Psychiatrist

As a Psychiatric Advanced Practice Nurse, Tamara believes true mental health care and healing requires sensitivity to an individual's Whole Being, including the environmental, social, spiritual and physical factors. Her intention is to encourage healing by offering integrative, compassionate care and creative interventions informed by her own unique professional and life experiences. Tamara has practiced in multiple behavioral health settings, including inpatient, outpatient and crisis intervention. Clearwater - Orlando - Miami & Telehealth throughout Florida! Specializing in psychiatry, and talk therapy. In a world of so much uncertainty, it is important to have someone to talk to, gain insight, guidance or just to talk. I can help you guide your path to where you want to go. I invest in my client and their success. Cash prices are listed as follows; the Initial Comprehensive Intake with Medication Management is $297 (60 mins). Typical Follow-up Appointments are Psychotherapy with Medication Management $117 (15 mins), $175 (30 mins) or $225 (45 mins). Hello! I understand that seeking mental health support is a courageous step, and I am honored to be part of your journey toward wellness and healing. I am committed to providing comprehensive and compassionate care to individuals of all ages who are facing mental health challenges. With years of specialized training and experience, I possess a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding mental health disorders and the...

A psychiatrist can diagnose and treat a wide range of mental health conditions. Psychiatrists primarily use medication to treat symptoms of mental health conditions, but they may also use different types of psychotherapy. Some psychiatrists specialize in a specific area of psychiatry, such as addiction or forensic psychiatry. Here, we look at the differences between a psychiatrist, psychologist, and therapist. We also explain what conditions a psychiatrist treats. Share on Pinterest A person may visit a psychiatrist to treat a complex mental health condition. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who specializes in mental health. A psychiatrist understands both physical and mental health conditions, and they will consider the links between them. Psychiatrists must train at medical school before training in psychiatry. A psychiatrist can diagnose and prescribe medication to treat a variety of complex mental illnesses, such as: • • • • Psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists are all healthcare professionals who help treat mental health conditions. The main difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist is medical training. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who has additional training in psychiatry. In most states in the United States, only a psychiatrist can prescribe medication for mental health conditions. In Psychologists can use different types of psychotherapy to help treat mental health conditions. For example, a technique called cognitive behavioral therapy (...

Psychiatry is the branch of medicine that focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, behavioral, and emotional disorders. A Although their professions overlap in many ways, psychiatrists aren’t the same as What Does a Psychiatrist Do? When you make an appointment with a psychiatrist, they’ll first ask about your mental and physical symptoms. This may involve a physical exam, lab tests, and/or a psychological evaluation. As part of the process they’ll refer to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) to determine what mental illness you may have. Published by the American Psychiatric Association, this manual is used by mental health professionals for diagnoses and by insurance companies for reimbursement purposes. There are numerous classes of mental illness, including: • • • Trauma- and stressor-related disorders • • • • Feeding and • Elimination disorders • • Sexual dysfunctions • • • It may take more than one visit to get a proper diagnosis. After making a diagnosis, the psychiatrist will tell you on your condition and work with you to develop a treatment plan. Treatment may involve any combination of the following: • • Medication • Light therapy, which mainly treats seasonal depression • Some common medications psychiatrists prescribe include: • • • • Hypnotics • • Education and Training Psychiatrists take the traditional steps to becoming a doctor. They complete a bachelor's degree as well as a four-year medical school degre...

Local Provider. Offering In-Person sessions here in Bend, OR. I take a whole person approach in assessment and treatment. My aim is to get to the root of the issues and build a treatment plan around the specific factors that are playing a part of each person's mental illness symptoms. When we can get to the root of the problem, we can begin to make progress. All of this work takes time, which is why intake appointments are two hours long, and follow up appointments are one hour. Currently Accepting New Patients. I see patients from a strengths-based perspective and use medications as tools with which we can reduce suffering and promote wellness. I offer psychiatric evaluations and ongoing mental health care for adults with a particular focus on individuals suffering from mood and anxiety disorders. I work collaboratively with therapists and other medical providers involved in a person's care in order to achieve the best response to treatment. Patients are seen in person for the first visit and subsequently in-person or via telehealth. Lisa Miller is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner in Oregon who started practicing in 2022. She earned an ADRN from Idaho State University, a BSN from Boise State University, and an MSN from Walden University. Lisa has a thirst for research and explores evidence-based and innovative approaches to provide effective treatment and access to care for vulnerable populations in rural areas. I believe that happiness should be the rule an...