I’m a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with a clear mission: to help people with mental health conditions live capable, fulfilling, and functional lives.
I don’t believe in reducing people to checklists or labels. Medication can be an important tool, but it’s not the whole answer. Real progress happens when we look at patterns, habits, internal responses, and the practical barriers that keep someone stuck. My approach blends thoughtful medication management with brief, focused psychotherapy and coaching-style strategies designed for real life, not just the therapy room.
I often work with individuals who are outwardly functioning but internally struggling—people who keep going, keep achieving, and keep holding things together while quietly feeling exhausted, blocked, or disconnected from themselves. My role is to help remove what’s in the way so that your diagnosis becomes part of your story, not the limit of it.
Born in Moldova, Eastern Europe’s wine country, I am a mother to one and a stepmom to two amazing humans. Travel feeds my soul, I love exploring new places and returning to Europe to spend time with my extended family. You’ll often find me savoring good food, meaningful conversations, and the quiet beauty of everyday moments.
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Anxiety – For individuals who feel constantly on edge, overwhelmed, or trapped in cycles of worry. Care focuses on improving mental clarity, emotional regulation, and daily functioning—not just reducing symptoms.
ADHD – Support for adults who struggle with focus, follow-through, organization, or internal restlessness. Treatment is practical and individualized, helping patients work with their brains rather than against them.
Mood Disorders – Care for depression and bipolar-spectrum conditions with an emphasis on stability, insight, and sustainability. The goal is not emotional flattening, but helping patients live consistently and confidently over time.
Anxiety – For individuals who feel constantly on edge, overwhelmed, or trapped in cycles of worry. Care focuses on improving mental clarity, emotional regulation, and daily functioning—not just reducing symptoms.
ADHD – Support for adults who struggle with focus, follow-through, organization, or internal restlessness. Treatment is practical and individualized, helping patients work with their brains rather than against them.
Mood Disorders – Care for depression and bipolar-spectrum conditions with an emphasis on stability, insight, and sustainability. The goal is not emotional flattening, but helping patients live consistently and confidently over time.
Long-Term Recovery – Ongoing psychiatric support for individuals in recovery who want to protect their progress and build a stable, meaningful life. Care addresses both mental health symptoms and the structure needed to maintain long-term change.
Life Transitions & High-Stress Adjustment – Support during periods of change—career shifts, burnout, relationship changes, parenthood, or major life decisions. This work helps patients regain footing, direction, and internal steadiness when life feels uncertain or overwhelming.
Trauma & Stuck Patterns – Focused support for individuals who feel blocked by long-standing patterns despite insight and effort. This may include EMDR for a limited number of patients when appropriate, with care that is thoughtful, paced, and goal-oriented.
Long-Term Recovery – Ongoing psychiatric support for individuals in recovery who want to protect their progress and build a stable, meaningful life. Care addresses both mental health symptoms and the structure needed to maintain long-term change.
Life Transitions & High-Stress Adjustment – Support during periods of change—career shifts, burnout, relationship changes, parenthood, or major life decisions. This work helps patients regain footing, direction, and internal steadiness when life feels uncertain or overwhelming.
Trauma & Stuck Patterns – Focused support for individuals who feel blocked by long-standing patterns despite insight and effort. This may include EMDR for a limited number of patients when appropriate, with care that is thoughtful, paced, and goal-oriented.
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