13 providers in Massachusetts matching your needs

I've been in the field of psychiatry for over 23 years, working in various care settings, including traveling, emergency, residential, inpatient, IOP, and outpatient care settings. I received my BSN in nursing at UMass Boston and obtained my PMHNP at Regis College. I believe the treatment process begins by creating a trusting yet empathetic relationship between the provider and the patient. I've learned in my tenor that every care encounter is unique and should be judged accordingly to ensure the best possible treatment care outcomes. I've worked with all patient populations across the lifespan, including children, adolescents, young adults, and older adults, especially vulnerable patient populations, including people experiencing homelessness and patients struggling with addictions, using the best culturally competent and evidence-based treatment modalities currently available. My work with children and adolescents involves strong parent participation and liaising with other critical multi-disciplinary team members to ensure the best care outcomes. I genuinely look forward to working with you and value being the best care provider I can be. Thank you..

With more than two decades of experience in healthcare, I've observed that mental health services often do not receive the attention they deserve. Transitioning from family medicine to mental health care has underscored the critical demand for these services among my patients and the limited availability in mental health care open to them. My objective is to ensure that individuals in need receive the support they're entitled to. Through various talk therapies and, when necessary, medication management, I aim to assist you in finding your ideal balance for a successful, fulfilling, and healthy life.

My name is Jude Adolphe; I am a dedicated and caring certified psychiatric nurse practitioner. I have inpatient and outpatient experience. I care for patients with substance use disorders and mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, etc. I use psychotherapy and psychopharmacology to eliminate or control disabling or troubling symptoms so the patient can function better and better.

I'm a psychiatric nurse practitioner in Boston, offering online psychotherapy throughout Massachusetts, in-person therapy and medication management in Jamaica Plain, and online classes and workshops at ThreeTreesMentalHealth.com. I've worked with patients and clients in both impatient and outpatient settings and have about a decade of experience helping people with mental health issues. I also have experience as an educator and healer.

As a dedicated psychiatric practitioner, my dream clients are individuals who are not only seeking to understand and overcome their challenges but are also deeply committed to the journey of self-improvement and healing. They value the therapeutic relationship as a partnership, where honesty, openness, and mutual respect serve as the foundation for growth. My ideal clients are those who are ready to engage in introspection and apply insights gained from therapy to make meaningful changes in their lives. They range from those struggling with anxiety, depression, and life transitions, to individuals dealing with complex trauma and relationship issues. I am passionate about working with diverse populations, appreciating the unique backgrounds and stories each client brings into the therapy room. My dream clients are motivated by a desire for deeper self-understanding and are willing to explore their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in a safe, supportive environment. Whether they are taking the first step towards seeking help or have been on this path for a while, they recognize the value of mental health in achieving overall well-being. My goal is to attract clients who are not just looking for short-term solutions but are invested in a transformative journey towards lasting change.

Rita is a psychiatric Mental Health Nurse practitioner who has worked in the behavioral health field for over 15 years using professional skills to evaluate and offer excellent patient care using evidence-based practice. Rita enjoys working with a diverse population of children, adolescents, and adults, by helping them feel confident while making sure their mental health goals are met accordingly. She prides herself in putting the care and needs of her patients first.

Welcome to Grow Therapy. My name is Brittany Palacios and am currently a licensed psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner from Massachusetts. I specialize in the holistic care of the mind, body, and soul while using a faith-based approach to achieve spiritual wellness. Establishing a therapeutic alliance with clients is essential. I prioritize an individual's ability to listen and receive feedback. I have over 10 years of clinical experience working as a registered nurse at the bedside. I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Worcester State University in 2011. I graduated from Regis College in 2018 where I received my Master’s degree in advanced psychiatric nursing. I am looking forward to taking my career to the next level. I hope to transform the way the psychiatric community views the importance of spirit to achieve optimal health. This is a critical component I often see missing so am eager to incorporate findings into practice.

Hi my name is Priscilla and I am a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner currently accepting clients for medication treatment and follow up. I take a more therapeutic approach to treatment with a strong emphasis on trying to understand a person as a whole not just as symptoms but their environment, culture, and past. I have been working in the field of psychiatry for 14+ years and prescribing psychiatric medications since 2018. I graduated from Middlebury College with a degree in Neuroscience and attended Regis College for my graduate studies. I am a Christian Woman of Color and can incorporate faith based practices in client sessions if that is something they prefer and request. Yet I try to gear each session to what would most benefit the client's needs and treatment. I have worked extensively with those struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, emotional dysregulation, and behavioral issues. I try to work with my clients in their medication treatment and believe in a holistic approach. I believe working on ourselves as a whole, with medications as a support is the only way long lasting healing and change. Currently, I work in Outpatient Community Health specializing in Child and Adult Psychiatry, Substance Use Disorders, Clients with Disabilities, and Multicultural treatment specifically working with Spanish-only speaking clientele with use of an interpreter. Outside of work I like rock climbing, yoga, biking, traveling, and learning about different cultures.

