I don’t offer standalone therapy, but most of my medication management appointments include brief, supportive therapy. That said, this is not a replacement for regular psychotherapy, and I often recommend having a dedicated therapist as part of your care team.
No, but I frequently recommend it. If you're already working with a therapist, I’m happy to collaborate. If not, I can help you find one. The supportive therapy I offer in med management visits is not a substitute for ongoing therapy.
Yes! I strongly believe in collaborative care and am always happy to coordinate with other members of your healthcare team, with your consent.
Controlled substances can be both helpful and potentially risky. I take a trauma-informed, conservative approach to their use. I do not prescribe benzodiazepines for daily use. Stimulant medications and other controlled substances require a signed agreement and may involve periodic urine drug screenings. Safety, communication, and trust are central to this part of care.
Please submit refill requests directly through the PracticeQ patient portal. If it’s been a while since your last visit or you’re due for a follow-up, I may ask you to schedule before refilling.
Yes! I’m a member of WPATH and have extensive training in providing affirming psychiatric care. This is an inclusive, trauma-informed practice where your identity and experiences will be respected and valued.
I strive to provide a safe space where open conversations about how the world and politics affect your mental and emotional health are welcomed and valued. Healing is personal and shaped by the broader context of our lives, and am committed to supporting you in these complex influences with care and understanding.
For non-urgent communication, please use the secure patient portal. We aim to respond within 48 business hours. Please note that email is not a HIPAA-compliant form of communication and should not be used for personal health information.
Yes. I offer pharmacogenetic testing through GeneSight® when appropriate. This test may provide additional insight into how your body may respond to certain psychiatric medications. It’s not required, and we’ll discuss whether it makes sense for your treatment plan.
No. As a nurse practitioner, I am able to diagnose and treat ADHD. If we determine ADHD testing is required for diagnostic clarity or insurance purposes, I will provide you with a list of referral sources.
Yes. I offer one-time consultations or second opinions upon request. If you’re already working with a prescriber and just want a fresh perspective, I’m happy to help.
I see clients ages 12 and up. For younger clients or more complex pediatric cases, I may require a direct referral or recommend a provider who specializes in child and adolescent psychiatry.
A limited number of reduced-fee slots may be available for those experiencing financial hardship. Please inquire during your consultation if cost is a barrier to care.
I do not provide after-hours coverage on evenings, weekends, or holidays. If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For urgent but non-emergency support, please visit the Resources page for crisis lines and local support options.