Hello, I am Dr. L.A Ogun-Semore DNP, PMHNP-BC, AGPCNP-CB, MHCA. My name is Dr. L.A Semore, DNP; I am a psychiatry provider, but I am not a physician/medical doctor/therapist/counselor/life coach I look forward to working and meetingwith you, Dual Board Certified as Adults Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with over 16 years of combined work experience and have acquired an extensive background in telepsychiatry, inpatient, and outpatient mental health over the last 5 years. I discuss and elaborate on both pharmacotherapeutic and psychotherapeutic interventions as treatment modalities so that we can both appreciate the decisions and choices we make using the aforementioned set of knowledge and values. I may not prescribe medication after the initial assessment, I may strongly encourage THE patient to pursue psychotherapy regularly with a licensed professional counselor in addition to what I can provide here. I emphasized that medications are only a piece of the puzzle regarding patient reaching their potential for optimal mental health and psychosocial quality of life. Through my experiences, extensive education, and clinical training, I have witnessed the importance of valuing each person’s expectations and views regarding psychiatric medication treatment. I always include clients in medication.
I discuss and elaborate on both pharmacotherapeutic and psychotherapeutic interventions as treatment modalities so that we can both appreciate the decisions and choices we make using the aforementioned set of knowledge and values. I may not prescribe medication after the initial assessment, I may strongly encourage THE patient to pursue psychotherapy regularly with a licensed professional counselor in addition to what I can provide here. I emphasized that medications are only a piece of the puzzle regarding patient reaching their potential for optimal mental health and psychosocial quality of life. Through my experiences extensive education and clinical training, I have witnessed the importance of valuing each person’s expectations and views regarding psychiatric medication treatment. I always include clients in medication.
I believe it is important to consider biological, psychological, and social aspects when addressing behavioral health concerns which is why I work assiduously to develop a balanced, holistic care plan that will support each client in their journey of healing and growth. I am warm and approachable. I engage with each individual to support them to be empowered to make informed decisions. I discuss and elaborate on both pharmacotherapeutic and psychotherapeutic interventions as treatment modalities so that we can both appreciate the decisions and choices we make using the aforementioned set of knowledge and values. I may not prescribe medication after the initial assessment, I may strongly encourage THE patient to pursue psychotherapy regularly with a licensed professional counselor in addition to what I can provide here. I emphasized that medications are only a piece of the puzzle regarding patient reaching their potential for optimal mental health and psychosocial quality of life. Through my experiences extensive education and clinical training, I have witnessed the importance of valuing each person’s expectations and views regarding psychiatric medication treatment. I always include clients in medication.
Medication Management, Drug, and Alcohol Addiction Treatment, Medication Assisted Program (MAT) MAT- Suboxone, Naltrexone, ADHD, Alzheimer’s dementia, Bipolar Disorder, Major Depressive Mood Disorder, Anxiety, Panic attacks, Schizophrenia, Behavioral Issues Chronic Illness, Chronic Pain, Coping Skills, Self Esteem, Sleep or Insomnia, Stress, Trauma, and PTSD, Hormone Replacement Therapy (Testerstone), Weight Management and Weight Loss Obesity, Women’s Issues etc. I maintain an avid interest in integrating genetic testing through genesight into the selection of evidence-based practice and psychopharmacology. I discuss and elaborate on both pharmacotherapeutic and psychotherapeutic interventions as treatment modalities so that we can both appreciate the decisions and choices we make using the aforementioned set of knowledge and values. I may not prescribe medication after the initial assessment, I may strongly encourage THE patient to pursue psychotherapy regularly with a licensed professional counselor in addition to what I can provide here. I emphasized that medications are only a piece of the puzzle regarding patient reaching their potential for optimal mental health and psychosocial quality of life. Through my experiences extensive education and clinical training, I have witnessed the importance of valuing each person’s expectations and views regarding psychiatric medication treatment. I always include clients in medication.
Through my professional experience, extensive education, and clinical training, I have witnessed the importance of valuing each person’s expectations and views regarding psychiatric medication treatment. I always include clients in medication.