Depending on your needs, care may include:

• Support for tapering existing psychiatric medications

• Hyperbolic taper planning and ongoing adjustment

• Continued prescribing of current psychiatric medications during stabilization and tapering, when appropriate

• Metabolic lab review and interpretation

• Guidance around metabolic mental health

• Therapeutic nutrition support using whole-food, paleo, low-carbohydrate, ketogenic, or carnivore frameworks when appropriate

• Support for stabilization before beginning a taper

• Guidance around sleep, movement, and stress management

• Whole-person support designed to strengthen resilience and support healing

My practice uses a hyperbolic tapering approach, which means psychiatric medications are generally reduced in smaller and more gradual proportional steps as the dose gets lower.

This matters because lower doses can still have significant effects, and many people experience fewer withdrawal problems when tapering slows as they get closer to zero. Rather than using rushed or overly large reductions, I take a slower and more individualized approach intended to better support the nervous system.

For many individuals, safe tapering is not a quick process. It may take months and, in some cases, years.

Emerging research in metabolic psychiatry suggests that metabolic health may play an important role in mental health and nervous system function.

That is one reason metabolic healing is a central part of my clinical approach. Nutrition, blood sugar regulation, inflammation, sleep, stress, and overall metabolic health can all influence mood, resilience, and how well the body tolerates healing and change.

Depending on the individual, care may include whole-food, paleo, low-carbohydrate, ketogenic, or carnivore approaches as part of a personalized plan.

This is not a traditional medication-management practice.

I may continue prescribing your current psychiatric medications while we work on stabilization, metabolic health, and taper planning. However, new psychiatric medications are generally not initiated as part of ongoing care.

Schedule II stimulant medications are not prescribed in this practice.

This practice also does not provide rapid medication discontinuation, crisis care, emergency psychiatric services, or hospital-level care.

This practice may be a good fit for you if you:

• want to safely taper existing psychiatric medications

• want a slower, more thoughtful approach rather than rushed medication changes

• are open to a root-cause, whole-person model of care

• want to improve mental health through metabolic and lifestyle support

• are willing to work on sleep, nutrition, movement, and stress as part of healing

• understand that tapering may take months to years

• want support that goes beyond a quick medication check

This practice may not be the right fit for you if you:

• are looking for a traditional psychiatric medication-management clinic

• want to start new psychiatric medications

• are seeking Schedule II stimulant prescribing

• want to discontinue psychiatric medications as quickly as possible

• are not interested in lifestyle or metabolic-health support

• need crisis care, emergency psychiatric care, or hospitalization

• want a quick fix without a long-term healing commitment

I offer two membership paths depending on the level of support you need: a small-group option for those wanting education, structure, and a more accessible entry point, and a private 1:1 option for individuals needing more personalized support.

To learn more about membership options and pricing, visit the Pricing page or book a free 15-minute discovery call.