Real Symptoms. Real Care. Even When the Cause Isn’t Clear. 

Chronic pain. Fatigue. Stomach issues. Strange symptoms with no clear diagnosis. 
If you’ve been told “it’s all in your head” or bounced between doctors without answers, you may be dealing with a psychosomatic disorder.At Kalamazoo TMS & Behavioral Health, we take a whole-person approach to uncover the root of what you’re experiencing and help you heal in both body and mind. 

Because Stress Can Speak Through the Body

 

Psychosomatic doesn’t mean “imaginary.” These are very real physical symptoms caused or made worse by emotional distress, chronic stress, unresolved trauma, or psychiatric conditions like depression or anxiety.  

You might be struggling with: chronic pain that doesn’t respond to typical treatment, digestive issues with no clear medical explanation, fatigue, dizziness, brain fog as well as flare-ups that worsen with stress, grief, or emotional triggers. 

 Psychosomatic disorders are not fake or exaggerated. They’re the result of deep connections between the brain and body and they deserve real care.  

What We Offer

Psychosomatic symptoms can be overwhelming and difficult to explain but they’re very real. We understand the complex relationship between emotional stress and physical health. Our care goes beyond surface symptoms to support healing from the inside out. 

A thorough psychiatric evaluation is used to understand your medical and emotional history.

Treatment plans are designed to uncover and address underlying emotional stressors. 

Therapy focuses on helping you make sense of symptoms and regain a sense of control. 

Advanced options like TMS or Ketamine may be offered for more complex or persistent symptoms. 

Collaboration with your primary care and specialty providers ensures cohesive care. 

Regular check-ins allow us to adapt your treatment as your needs evolve. 

Commonly Treated Disorders

Chronic pain with no identifiable cause

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and other GI issues 

Tension headaches and unexplained migraines 

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) 

Non-cardiac chest pain or heart palpitations 

Functional neurological symptoms (like dizziness or numbness) 

Shortness of breath without respiratory disease 

Muscle weakness or body aches without injury 

Care That’s Covered and Accessible

We accept major insurance providers, offer out-of-network support, and provide payment plans for uninsured patients.

Take the First Step Toward Feeling Better 

If your body is speaking the language of stress, it’s time to listen. We can help you understand what’s going on and take steps toward true, lasting relief. 

Or call us directly at (269) 381-6950

Psychosomatic disorders are real physical symptoms caused or worsened by emotional stress, anxiety, trauma, or other psychological factors. They’re not “in your head”, they’re in your body, and they deserve real care. 

We start with a full psychiatric evaluation, review your medical history, and consider the timeline of your symptoms. We also look at any medical tests you’ve had and how your symptoms relate to stress, mood, or life events. It’s a collaborative, non-judgmental process. 

Psychosomatic symptoms can affect almost any part of the body. Common issues include chronic pain, digestive problems, fatigue, dizziness, chest tightness, skin issues, and tension headaches. If symptoms persist despite normal test results, psychosomatic causes may be involved. 

Not at all. Your symptoms are very real. They just may not have a medical explanation alone. Emotional stress affects the body in powerful ways. Our job is to treat both the physical symptoms and the emotional drivers behind them. 

Treatment may include therapy (like CBT or trauma-focused care), psychiatric medications (if needed), and stress management strategies. We may also collaborate with your primary care doctor or specialists to ensure you get full support. 

Yes. We believe in integrated care. With your permission, we’ll work closely with your existing providers to make sure everyone is on the same page and your care is well-coordinated.