Audra Glunt
I help adults who have struggled with traditional medications, side effects, or limited results. Visits focus on a careful history, a clear medication plan, and honest education so you know your options, what to realistically expect, and possible side effects.
What stands out is my focus on clear patient education—you'll always know your options, what to realistically expect, and any possible side effects so you can feel confident in the plan.
As a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner/Doctor of Nursing Practice with nearly 20 years of experience, I bring that background to practical, collaborative care.
First session
You’ll describe current symptoms, past medications, side effects, and goals. I will review history, safety, and what has or has not helped, then we’ll choose a working plan: start, adjust, hold, or taper medication, and what to watch for at home. If testing or other supports might help later, I’ll say so.
Strengths
I use a “test, don’t guess” mindset when it adds something useful. That can mean looking closely at why a past medication failed before we change course. Sometimes discussing pharmacogenetic testing, labs, targeted supplements, or other lifestyle factors are available tools (not a package every visit includes) but they do not guarantee faster results or fewer side effects. Whether we are prescribing or deprescribing, the plan follows your response.
Ideal clients
I am best positioned to serve adults who want psychiatric medication management for anxiety, depression, and related mood or trauma symptoms, including people who have had side effects or only limited benefit from past medications. A good fit is someone who can keep scheduled telehealth visits, give a plan enough time to judge, and say clearly when something is not working. **Integrative options such as testing, supplements, or nutrition may be part of the conversation when they fit; they are not the main service (and may not be covered by insurance).
Treatment methods
Integrative
“Integrative” here means we treat medication as one part of care, not the only part. In a Grow visit that looks like connecting symptoms to sleep, stress, medical history, and what you have already tried, then choosing the next medication step. When it fits, we may also talk about supplements or nutrition. I do not provide weekly psychotherapy; if you need ongoing talk therapy, I will refer you and we can coordinate.
Location
Virtual sessions
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- FloridaLicense APRN9490309