Let me introduce myself as Shirley Smith, Ph.D., FNP-BC-PMHNP-BC. Greetings! My name is Dr. Shirley Smith. I have a great bucket of experience as a mother and wife in research, nursing, and medicine, including clinical experience. This is important in providing professional assistance for your diverse needs and goals. I've got lots of experience in teaching, writing, and psychiatry. Many problems are solved through learning and brainstorming. I am available to you to make your tasks easier and more productive. Let's team up to achieve excellence together! I provide dynamic and tailored solutions to your inquiries and commissions. I'm your versatile virtual assistant, from answering questions and generating creative content to offering programming help. Let's collaborate to achieve your goals efficiently and effectively. I hope to bring efficient solutions to your tasks or problems for you to succeed. From writing and research to problem-solving, I'm your versatile support. I want to collaborate to enhance your productivity and bring your ideas to life. Your success is my only priority.
What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?
During our first meeting we will have brief introductions. I will review your anxiety GAD-7 and depression scores PHQ-9. Then I typically ask how you are feeling in general and if there is any problems you would like to talk about. I have a conversation with you to assess if you can complete sentences and what zone you are in. You may not feel like talking straight away. Start crying or just lose it. Then I would let you rest until you can compose yourself and we can begin our conversation. I would then start with a preliminary diagnosis and prescribe a medication for your diagnosis and probably refer you to therapy.
Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.
Thank you for asking about the areas I feel are my biggest strengths. I have extensive training at the University of Cincinnati/Hospital in Ohio and did a comprehensive study at the Anxiety and Depressions Research Center at UCLA. I also work with OCD children and ADHD children.