Mental Health Therapist:

“I specialize in grief, relational dynamics, intergenerational wounds, and racial trauma, using somatic experiencing to reconnect your mind and body. Think of our work as tending to your inner garden; we’ll clear the weeds and nourish the roots for your true self to blossom.”

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner:

“I am an experienced board certified psychiatric nurse practitioner. My approach is top down, looking at every facet of your life, genetics, nutrition, and environment to understand what informs your symptoms..”

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner:

“The patient always comes first. This means spending the time needed to get to the root of the problem, taking a holistic approach to look at the myriad factors that influence mental health, and providing a safe and comfortable environment where healing can occur.”

Mental Health Therapist:

“You can expect an unstructured, non-judgmental discussion on what brings you to therapy. I will give you an overview of what the therapeutic process may look like, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions or voice any concerns – I believe that therapy is a truly collaborative process.”

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner:

“I founded Modyfi to get people the help they need in a convenient and safe way that works for them. Our integrative and evidence based approach to mental healthcare includes a focus on lifestyle medicine and interventions that address social connection, sleep, exercise, and nutrition.”

Mental Health Nurse Practitioner:

"The patient always comes first. This means spending the time needed to get to the root of the problem, taking a holistic approach to look at the myriad factors that influence mental health, and providing a safe and comfortable environment where healing can occur."

Mental Health Therapist:

"In my opinion, every individual is unique and can achieve the happiness they desire if they are able to foster a healthier relationship with themselves. I enjoy supporting my clients while assisting them along on their journey to find healing and peace. I find that sometimes what we dislike most about ourselves is usually what empowers us to become stronger and more resilient as human beings."