Services

This practice was created to provide thoughtful, collaborative psychiatric medication education and consultation services that support both patients and their care teams.

Many individuals navigating psychiatric care benefit from additional time, education, and space to process medication experiences and explore questions.

My goal is to help individuals navigate complex medication experiences with greater understanding, confidence, and support while complementing the important work already being done by therapists, psychiatrists, primary care providers, and other clinicians.

I offer individualized educational medication consultation services grounded in:

  • Evidence-based care

  • Compassionate patient education

  • Whole-person understanding

  • Collaborative communication

  • Trauma-informed and patient-centered support

  • Support for individuals seeking:

    • Greater understanding of psychiatric medications

    • Review of medication risks, benefits, side effects, and interactions

    • Clarification around complex medication regimens

    • Support processing past medication experiences

    • Assistance preparing for conversations with prescribing providers

    • Collaborative education during transitions in care

  • Detailed review of:

    • Current medications

    • Relevant medical history including past experiences with psychiatric medications

    • Medication effectiveness and tolerability

    • Drug interaction concerns

    • Adherence barriers and patient concerns

  • Services are designed to complement — not replace — ongoing medical and mental healthcare.

    With patient consent, consultation summaries and educational recommendations may be shared with treating clinicians to support continuity and collaborative care.

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My Scope of Practice

I provide:

  • Medication education

  • Medication consultation

  • Collaborative recommendations

  • Patient-centered counseling

  • Virtual consultations via secure telehealth

Services do NOT include:

  • Prescribing

  • Independent medication changes

  • Psychotherapy

  • Diagnostic services

  • Crisis intervention

  • Emergency psychiatric care

  • Consultations outside of Pennsylvania

Patients remain under the care of their licensed prescribing clinicians for diagnosis and medication management decisions.