Integrative Psychiatric Care

Telehealth in Missouri, Arizona, Montana, and Wyoming.
In-person visits in Clayton and Chesterfield, Missouri.

How I Work

Every plan starts with you: your history, your goals, and what you're comfortable with. Treatment usually blends several approaches.

Medication, chosen carefully

When medication can help, I take time to find the right fit, start thoughtfully, and adjust as we learn what works for you.

Therapy skills you can use

I draw on practical, proven approaches, including solution-focused therapy (SFBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills. Together, these help you build on what’s already working, reframe anxious thoughts, and manage strong emotions, so you can take real steps forward.

Body-based tools

As a certified yoga instructor, I teach simple movement and breathwork practices that calm the nervous system and can be used anywhere.

Supplements and lifestyle

Where research supports it, I may recommend targeted supplements, along with practical changes to sleep, nutrition, and daily routines.

Schizophrenia Care & Cobenfy

I have years of experience caring for people with schizophrenia, and it's work I truly enjoy. Hallucinations often get the most attention. But the negative symptoms, like low motivation, pulling away from others, flat emotions, and losing interest in things that used to matter, are often the most disabling part of the illness.

My goal is to treat both. If you want to enjoy time with friends and family, get back into activities, return to work or school, or simply find more enjoyment in daily life, I'll work with you toward those goals with a whole-person plan.

I'm experienced with Cobenfy (xanomeline and trospium), a newer medication that works differently from older antipsychotics. I'll help you decide whether it's a good fit, start it carefully, and manage side effects so it's easier to stay on. I'm also experienced with the full range of other antipsychotic options, and I'll help you decide which is right for you.