In our initial assessment, we'll take the time to understand your current concerns and get a comprehensive look at your medical and psychiatric history, as well as your treatment goals. We’ll explore a range of options, from medication and psychotherapy to lifestyle adjustments. By discussing aspects such as past treatments, family history, childhood experiences, work life, substance use, current medications and supplements, sleep patterns, daily stressors, and social background, we’ll collaborate to create a personalized treatment plan that’s just right for you.

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Time: 60-minutes

Fee: $300

Extended follow-up visits are designed for patients who are new to psychiatric treatment, dealing with significant life stress, or managing medication side effects. These appointments are also ideal for those engaged in ongoing psychotherapy or committed to making substantial lifestyle changes to support their mental health. Psychiatric medication refills will also be addressed in these follow-up sessions.

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Time: 45-min

Fee: $225

During our standard follow-up appointments, we will review any updates in your life, discuss your symptoms and medications, revisit your treatment goals, and create a plan to enhance your well-being. Brief psychotherapy and lifestyle adjustment discussions will be included as needed. We can also address any psychiatric medication refills.

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Time: 30-min

Fee: $150

I highly encourage a free phone consultation before booking, although it's not required. This consultation gives you the chance to ask questions, voice any concerns, and determine if I’m the right fit for your mental health journey!

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Time: 10-15 minutes

Free

Colorado KEG 1 employees enrolled with On-Site Medical Care (OSMC) may qualify for mental health benefits at little or no cost.**

For assistance with your care options, please reach out to your OSMC team (click here)!

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**Please note that a referral from OSMC is required to start care with Northwind Holistic Psychiatry using your insurance benefits. Your primary care provider will evaluate your mental health needs and assist in creating a treatment plan.