Who I Work With

Deprescribing support

For those ready to reduce or discontinue psychiatric medications with intention, safety, and support.

Coming off psychiatric medications isn't simply the reverse of starting them. Whether you're experiencing withdrawal symptoms, questioning whether a medication is still serving you, or hoping to reduce your medication burden, deprescribing deserves the same level of expertise and individualized care as prescribing.

I use evidence-informed, personalized tapering strategies—including hyperbolic tapering when appropriate—to help minimize withdrawal symptoms while supporting your nervous system throughout the process.

Who it’s for:

  • Individuals experiencing antidepressant, benzodiazepine, stimulant, or sleep medication withdrawal

  • People who have attempted to taper before and found it too difficult or destabilizing

  • Clients who want a slow, personalized approach rather than a one-size-fits-all schedule

  • Those looking to reduce unnecessary medications while protecting long-term mental health

  • Individuals seeking a provider who understands the difference between withdrawal symptoms and relapse

  • People who value collaborative, informed decision-making and want guidance every step of the way

  • Clients interested in supporting their taper through sleep, nutrition, movement, stress reduction, and nervous system regulation

Thoughtful Medication Management

For those who want psychiatric care that looks beyond simply adding another medication.

Medication can be an important tool, but more medication isn’t always the answer. I work with clients who want to take a thoughtful look at what they’re taking, simplify their regimen when appropriate, and make sure each medication has a clear purpose.

My approach addresses polypharmacy while also focusing on the bigger picture—including sleep, movement, nutrition, stress, therapy, and behavior change. The goal isn’t to avoid medication, but to use it intentionally while building the foundations that support long-term mental health.

Who it’s for:

  • You feel like your medication list has become too complicated

  • You’re taking several psychiatric medications and aren't sure what is actually helping

  • You're experiencing side effects or feeling emotionally blunted, fatigued, foggy, or disconnected

  • You want a second look at a treatment plan that has accumulated over the years

  • You want medication when it is useful—but don't want it to be the automatic answer

  • You're interested in eventually reducing unnecessary medications when clinically appropriate

  • You're willing to work on sleep, movement, nutrition, stress, therapy, and other behavioral factors

  • You want a provider who will talk through the why behind treatment decisions

Ketamine Therapy

For those seeking deeper healing through expanded states of consciousness.

Ketamine can be a powerful catalyst for insight, emotional processing, and nervous system regulation—especially when paired with skilled therapeutic support.

Collaborative KAP Prescribing

For clients already working with or wanting to work with a trusted therapist.

Who it’s for:

  • Individuals whose therapist provides KAP or integration support

  • People wanting safe, ethical ketamine prescribing from a psychiatric provider

  • Those who want a collaborative team approach that honors both therapy and medicine

  • Clients seeking a structured but flexible protocol with room for nuance and autonomy