Yes, there are certain limitations in our prescription practices. While we can prescribe most psychiatric medications, we currently refrain from prescribing controlled substances such as Stimulants, Muscle relaxants, or Benzodiazepines in adherence to state/federal regulations governing telehealth. It is recommended to consult a primary care physician (PCP), pediatrician, or an established psychiatrist for such prescriptions. This policy may change once we begin onsite consultations. Additionally, we acknowledge the potential risks of physiological dependence with specific medications and, as an ethical practice, do not prescribe them at this time. In states where Nurse Practitioners require a delegation agreement with a physician, we have such an agreement in place with a psychiatrist whom we regularly consult with to review cases.

Our Approach is Distinctive in That We Prioritize Your Holistic Well-being. We Don't Just See You as a Set of Symptoms; Rather, We Recognize You as a Complete Individual Integral to Your Own Treatment. Understanding That Life Choices and Experiences Impact Mental Health, We Advocate for Comprehensive Treatment Plans Beyond Medication Alone. Together, We'll Craft a Personalized Plan Tailored to Your Unique Needs, Often Incorporating Therapeutic Support. We're Open to Collaborating With Other Healthcare Professionals to Ensure a Coordinated and Effective Care Strategy, Aiming for Optimal and Progressive Outcomes for You.