Meet our ADHD Specialists

My journey into becoming a Nurse Practitioner began with a passion for patient-centered care. I completed my BSN, followed by an MSN and NP certification, and gained experience in mental health where I recognized the impact of undiagnosed mental health struggles. This inspired me to specialize in mental health care.

My approach is compassionate, individualized, and evidence-based, combining medication, education, and practical strategies. Telepsychiatry improves access by offering flexible, timely care, especially for those with barriers to in-person visits.

Telepsychiatry removes critical barriers to mental health care, particularly for those in rural or underserved areas where specialists are scarce. It offers flexibility for individuals with demanding schedules, reducing the need for lengthy travel and time off work. For many, the comfort of a familiar home environment eases the initial anxiety of evaluation, fostering more open communication. This model enables consistent follow-ups, which are vital for medication management and behavioral strategies. Ultimately, telepsychiatry transforms mental health care from a logistical challenge into an accessible, patient-centered experience, ensuring timely diagnosis and continuous support for those who need it most.

After the first assessment, patients should feel heard, validated, and understood. As a provider, I expect them to leave with a sense of clarity-knowing that their struggles have been taken seriously and that a thoughtful plan is in place. They should feel relief in realizing their challenges are not character flaws but symptoms of a treatable condition. Most importantly, they should feel hopeful, trusting that they now have a knowledgeable, compassionate partner in their care who will guide them toward effective treatment and lasting improvement.

As we begin with FasTreat, I encourage openness and collaboration-we are partners in your care.

Mental health support means empowering individuals to understand themselves and thrive.