Psychiatrists Beginning With G in Colorado

Sarah is taking patients ALL THROUGHOUT COLORADO, ARIZONA, OREGON, NEVADA AND MONTANA. She specializes in children above six-years-old, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics. She has a holistic and caring approach and treats the body, mind, and spirit through a combination of medication management when deemed necessary and mindfulness-based therapy.

I enjoy working with young adults who are new to medication management. I work collaboratively with clients to identify the best treatment plan that fits them. I work with clients who have issues with chronic depression and anxiety along with complex responses to treatments. Many clients have tried a number of options and nothing has seemed to work. I enjoy educating patients on all their options whether that be medications or a more holistic and natural approach. I work on your timeline, not my own.

Hello! I graduated with a degree in nursing from Santa Monica College in 2009. Since that time, I’ve worked in several hospital settings including intensive care. I finished my first masters degree as and Adult Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist in 2017 from California State University at Dominguez Hills and started managing extremely sick people in a long-term acute care hospital One universal I’ve seen throughout my many different careers in and out of healthcare is that the presence (or absence) of good mental health care spells the difference between success and failure in any environment.

I am board certified in adult, child, & adolescent psychiatry. My goals are to alleviate suffering and focus on improving my patients' relationships, school or work-life balance, and ultimate acceptance of the self. My preference is to pursue wellness first through therapy, nutrition, exercise, and optimizing sleep. Medications may also be needed, and with my medical background I can prescribe them using safety and the newest evidenced based practices. I feel the therapeutic alliance, or the partnership between a psychiatrist and patient, is essential for an individual to receive the greatest possible benefits from the therapy.

The intention of Curantis Wellness is to provide a safe space for first responders, law enforcement, EMS and other health care workers to unpack their mental health needs.

My practice is oriented towards meeting clients' needs, goals and expectations. I have around 16years of experience. I am comfortable working with variety of mental health issues. I believe, that good medication regiment should feel more like "taking vitamins" which are beneficial but don't have side effects. Also, a good medication regiment should help clients to feel like they don't have to work so hard to feel stable and enjoy life. I also love to create safe environment where my clients feel accepted and appreciated. I like to help clients to develop copping skills, and believe in themselves.

I am a Duel Board Certified as a Psychiatric Mental Health NP and as a Family NP. I have training and experience treating patients with psychiatric disorders and those with complex medical diagnoses, across the lifespan. I have worked in hospitals, outpatient clinics, county jails and federal prisons. I bring with me a breadth and depth of knowledge that allows me to be an effective and empathic provider, while providing compassionate and efficacious care. I have experience providing care in unconventional settings such as telehealth practice settings, mobile units, and even in Antarctica.

As a psychiatric nurse practitioner, I take great pride in helping individuals work through their mental health challenges to reach their goals. Using a straightforward and down-to-earth approach to care, I aim to maximize outcomes using a conservative approach to prescribing medications. I implement a holistic approach to mental healthcare - integrating therapy, diet, exercise, and herbal therapies when appropriate in conjunction with prescription medications.

I chose to pursue a career in mental healthcare because I truly believe that every person during the course of their life struggles at some point with mental health issues. Grief, loss, anxiety, and despair are all natural parts of life, but so are love, joy and achievement. Being a mental healthcare provider means getting in touch with what connects us as human beings, and being in a position to help those who have lost balance in their lives due to depression and other mental health conditions makes it uniquely rewarding among medical fields.

Angela is a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC). She obtained her BSN in 1995 from a private college in Sioux Falls, SD, starting her career on a level one trauma unit. She has been living in the Denver area for 22 years, practicing primarily as a critical care nurse. She retired from bedside nursing in December of 2020 to pursue her master’s degree full time. She garners a trustworthy alliance with her clients, attributed to her authenticity, kindness, compassion, and empathy.

Angela is a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC). She obtained her BSN in 1995 from a private college in Sioux Falls, SD, starting her career on a level one trauma unit. She has been living in the Denver area for 22 years, practicing primarily as a critical care nurse. She retired from bedside nursing in December of 2020 to pursue her master’s degree full time. She garners a trustworthy alliance with her clients, attributed to her authenticity, kindness, compassion, and empathy.

Angela is a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC). She obtained her BSN in 1995 from a private college in Sioux Falls, SD, starting her career on a level one trauma unit. She has been living in the Denver area for 22 years, practicing primarily as a critical care nurse. She retired from bedside nursing in December of 2020 to pursue her master’s degree full time. She garners a trustworthy alliance with her clients, attributed to her authenticity, kindness, compassion, and empathy.

Angela is a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC). She obtained her BSN in 1995 from a private college in Sioux Falls, SD, starting her career on a level one trauma unit. She has been living in the Denver area for 22 years, practicing primarily as a critical care nurse. She retired from bedside nursing in December of 2020 to pursue her master’s degree full time. She garners a trustworthy alliance with her clients, attributed to her authenticity, kindness, compassion, and empathy.

Do you suffer from chronic health issues like addiction, depression, anxiety, and chronic pain? Do you feel like you've seen many doctors and counselors, but still have not found the answer to your health concerns? Are you ready to take back your life and health? Like you, I always wished to find a doctor who took an alternative and natural approach to medicine and health. I wanted a doctor who could recommend more than just medicines and surgery. Someone who would appreciate the connection of mind and body, the importance of stress on health, and the role of the mind in healing.

Kari Green is dual-certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Kari has prescriptive authority and treats children, adolescents, and adults. Kari is versed in pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and lifestyle treatment options and utilizes a holistic and individualized approach. Kari is passionate about uncovering and treating root causes of mental health and addiction issues (e.g. intestinal bacteria/yeast overgrowth, vitamin/mineral/micronutrient imbalances, mold/toxin exposure, etc.).

I established Denver Psychiatric Clinic to add needed space for individuals to focus on issues affecting their mental well-being. Anxiety, mood instability, depression, relationship stress, and general dissatisfaction are often what bring people into treatment but typically represent only the surface layer of why we experience distress the way we do. The purpose of my practice is to create space for exploration of any and all sources of that distress through medication and/or therapy. My objective for each patient is that such exploration facilitates improvement through an increased understanding of themselves.

Amber Grob is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Currently licensed in Nebraska and Colorado. Amber Grob has completed specialized training for treatment of Perinatal Mood Disorders and Medication Management in the perinatal period. Amber Grob has also worked in child and adolescent psychiatry at Boystown National Research Hospital in Nebraska. Amber Grob is currently providing in office and telehealth appointments in Colorado. Telehealth for Nebraska is available through Complete Wellness.