Psychiatrists Beginning With A in Arkansas
Lindsey Ann Adams
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, APRN, PMHNP
Verified Verified
Fayetteville, AR 72701
My ideal client is someone who has struggled to find a provider that listens and cares about their mental and physical health. I offer an individualized and comprehensive psychiatric diagnostic process that allows clients to feel understood. Managing psychiatric medication can be a journey, I aim to make the process stress-free. While my specialty is medication management, my ultimate goal is holistic health. My practice is located in a space that offers a wide range of therapies, yoga, Reiki, massage, and nutritional services. Having easy access to these services, I am confident you will find the perfect treatment modality.
My ideal client is someone who has struggled to find a provider that listens and cares about their mental and physical health. I offer an individualized and comprehensive psychiatric diagnostic process that allows clients to feel understood. Managing psychiatric medication can be a journey, I aim to make the process stress-free. While my specialty is medication management, my ultimate goal is holistic health. My practice is located in a space that offers a wide range of therapies, yoga, Reiki, massage, and nutritional services. Having easy access to these services, I am confident you will find the perfect treatment modality.
During my 30 years of practicing psychiatry, I've come to firmly believe that our connection as caregiver and patient is the single biggest reason clients either get healthier or continue to struggle. This means it's crucial for us to spend time connecting. It means I need to hear your story, the ups and downs, the successes, the failures and the frustrations with previous treatment. More than anything though, it means that we need to be honest with one another. Only then, in the midst of hearing about your journey, can I give my greatest effort to help you. If you're ready and willing to teach me about you, I'm ready to learn.
During my 30 years of practicing psychiatry, I've come to firmly believe that our connection as caregiver and patient is the single biggest reason clients either get healthier or continue to struggle. This means it's crucial for us to spend time connecting. It means I need to hear your story, the ups and downs, the successes, the failures and the frustrations with previous treatment. More than anything though, it means that we need to be honest with one another. Only then, in the midst of hearing about your journey, can I give my greatest effort to help you. If you're ready and willing to teach me about you, I'm ready to learn.