I work with women experiencing anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, PMDD/PMS, and perimenopausal mood issues. I work with pregnant and postpartum women as well as those trying to conceive. I also enjoy working with mothers of children ages 0-12 and incorporating parenting skills support. I work with a few teens in my practice.

The first step is to book a free 15 minute consultation phone call. Click on the “schedule an appointment” button at the top right of any page to pick an appointment time that works for you. During the call, we will discuss your needs and see whether we are a good fit. I will tell you next steps during the call.

A psychiatric nurse practitioner looks at you holistically and is able to provide medications and psychotherapy for various mental health concerns. In addition, my continuing education in integrative medicine allows me to use other modalities like movement, exercise, sleep, supplements, nutrition, and mind-body medicine.

I am not participating in insurance plans at my practice. This allows me to provide personalized care, take more time, and utilize evidence-informed integrative treatments. I use Reimbursify https://reimbursify.com/ to help simplify the process of submiting claims and using your out-of-network benefits.

Fees range from $245 to $495. See services section above. In order to make integrative/holistic psychiatry more accessible, I reserve a few reduced fee slots in my practice for those that require this.

I currently see patients in Texas. In-person services available in the Austin area.

While a majority of my practice is focused on the unique experiences of women, I work with anyone interested in a holistic or integrative approach to their mental health.

No. I work with women of all beliefs and backgrounds. Christian psychiatry is an option only if someone requests it.

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This is individualized. However, in general, your first contact with me will be the free 15 minute phone call to get a sense of your needs and answer your questions about my approach. We will then schedule your initial evaluation which includes discussing a treatment plan at the end of the evaluation. Subsequently, we will schedule follow-up appointments every 3-4 weeks in order to check in on progress and make changes to the treatment plan accordingly. With the right treatment combination for you, people start to feel better in 1-3 months. As treatment progresses, the frequency of appointments reduce. When treatment is stable, we move out our appointments to ever 3 months. I’m able to accomodate more frequent appointments if needed. We will collaborate on the plan regarding discontinuing treatment when indicated.