Psychiatric Mental Health Medication Management
Virtual Visits for those living in Colorado
Care that sees the whole person
Overwhelmed with it all?
Are anxiety, depression, alcohol use or other symptoms interfering with your daily life?
Medication is not the answer to all your problems but it can help you work through them.
Medication management
with your whole mind and body considered,
not just random pills thrown at you.
Learn to trust and love who you are and enjoy the life you are living in this moment while you work through issues.
If you're still struggling with symptoms despite your work in therapy, book a consult to discuss options with me.
With 16 years of experience as a family and psychiatric nurse practitioner along with my own lived experience I bring a compassionate and knowledgeable approach to every person at every visit.
Care that considers your whole mind and body
My Approach
Real and compassionate.
I listen carefully, speak honestly, and provide education so you can make the choices. Medication usually isn't the total solution and sometimes it isn't always the answer but sometimes it can help. I'm here to discuss options with you.
While I offer guidance and expert care, you remain the master of your own healing journey.
“A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”
– Franklin D. Roosevelt
I’m here to help you navigate those stormy seas.
I offer:
- Education, Support
- Whole person assessment
- Medication management
- Referrals and recommendations
- Lab orders and review for bloodwork
- Gene testing if indicated and desired
- Supplement recommendations based on research
I don't have all the answers
but with empathy and years of experience,
I am here to provide care that will empower you
on your journey.
Areas of Care
Medication guidance and support for:
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Anxiety
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ADHD and other attention concerns
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Autism spectrum disorder
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Bipolar spectrum disorders
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Depression (MDD)
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Eating disorders
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Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
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Peri-partum and postpartum depression
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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
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Traumatic experiences
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Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)
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Substance use and addictions (alcohol, tobacco, marijuana)
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Sleep disturbances
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Physical health issues related to trauma such as headaches, stomach issues, chronic pain, and others.