Psychiatric Medication Management
Our Psychiatric Medication Management services are centered on achieving the right balance for your mental health needs. With a comprehensive, whole-body-health approach, our providers offer inclusive and effective care for all.
Comprehensive Approach to Medication Management
Initial Consultation
Our process begins with a detailed psychiatric medical consultation to understand your unique concerns and needs.
Diverse Conditions
Our providers specialize in diagnosing and managing medications for a variety of mental health concerns like depression, anxiety, sleep concerns, mood disorder, ADHD, and more.
Personalized Care
We focus on providing care that respects an individual’s social and cultural context, ensuring a treatment plan that aligns with your lifestyle and goals.
Accuracy as Harm Reduction
Our goal is to diagnose and prescribe with accuracy to maximize the benefits of medications while reducing any uncomfortable side effects.
Flexible Appointment Options
- In-Person and Virtual Care: We provide in-person appointments in Durham and remote care across North Carolina via a secure telehealth platform.
- *Please note that some medications may require in-person visits and cannot be treated via teleheath
Insurance and
Payment Options
- Insurance Coverage: Accepting most in-state and out-of-state BCBS plans (except for Blue Local, Blue Value, and Blue Home plans), Aetna, United Healthcare, and Cigna. Medcost will be accepted in the near future.
- Self-Pay and Sliding Scale: We offer options for self-pay clients, including sliding scale services, to make care accessible to all.
Our Psychiatric Team
Katie Henkel,
PA-C
(she/her)
Katie is a Physician Assistant who has been dedicated to practicing medicine in the Las Vegas area since 2017. With a strong background in Psychiatry, Addiction, and Emergency Medicine, she brings a wealth of experience to her patients.
Katie has worked in various detoxification settings, where she has assisted her patients in their journey towards sobriety and mental clarity. In her current role, she focuses on providing compassionate care to the LGBTQ, Black, Indigenous, and multiracial communities, tailoring individualized treatment plans to ensure each patient achieves the best possible outcome.
Beyond her professional commitments, Katie enjoys immersing herself in nature through hiking and capturing its beauty through landscape photography.
Nicholas Little,
PA-C
they/them and he/him
Nicholas Little, PA-C, is a dedicated and compassionate physician assistant with experience in providing inclusive mental health care. He earned his BS in Biomedical Engineering from Wright State University and his MS in Physician Assistant Studies from Kettering College. Throughout his career he has been a strong advocate for systemically marginalized communities
to create more inclusive environments.
Nicholas is experienced in treating an array of mental health disorders: ADHD, anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, OCD, personality disorders, psychosis, and PTSD. He adopts a holistic and collaborative approach to healthcare, focusing on creating an environment where individuals feel invested and involved in their mental health. He is passionate about expanding and improving mental healthcare for the BIPOC and LGBT+ communities in North Carolina.
Outside of work, he enjoys immersing himself in art through painting and running along nature trails.
Donyelle Miller,
PMHNP, CNM, MSN, IBCLC
(she/her)
Donyelle Miller, P.M.H.N.P., C.N.M., M.S.N., I.B.C.L.C. (she/her) is a fierce and compassionate advocate for her community. Her lived experiences as a Black, self-identified woman, mother, sister, auntie, daughter, and partner have given her unique insights into supporting folks on their journeys toward healing.
Donyelle utilizes a strength-based, holistic approach that incorporates a liberation-focused framework, utilizing somatic and embodiment practices, as well as client-centered medication prescribing and management.
She is committed to creating a space for people from communities that have been systematically harmed to continue working toward healing from the profound impacts of systemic oppression and marginalization.
Haley Pittman,
PA-C
(she/her)
Haley Pittman received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Rhode Island, and her Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Boston University.
Haley has broad experience in treating various psychiatric illnesses across all age groups. She believes that compassion, empathy, and active listening are the key cornerstones to mental healthcare. She is committed to embracing and celebrating diversity, including the LGBTQ+ community.
Medication Management FAQs
What Is the Focus of Psychiatric Medication Management at Radical Healing?
Our focus is on finding the right balance for each individual’s mental health needs, ensuring effective and personalized care for people of all ages and backgrounds.
What Conditions Do You Manage with Medication?
We specialize in managing medications for a variety of mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, ADHD, and more.
How Do You Personalize Medication Management?
We begin with a comprehensive psychiatric consultation to understand your specific concerns and needs, considering your unique social and cultural context.
What Types of Appointments Are Available?
We offer both in-person visits in Durham and remote care appointments across North Carolina via a secure telehealth platform. Note: Some medications may require in-person visits.
What Insurance Plans Do You Accept?
We accept most in-state and out-of-state BCBS plans (except for Blue Value, Blue Home, and Blue Local plans), Aetna, United Healthcare, and Cigna. We will also be accepting Medcost in the near future.
Do You Offer Self-Pay or Sliding Scale Options?
Yes, we provide self-pay options, including sliding scale services, to make our care accessible to everyone.
Can I Continue My Current Medication Regimen When I Join?
Yes, our intake process accommodates those already under psychiatric care and medication treatment. After comprehensive diagnosis, our providers review your medical history to understand and collaborate on best for your current needs and continue or adjust your current regimen.
What Should I Expect During the Medication Management Process?
Expect a comprehensive approach involving initial consultations, assessment and diagnosis review, understanding your specific needs, possible lab tests, live check-ups, and adjustments to your medication regimen as necessary.
