Ready to feel like yourself again?
You've likely been offered a diagnosis and a prescription in the same breath, with little time to ask questions or explore what else might be going on. Whether you're navigating PMDD, pregnancy, postpartum, pregnancy loss, infertility, or perimenopause, your care should be as layered as your experience.
I offer integrative reproductive psychiatry: thoughtful medication management when it's helpful, alongside nutritional counseling, targeted lab work, supplements, and therapy, all working together, not in isolation.
Care that goes deeper than a 10-minute med-check
Do you feel…
Anxious thoughts you can’t turn off, even when the baby’s finally asleep?
Exhausted, but told to tough it out?
Rage that surprises you, over things that never used to bother you?
Dismissed when you bring up your symptoms?
So overwhelmed that getting through the day feels like the whole goal?
Like you’re constantly bracing for something to go wrong?
Numb, when you expected to feel something else entirely?
If any of this sounds familiar, you don’t have to keep carrying it alone. Let’s talk.
How we can work together
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Request an Appointment
Click the “Get Started” button to complete a brief form. I personally review each submission within 2-3 days. Once reviewed, my office with reach out with next steps, whether that’s scheduling an appointment or offering referrals.
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Intake & Evaluation
You’ll fill out paperwork through my secure patient portal, PracticeQ, to give me the context I need to show up prepared for our first session.
Our first session is a conversation, not a checklist, and by the end we’ll have a personalized treatment plan, which may include medication, psychotherapy, labwork, or supplementation depending on what’s right for you.
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Ongoing Support
Follow-up appointments fine-tune your care. We track what’s working, adjust what isn’t, and let your treatment evolve with you.
Hello, I’m so glad you’re here.
I built this practice because I kept seeing the same problem. Reproductive psychiatry sits where hormones, life transitions, and mental health symptoms all meet, and very few providers are trained to understand all three together. As a result, people often fall through the cracks, bounced between providers who each see part of the picture but not the whole thing. I wanted to be the provider who actually understands this territory.
My clinical focus includes anxiety, OCD, depression, bipolar, ADHD, and rage as they show up during the reproductive lifespan.