Men's Issues Psychiatrists in Pender County, NC

Retired from a rewarding career in Army healthcare of over 20 years, I continue to provide empathic evidence based care for management of a broad spectrum of behavioral health disorders in the adult population, to include certification in perinatal mental health.

Taylor is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. She helps adults and seniors, focusing on addiction medicine. Taylor's approach works to understand and address the root of people's issues.

I am a licensed psychiatrist, Jungian and relational psychoanalyst. I work primarily with individuals doing psychoanalytic psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, and psychopharmacology. I generally do psychopharmacology with those who are also working in psychotherapy. At this time I only work via tele-health using a secure video conferencing platform. I am not on any insurance panels, and I do not accept insurance assignment. I do provide a monthly statement so that you may submit claims to your insurancce company should you so choose. I reside in North Carolina, but am also licensed in South Carolina, Viirginia, and Tennessee.

Our team at Live Well Integrative Medicine understands that life can present many challenges that can sometimes knock you down. Our goal is to assist our clients to get back up and live life without limits. Our therapy goals are individualized to meet of our clients needs. We understand that life challenges, substance abuse and mental health challenges are real and it could happen to anyone of us. We are here to provide an environment of compassion, non-judgmental, open-mindedness and individual care whether physically, emotionally or spiritually.

New appointments can be booked online at www.swiftcreekmhs.com. I provide holistic and individual care to people with mental health concerns. My experience ranges from mild to severe mental illness in the areas of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, and adjustment disorders. I see children and adults. I have worked in mental health since 2007, in all levels of care, residential, out patient, intensive outpatient and inpatient. I began treating patients as an APRN in 2015. Not In Network with Medicaid!

Elizabeth has been a psychiatric nurse practitioner with Mindpath Health for over 22 years.

Hello, my name is Crystal Martinez and I want to help you be at your best! I have an affinity for Addictions, infertility, mood and anxiety disorders.

I was an Army Psychiatrist for more than 20 years and treated everyone from privates to general officers. My clinical duties took me from Hawaii to Afghanistan and many places in between. I am best suited to help you with problems related to PTSD, depression, anxiety, insomnia, traumatic brain injury, substance abuse and relationship problems.

Alexandra offers her patients a caring, non-judgmental atmosphere where they can share their experiences safely. She works with members of the LGBTQIA+ community and individuals suffering from depression with suicidality, treatment-resistant depression, and women’s health issues and hormonal imbalances.

Are you struggling with anxiety or depression, insomnia or fatigue, perhaps divorce or toxic relationships? You're not alone. I understand how isolating and overwhelming it can be to seek mental health services in our healthcare system. But here's the good news: I am here to help you. As a family physician specializing in medical and integrative psychiatry, I offer the professional and personal experience you need to overcome these challenges. Together, we can navigate your journey towards healing and reclaiming your wellbeing.

Kelly is passionate about helping her patients live their best, content lives.

Mark was drawn to mental health and addiction while working in the emergency room.

Dr. Lucy Magda ("Dr. Lucy") is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, born and raised on the eastern shore of Maryland. She began her registered nursing career in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where she worked to stabilize the most critically ill patients. It is there that her interest in mental health flourished as she witnessed first-hand how essential mental health is for the overall wellbeing of her patients. She realized that there is no health without mental health.

Certus is Latin for determined. At Certus Psychiatric & Integrated Care in Winston-Salem, we are determined to help our patients emotionally and physically to achieve balance by being active participants in their own care. At Certus, we are a "stigma-free zone." You can come to us with peace of mind in knowing no one will stand in judgment of you. Our primary objectives are to evaluate your symptoms and develop strategies to help put you on a path to recovery and wellness. Believe in WE, and together we will work to help you realize a better quality of life and improved mental wellness.

I work well with people who are motivated to improve their lives but appreciate a gentle approach. Clients wanting to be heard will find me to be a good listener who is comfortable with the full range of human experience. In our work together, I will use evidence-based treatments including therapy, medications, and lifestyle modifications to assist you in reaching your goals.

Karen is passionate about providing a welcoming and empathetic atmosphere for her patients.

Kerry believes in the transformative power of peace of mind. He sees how stabilizing one’s mental health eases other health issues and life stressors. Kerry collaborates with his patients to create attainable and desirable goals that can be easily maintained through holistic care plans and medication management.

Hello! My name is Gretchen Barnes and I'm a board-certified psychiatric PA. I provide medication management for teens and adults dealing with common mental health problems. I am eager to help my patients gain insight into the science surrounding various treatment options. I pride myself on being detailed and compassionate in my approach. I believe that shared decision-making can help patients improve their mental wellbeing.

Are you a mother who can't seem to understand why you are having some of the intrusive thoughts you are having? Are you a worrier and constantly checking if you locked the doors , turned off the stove , etc. ? Do you feel like everyone else around you has it together and you're barely making it and struggle to tend to your own basic needs? Well guess what ? You're not alone. 1 in 5 moms will experience some type of perinatal mood and/or anxiety disorder. Black women are more likely to experience these disorders also known as PMADS and less likely to receive treatment.The best way to contact me is sending an email.