Integrative Psychiatry
where nature, function and science meet you right where you are
Evidence-based care rooted in your unique biology, history, and life
What Is Integrative Psychiatry?
It's not a choice between conventional medicine and holistic care — it's both, working together.
Integrative psychiatry starts with a thorough evaluation using evidence-based diagnostic tools and psychotherapy, then layers in holistic modalities — nutrition, mindfulness, lifestyle medicine, various light therapies with low-frequency vibrations and accupressure — to address underlying contributors to mental health challenges, not just surface symptoms.
Rather than defaulting to medication as the first and only tool, integrative psychiatry asks why — exploring genetics, gut health, hormones, nutritional needs, trauma history, sleep, and stress to build a personalized, multi-modal treatment plan.

Meet Your Provider
Board-Certified Psychiatrist · Integrative Medicine Fellow
After completing medical school with a focus in neuroscience, our physician pursued a psychiatry residency at a leading academic medical center — developing a deep foundation in evidence-based diagnosis and psychopharmacology. A fellowship in integrative and functional medicine followed, training alongside practitioners who look at the whole system rather than isolated symptoms. That dual training is the cornerstone of every appointment here.
Envision Psychiatry encourages personal goal setting for several reasons - the most profound treatment plans are where clients speak out what they need or want. This in itself can produce a sense of self agency. Treatment planning is effective with active participation - we provide the space to be you while you bring your vision. Within this type of collaborative relationship, our clients have experienced the following:
With over a decade of clinical experience, our provider has worked with adults and adolescents navigating mood disorders, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, and burnout. The focus has always been patients who feel they have not gotten the full picture — those who want to understand not just what they have, but why, and what a truly sustainable path forward looks like.
The shift toward integrative psychiatry was personal as much as professional. Early in practice, it became clear that a prescription, however carefully chosen, rarely addressed the full weight of what a patient carries. The integrative path — rigorous, patient-centered, and unhurried — is the only one that felt complete.
Credentials & Training
- Board Certification in Psychiatry & Neurology (ABPN)
- Fellowship in Integrative Medicine (University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine)
- MD, Medical School with Neuroscience Concentration
- Psychiatry Residency, Academic Medical Center
- DEA License and Full State Licensure
Our Philosophy of Care
Mental health is never just chemistry. It is shaped by your biology, the environment you live in, the habits and rhythms of your daily life, and the meaning you find — or struggle to find — in your story. We design treatment plans that honor every one of these dimensions.
Biology & Brain Chemistry
We use your story in combination with genetic testing and labs to understand the neurological and biochemical foundations of how your body is functioning.
Environment & Relationships
Your history within social environments and within your home, work, and social environments shape mental health in profound ways. We explore these contexts and help you navigate them with intention.
Lifestyle & Daily Rhythms
Sleep, nutrition, movement, circadian rhythms, and stress are not peripheral — they are clinical variables. We integrate them into every treatment plan.
Meaning & Inner Life
Long-term healing often hinges on questions of purpose, identity, and values. We create space for that deeper inquiry alongside clinical care.
The Integrative Difference
Conventional psychiatry is effective — and it is also incomplete for many patients. Our integrative model preserves everything that works while adding the dimensions of care that conventional treatment often leaves out.
Conventional Psychiatry
- Focuses primarily on symptom management
- Relies chiefly on medication
- Brief appointment windows
- Limited lifestyle or context exploration
- Standardized treatment protocols
Integrative Psychiatry
- Treats the whole person — biology, lifestyle, environment, and meaning
- Medication when indicated, supplemented by holistic therapies
- Extended, unhurried appointments
- Nutritional psychiatry, movement, sleep, and stress protocols
- Personalized, evolving care plans
- Trauma-informed and culturally sensitive care
The result is not just fewer symptoms — it is a life that feels worth living fully.
Ready to Begin?
Your first consultation is a conversation — no pressure, no obligations. Just an honest, unhurried look at where you are and what integrated care might look like for you.
New patients welcome · Telehealth and in-office appointments available
