Psychiatric Care That Looks at the Whole Person

Mental health is personal.
Your care should be, too.

Thoughtful psychiatric care starts with understanding what’s happening in your life—not just checking symptoms off a list.

How I Help

Psychiatric care isn’t one-size-fits-all.

I work with children, adolescents, and adults who are looking for thoughtful, individualized support for their mental health.

We start with what’s happening now, what you’ve experienced before, and what you need from care—and determine the appropriate next step from there.

Service #1: Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

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When your child is struggling, the whole family feels it.

Psychiatric care for children and adolescents begins with understanding more than a list of symptoms.

We consider what is happening at home, at school, socially, developmentally, and emotionally, along with relevant health and treatment history.

Care may include psychiatric evaluation, medication management when appropriate, education, and collaboration with parents and other members of the child's care team.

Looking for psychiatric care for your child?

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Service #2 : Adult Psychiatric Evaluation

A comprehensive starting point for your care.

Your initial psychiatric evaluation gives us time to understand your current concerns, history, symptoms, previous treatment, medications, daily functioning, and the other factors relevant to your mental health.

From there, we can discuss clinical impressions, treatment options, and appropriate next steps.

May be appropriate for concerns including:

Anxiety · Depression · ADHD · Mood changes · Sleep concerns · Emotional overwhelm · Medication questions

Service #3: Medication Management & Follow-Up Care

Psychiatric treatment should be a conversation, not a handoff.

For established patients, follow-up appointments are used to monitor progress, discuss concerns, review medication response and side effects, and adjust the treatment plan when clinically appropriate.

Treatment decisions are collaborative. I want to know what's helping, what isn't, what you're concerned about, and what matters to you.

For established patients of Whole Health Alternatives.

Service #4: Therapy

Because sometimes you need more than medication management.

Therapy gives you space to slow down, understand what’s happening beneath the surface, and work through the patterns, experiences, and stressors affecting how you feel and function.

Sessions are individualized to what you’re navigating and may focus on areas such as:

  • Anxiety and chronic overwhelm

  • Depression and mood changes

  • Stress, burnout, and life transitions

  • Emotional regulation and coping skills

  • Relationships and family dynamics

  • Self-esteem and identity

  • ADHD-related challenges

  • Parenting and caregiver stress

Therapy can be used on its own or alongside psychiatric treatment when appropriate.

Best for:
Children, adolescents, and adults looking for ongoing therapeutic support in a private, supportive setting.

Psychiatric Treatment Approach

My psychiatric services focus on thoughtful, evidence-based care that considers the whole person — symptoms, history, and lived experience — while remaining within medical and regulatory standards

Modalities

Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation

  1. Medication management

  2. Integrative Therapy

  3. Trauma-informed care

  4. Neurodiversity-affirming approach

  5. Collaborative treatment planning

  6. Lifestyle and behavioral considerations (within scope)

Fees & Insurance

We Do Not Accept Insurance

Whole Health Alternatives is a self-pay practice. Payment is due at the time of service.

We do not bill insurance. Upon request, we can provide a superbill for you to submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Reimbursement depends on your individual insurance plan and is not guaranteed.

What Self-Pay Allows Us to Offer

  • More Time With Your Provider
    Longer appointments allow time to understand your concerns, history, treatment response, and questions without rushing through a checklist.

  • Direct Communication
    When you have a clinical question or concern between appointments, you can communicate directly with your provider rather than navigating layers of administrative staff.

  • Thoughtful Follow-Up
    Care doesn't end when the appointment does. Treatment is monitored over time and adjusted when clinically appropriate.

  • Whole-Person Psychiatric Care
    Mental health doesn't happen in isolation. When relevant, we consider sleep, stress, medical history, medications, daily functioning, relationships, and other factors that may affect how you're feeling.

  • Individualized Treatment
    Your treatment plan is based on your needs, preferences, history, and clinical picture—not an insurance company's predetermined visit structure.

Ready to Start?

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I look forward to speaking with you soon!