Hi! I am Shea, a Board Certified Nurse Practitioner working in psychiatry. I am a Christian as well. I have several years of experience working with people that desire to improve their wellness. I use medications to treat as well as appropriate referrals and health promotion education. I can formally diagnose and treat all psychiatric conditions. However, although I work with patients to find medications that help, I often also work with patients that desire to be free from medications. Do you feel anxious? Sad? Stuck? Do you battle with anger? For many years I have worked with people struggling with such struggles including the symptoms of anxiety, depression, and mood swings. If you would like to create a treatment plan or to hear more about what the standards of care are, I would be pleased to offer my services to you. I treat many conditions including but not limited to: Anxiety. Depression. Panic disorder. Mood dysregulation. Bipolar. Addiction. Feeling stuck. Having hurts. Bad habits. Psychological distress, be it worries, fears, or negative thinking. Book an appt with me if you would like to hear more. You will always have a chance to ask questions. Together we will go over any diagnosis made as well as the prognosis, treatment, alternative treatments, and appropriate referrals.
What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?
Being heard. A full evaluations and treatment plan. A chance to ask questions.
Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.
I am willing to work with people that desire to be on medication or even those that desire to be off their medication. In both cases, we will evaluate your health, consider alternative treatments, and take into account safety considerations, so that together we will formulate the best treatment plan that includes your individual preferences as well as the best medical recommendations.
Describe the client(s) you are best positioned to serve.
Those patient that need medication as well as those that desire to be off medication or desire to reduce the medication load.