Collaborative Care Psychiatry

We know how much you care for your patients.

That’s why we keep you in the loop, every step of the way.

Partner with Well Balanced Women to give your patients the support they deserve.

 From Pregnancy to Perimenopause, We Cover the Reproductive Lifespan

We partner with OB/GYNs and primary care providers to deliver evidence-based, psychiatric care for women navigating both mental health concerns and life-stage transitions.

Through our collaborative care approach, we support:

  • Pregnancy & postpartum mental health

  • PMDD, anxiety, and mood disorders

  • ADHD and executive functioning challenges

  • Identify transitions, burnout, and stress-related symptoms

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Why Providers Prefer Our Collaborative Care Psychiatry for Their Clients

Our team of reproductive psychiatry-trained NPs understands the intersection of mental health, hormones, and lived experience. We practice collaborative care psychiatry: thoughtful evaluations, evidence-based treatment, and respectful collaboration with your practice.

Timely intake scheduling
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Personal, unhurried appointments
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Medication management informed by reproductive psychiatry
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Brief psychotherapy when clinically appropriate
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Ongoing collaboration and clear communication with referring providers
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The Process

From Referral to Care, Here’s What to Expect

Have a patient in mind?

We’d be glad to be part of their care team.