Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Medication Management

Telehealth psychiatry for children, teens, and young adults in New Hampshire 

Finding the right mental health support for your child can feel overwhelming. I provide thoughtful, evidence-based psychiatric evaluation and medication management for children, adolescents, and young adults ages 2–22.

My approach is practical, collaborative, and focused on understanding the whole person—not just the diagnosis. I work with families navigating ADHD, anxiety, mood concerns, autism and neurodivergence, and other mental health concerns.

About Me:

I am a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with over six years of pediatric healthcare experience.

Before becoming a psychiatric provider, I worked in pediatric primary care, where I developed a strong understanding of child development, family dynamics, neurodivergence, and the many ways mental health impacts a child's daily life.

My goal is to provide care that is compassionate, practical, and individualized. I believe families deserve to feel heard and involved in treatment decisions.

My Approach:

My practice focuses primarily on psychiatric evaluation and medication management. When appropriate, visits may include supportive therapy, education, and skill-building strategies.

I believe medication decisions should be thoughtful and collaborative. I take time to understand your child's strengths, challenges, environment, and goals before making treatment recommendations.

Common concerns I help with include:

• ADHD

• Anxiety disorders

• Depression and mood concerns

• Autism and neurodivergence

• Emotional regulation difficulties

• School-related concerns

• OCD and panic disorders

• Sleep concerns related to mental health

Services

Psychiatric Evaluation

A comprehensive first appointment includes reviewing symptoms, medical history, developmental history, previous treatment, and current concerns. We will discuss diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations.

Medication Management

Follow-up appointments focus on monitoring symptoms, medication effectiveness, side effects, and making adjustments when clinically appropriate.