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 12-18 on a case-by-case basis.

Our work together will involve an extensive review of your physical and mental health, family/social history, past and current medication trials, evaluation of your symptoms and goals, lab monitoring, treatment planning, and collaboration with other members of your healthcare team and/or your loved ones as needed. Supportive psychotherapy will be provided at each visit, although I do not offer stand-alone psychotherapy at this time.

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/first responders such as trauma and professional burnout

  • Issues related to gender, sex, and intimacy (sexual dysfunction, problems associated with 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