Holistic Mental Health

Do you only work with women?

I specialize in psychiatry for ambitious, high-achieving women in Denver and across Colorado because I understand the unique pressures they face—like burnout, perfectionism, and the constant drive to “hold it all together.” That said, my integrative, root-cause approach is effective for anyone seeking thoughtful, holistic mental health treatment. I also welcome men who are looking for a more personalized alternative to traditional psychiatry.

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What publications have you contributed to?

I’ve authored and contributed to peer-reviewed psychiatric publications designed for both clinicians and patients. Most recently, I wrote the section on delirium and neurocognitive disorders in the textbook Clinical Consult to Psychiatric Mental Health Management for Nurse Practitioners (3rd ed., Springer Publishing). I also published my doctoral project in the journal Issues in Mental Health Nursing, where I evaluated mindfulness practices for adults with ADHD during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Are your publications peer-reviewed?

Yes. Both my textbook contribution and my journal article were peer-reviewed by experts in the field, which means they meet the highest standards for clinical accuracy and evidence-based practice. Sharing this research is part of my commitment to bringing trusted, science-backed psychiatry to Denver and Colorado patients seeking holistic and integrative mental health care.

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How do your publications and research connect to your psychiatry practice in Denver?

My research and publications inform the work I do every day. Writing about neurocognitive disorders, delirium, and ADHD has deepened my ability to connect academic knowledge with clinical care. In my boutique holistic psychiatry practice in Denver, I translate that science into real-world strategies—whether that’s ADHD evaluation, anxiety treatment, depression care, or burnout recovery—so clients benefit from both cutting-edge evidence and personalized holistic mental health treatment.