissociative identity disorder concerns.
Yes. Couples and family psychotherapy are available to support communication, resolve conflict, and better understand relationship and family patterns.
Yes. Dr. Malone provides psychiatric support for addiction, substance use concerns, and dual-diagnosis situations where substance use and mental health symptoms occur together.
Key details about appointments, payment, care setting, and urgent needs.
In-person appointments are available at the Grapevine office for patients across the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Telehealth care is available for patients located anywhere in Texas.
The practice is self-pay and does not bill insurance. Please call the office with questions about payment arrangements.
No. Dr. Malone does not currently provide inpatient or residential treatment.
Dr. Malone has practiced in more than one clinical setting during his career. Many online reviews relate to prior hospital or inpatient care, which is different from his current outpatient practice. Dr. Malone’s current practice is outpatient only, with in-person appointments in Grapevine and telehealth available throughout Texas. This website describes the services, appointment structure, and care setting offered by the current outpatient practice. To protect privacy, the practice does not discuss individual experiences online.
To discuss an appointment, availability, or whether the practice may be a fit, please call the office directly at (817) 481-2767. The practice does not use an online contact form for appointment requests.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger or experiencing a mental-health emergency, call 911. This website and office phone line are not emergency services.
These excerpts are reproduced from publicly available Healthgrades feedback and presented with source and date information.
If you would like to ask about a service, availability, or an initial assessment, please call Dr. Malone’s office directly.
Psychiatrist · Grapevine, Texas
Board-certified psychiatrist providing compassionate, evidence-based mental health and addiction care in person across DFW and by telehealth throughout Texas.
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Grapevine, Texas · In-person DFW care · Telehealth throughout Texas