Services

I provide psychiatric evaluations and ongoing medication management for adults ages 18-65 in Oregon and Washington state. I also see pediatric patients ages 15-17 on a limited basis. While I provide supportive psychotherapy for all of my med-management patients, I do not offer stand-alone therapy/counseling at this time.

Our work together will involve an extensive review of your physical and mental health, family and social history, past and current medications, lab monitoring when indicated, and collaboration with other members of your healthcare team and/or your loved ones as needed. Your treatment plan will be tailored to your specific needs and goals.

Most of our appointments will be conducted via a secure/HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform. I am also available to see clients in person on a case-by-case basis. Telehealth visits may not be appropriate in some circumstances; I will let you know if an in-person visit is needed to provide you with safe and effective care.

Specialties

I am qualified to treat a variety of conditions and concerns in adults and children, including but not limited to:

  • Mood Disorders (major depression, bipolar disorder, cyclothymia, persistent depressive disorder, PMDD, postpartum depression)

  • Anxiety Disorders (generalized anxiety, OCD, panic attacks, health anxiety, social phobia)

  • Trauma Disorders (PTSD, complex trauma, acute stress, separation anxiety)

  • Neurodevelopmental Disorders (ADHD, Autism) - Please click here to read about my approach to diagnosing and treating these conditions

  • Problems unique to healthcare providers/teachers/first responders, such as trauma and professional burnout

  • Issues related to gender, sex, and intimacy (sexual dysfunction, recovery from sexual abuse, men’s and women’s issues, gender dysphoria)

  • Problems with interpersonal relationships (codependency, insecure attachment styles, peer ostracism/bullying, marital issues, parenting, domestic violence)

  • Distress/dysfunction due to chronic illness and/or medical treatments

  • Difficulties with major life changes (academic and vocational transitions, divorce, significant loss)

  • Issues related to religion/spirituality

  • Identifying medical/non-psychiatric causes for mental health symptoms