Yeah, I totally get that.

Honestly? If I'd had a bunch of bad experiences, I'd be skeptical too.

All I can tell you is: we're not trying to rush you through an appointment so we can get to the next person.

We actually want to understand what's going on with you.

And if it doesn't feel right, that's okay too.

But a lot of people tell us they can feel the difference pretty quickly—like someone's actually listening and taking time for once.

Fair question.

Here's the honest answer: sometimes medication is really helpful. Sometimes it's not necessary.

We'll never push medication on you, but we also won't avoid it if it could genuinely help.

We talk through it—why we're considering it, what it might do, what the alternatives are—and you decide what feels right.

If we recommend medication, it's because we genuinely think it'll help, not because that's our default answer to everything.

Look, I get it. You've probably got this mental image of what seeing a psychiatrist is like—being judged, analyzed, told you're broken somehow.

That's not what happens here.

You're not crazy. You're dealing with something difficult. Coming here just means you're ready to figure it out, which is actually pretty smart.

Your first session? We just talk. You tell us what's been going on. We ask questions to understand the full picture. We explain what might be happening and why. Then we work together on what could help.

Most people walk out thinking, "Huh. That was way less scary than I thought."

No weird psychoanalysis. No judgment. Just a straightforward conversation with someone who knows how to help.

You don't need to come in with a perfect explanation. That's literally our job to help with.

Plenty of people show up not quite sure how to describe what's going on. That's normal.

Just start anywhere—"I haven't felt like myself lately" or "I'm just... off" works fine. We'll ask the right questions to help you figure out what's actually happening.

Sometimes people come in thinking one thing and leave with clarity they didn't have before. Like, "Oh, that's what's been going on. Now it makes sense."

You don't need the perfect words. We'll help you make sense of it together.

Nothing you say is going to surprise us. We've heard it all, and we're here to help, not judge.

Show up. We'll handle the rest.

We see individuals who are 18 years old and older.  Our doctors are serving the states noted in our scheduling system description. We have several other states in process of licensing so stay tuned for updates!

We are a 100% online medical practice for mental health with board certified psychiatrists here to join you on your journey.  We practice through telemedicine / teleconferencing services to bring you mental health at your convenience.

1. A device with access to a microphone and front facing camera

2. A strong internet connection with either wifi or wired connection

3. Google Chrome or Safari browser with permissions on any ad blocker extensions to access our scheduling software, your patient dashboard, and Video Conferencing

4. For your phone session, simply click the video link in your patient portal appointment or in your confirmation email. Let us know if you need any assistance.

5. A private, well lit area, ideal for a conversation

6. Notes and a list of questions you have for your psychiatrist

Your patient dashboard or patient health record (PHR) is provided by our electronic medical record Concierge Psychiatry Services.  On scheduling your appointment with Humanistic Psychiatry, you will be sent a registration email.

Your dashboard will give you access to your appointment times, a link to your Video session meeting with your psychiatrist, medications (including refill requests), uploading and downloading documents such as an emotional support animal letter and work notes, and much more!


Teleconferencing allows you to meet with your provider virtually through a secure video session instead of coming into the office. We use a secure, HIPAA-compliant patient portal for all telehealth visits. You can join by clicking the video link in your portal appointment or in your appointment confirmation email.

Our Telepsychiatry services allow greater flexibility for our clients' convenience. You are able to connect through any smart device or computer with a stable internet connection from any session-appropriate setting of your choice. We use a secure and HIPAA compliant video platform to ensure safety and confidentiality during sessions.

Yes, Humanistic Psychiatry doctors are capable of prescribing controlled substances as appropriate such as dextroamphetamine (Adderall) and alprazolam (Xanax).  Every patient and situation is different, so schedule your appointment today and let's discuss your needs and goals.


Humanistic Psychiatry provides many services, including off work notes, FMLA, disability documentation and emotional support animal letters. Other documentation will need a thorough discussion with your psychiatrist.

When scheduling your appointment, you will answer questions that will be helpful to your first and future sessions with us.  Upon completion, there will be several acknowledgements to our policies, these will be all available as part of your intake form.

When scheduling your appointment, you will answer questions that will be helpful to your first and future sessions with us.  Upon completion, there will be several acknowledgements to our policies, these will be all available as part of your intake form.

Yes, we fully support and allow for loved ones to be involved in your care with you in session or separately.. You will need to complete a release of information form allowing for them to speak with us, available on request.  If you would like for them to talk with our doctors separately, please reach out to us by email to arrange a session.

Each appointment time is reserved exclusively for you and involves advance clinical preparation. For this reason, appointments cannot be canceled once scheduled.

If your schedule changes, you may reschedule your appointment at least 48 hours in advance using our online portal or by contacting our office.

Changes requested less than 48 hours of the appointment time generally cannot be accommodated, although exceptions may be granted at the practice’s discretion.

We consider missing an appointment as a “no show” which is non-refundable. This includes cancellation within 48 hours of your appointment or being 10 minutes late without notice to our staff.  Please let us know if you need to reschedule instead - we'd love to see you!

We are available during business hours of 9am-5pm by phone and answer voicemails in the order they are received.  Our staff is also ready to assist you at [email protected] for more complex needs and tasks.


If you need urgent help, please immediately call the Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room