Are You Ready To Break Free From Emotional Exhaustion & Thrive?

What mental health conditions do you specialize in treating?

I specialize in psychiatric care for women and adults in Denver and across Colorado, with a focus on ADHD, anxiety, depression, and burnout. Many of my clients are high-achieving women navigating challenges like perfectionism or imposter syndrome. My integrative psychiatry approach addresses both the emotional and physical root causes, helping you move beyond survival mode and feel like yourself again.

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Do you offer the same treatment options for every condition?

No. Every treatment plan is personalized. As part of my integrative psychiatry services in Denver and throughout Colorado, I design care around your unique biology, symptoms, and lifestyle. Your plan may include psychiatric medication, supplements, functional lab testing, therapy, or lifestyle strategies. My goal is to create an approach that’s realistic, effective, and aligned with your daily life—not a one-size-fits-all solution.

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Do you treat conditions outside of ADHD, anxiety, depression, and burnout?

Yes. While I specialize in ADHD, anxiety, depression, and burnout, my training and experience extend across the full spectrum of psychiatric conditions. As a doctorate-prepared psychiatric nurse practitioner in Denver, I’ve worked in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and academic settings—and I’ve also taught courses on psychiatric care for a wide range of mental health conditions.

 

This means that whether you’re navigating mood disorders, trauma-related symptoms, or complex overlapping challenges, I bring a strong foundation of psychiatric expertise to your care. My focus at Mind Alchemy Mental Health is on integrative psychiatry in Denver and across Colorado, tailoring treatment to ambitious women who want more than a one-size-fits-all approach. If your needs fall outside my scope, I’ll help connect you with trusted specialists for additional support.​

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Why do I feel emotionally exhausted even if I’m sleeping enough?

Emotional exhaustion doesn’t always improve with rest. It often stems from chronic stress, burnout, perfectionism, or underlying imbalances like nutrient deficiencies, hormone changes, or untreated anxiety and depression. My integrative approach explores these root causes so you can finally feel restored.

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Is feeling emotionally exhausted the same as burnout?

Not exactly. Burnout is often the bigger picture of long-term stress and overwork, while being emotionally exhausted is one of its core symptoms. You might feel drained, detached, or unable to cope with daily demands. I help women address both the surface symptoms and the deeper causes.

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Can integrative psychiatry help with emotional exhaustion?

Yes. Emotional exhaustion is a signal from your mind and body that something deeper is out of balance. Through labs, supplements, therapy, and lifestyle changes, we create a tailored plan that restores energy, focus, and emotional resilience.

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