About Novalux Psychiatry | Adult and Geriatric Psychiatrist
A New Light in Your Mental Health
The name Novalux means “new light.” It reflects our belief that psychiatric care should bring greater clarity to what you are experiencing not leave you feeling overwhelmed, judged or unheard.
Novalux Psychiatry provides compassionate, evidence-informed psychiatric care for adults and older adults. We take time to understand your symptoms, health history, daily challenges and treatment goals before recommending a plan of care.
Whether you are beginning psychiatric care for the first time, seeking a second perspective or continuing an established treatment journey, you will be treated as a whole person not simply a diagnosis.

Who We Serve
We provide care for adults (18 – 64 years old) and the geriatric population (65 years old and above), with special emphasis on thoughtful, age-sensitive mental health support. Whether you are seeking care for the first time or continuing your mental health journey, Novalux Psychiatry offers a space where you can feel safe, respected, and understood.

Conditions we treat
We begin with a detailed psychiatric assessment to understand symptoms, history, concerns, and treatment goals. This foundation helps shape care that is both clinically sound and personally relevant.
What Patients Can Expect

A care experience centered on respect
At Novalux Psychiatry, patients can expect:
- A calm and professional environment
- Time to explain symptoms and concerns
- Respect for personal values and treatment preferences
- Clear explanations without unnecessary medical jargon
- Thoughtful consideration of physical and mental health
- Care plans developed around individual needs
- Regular monitoring and treatment review
- A focus on stability, function and long-term wellness
We recognize that seeking psychiatric care can feel difficult. Our goal is to make the process more understandable, collaborative and respectful from the first appointment onward.
Managing Director
Dr. Sochima Ochije, MD
When medication is appropriate, treatment is approached with care, education, and ongoing review. We work to find options that support stability, function, and quality of life.