I have been a Nurse Practitioner for approximately three decades. I completed my graduate education in Nursing as well as Public Health from Boston schools. I am board certified as both a Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and an Adult (primary medical care) Nurse Practitioner. For approximately the last 16 years, I have focused my career exclusively in the area of psychiatry. However, I integrate my knowledge of psychiatry as well as primary care in my approach to my patients. I have significant experience in working with many diverse populations, including urban and rural populations across all socioeconomic spectrums, age ranges from late adolescents to middle adulthood, professionals and college students of all levels, LGBTQ adolescents and adults, persons confronted with life stage transition issues, persons living with chronic medical disease, and persons with addiction/substance use difficulties. Although I am well experienced in many areas of psychiatry, my focus in telepsychiatry private practice is on managing depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders, ADHD treatment with appropriate initial testing, trauma responses, and bipolar disorders without true mania or psychoses. I will not be able to treat psychotic disorders or significant substance use/addiction as a primary diagnosis through telepsychiatry.

I have a Masters degree from university of Massachusetts, Amherst. I’m a Certified Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with a 2 + experience in a large outpatient clinic. I have worked with different age groups for medication management based on their individual needs. I can help you manage and maintain a healthy mind set based on your individual needs and goals.

My specialty is medication evaluations cum management adaptive to the behavioral lifecycles of the individual, and my practice is rooted in providing holistic and person-centered care. More to that, I am a clinician who lays significant preferences for authentic and empathetic care provision using evidenced-based and collaborative approaches optimized for the individual’s needs. With more than 10 years of both clinical and leadership experience in healthcare, I have a deep interest in exploring and developing care plans that optimally balance the applications of pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy techniques in patients’ health and mental care solutions. I am also a clinical instructor and have continued to train aspiring student practitioners in the Mental Health field independently.

Life can often present us with roadblocks, hardships, and tragedies. And because of this, it's sometimes easy to feel stuck and helpless. As such it can be difficult trying to figure out how to navigate such life challenges and whom to confide to about them. That’s where I come in. As a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner I care deeply about the emotional and mental health of my clients. I assess, diagnose, and treat mental health needs. In my 20-year career in mental health nursing I've worked in hospitals, behavioral health/addictions clinics, long-term care/assisted living facilities, remote telehealth nursing, etc. I help with issues ranging from depression, anxiety, life transitions, low self-esteem, family conflict, substance abuse, poor relationships, etc. I equip clients with the tools and coping skills they need to build resiliency and develop better self-esteem, relationships, communication skills, etc. to live a healthier, more meaningful and productive life

Sometimes shared space is the greatest thing we experience with each other. As a provider, I hope to use our space to inspire helpful insight utilizing a humanistic-transpersonal approach. Through positive inquisition, we start to see our remarkable qualities by exploring thoughts, behaviors, and experiences via discussions meaningful to you. There are many counseling principles I utilize as a practitioner. I find it difficult to choose just one theoretical concept and more beneficial to be well versed in a variety of treatment modalities to best meet the individual’s needs. As a provider, I strive to have a vast network of colleague’s expertise to consult with and learn from. As needs change, providers must be adaptable and discover new information, recent studies provide best practices to consider incorporating. I am dedicated to trauma informed care and creating a safe space to share experiences our society has trouble processing. We will learn and grow together about specific modalities of interest, I may not be so familiar with. As your provider, I intend to focus on what you deem is priority. A humanistic approach is warm, empathetic, and non-judgmental, creating an ideal space for accessing innate healing abilities. This approach appreciates beauty in imperfection and assists individuals in recognizing worth in themselves. Helping an individual develop a supportive network is also a priority as a practitioner. Our connections to each other and the world around us remain a lifeline for individuals coping with distress. An integrative nursing approach has similar principles to nursing theorist Jean Watson; encouraging spirituality, a broader sense of self, unconditional acceptance, and altruism. These values breathe life into well-being and a healthy, optimistic existence. Mental health is not the absence of symptoms. Mental health is defined by one’s ability to access their inner resources to feel, process, adapt, and prevail. I look forward to opportunities of interaction with my fellow humans and strive to help ease suffering by providing support, understanding, compassion, and the skills necessary to manage the complexities of everyday life and the challenges of humanity.