Psychiatric Care for Women at Every Stage of Life

Supporting women through the life transitions that shape mental health and wellbeing.

Care that Grows

with You

Women’s mental health can shift throughout every stage of life. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, reproductive changes, motherhood, hormonal transitions, or simply a season when you don’t feel quite like yourself, specialized psychiatric care can help you better understand what you’re experiencing and find a treatment approach that feels right for you.

• Anxiety and depression
• ADHD in women
• Psychiatric medication management
• Menstrual cycle and PMDD-related concerns
• Fertility and preconception medication consultation
• Mental health during pregnancy and postpartum
• Medication considerations during pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Adjustment to motherhood and life transitions
• Perimenopause and menopause-related mental health changes
• Mood, anxiety, and attention concerns across the lifespan

Meet your Provider

Holley Hillis, MSN, PMHNP-BC

Holley is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner specializing in perinatal mental health. She provides thoughtful medication management and compassionate psychiatric care for women navigating all stages of life. Her approach focuses on safety, collaboration, and helping patients feel supported during life’s most significant transitions and beyond.

Learn more about Holley

How to Get Started

Getting started is simple, and support is available every step of the way.

1. Schedule Your Appointment

Choose a time that works for you using online scheduling.

2. Complete Intake Forms

Secure forms will be sent to complete before your visit.

3. Meet for Your Initial Visit

We’ll discuss your symptoms and treatment goals.

4. Begin Your Treatment Plan

We’ll create a personalized treatment plan together.

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The Conversation Continues

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