Meet Our Psychiatry Team

At Harvest Counseling & Wellness, we believe that mental, spiritual, and physical health are deeply interconnected. Our approach goes beyond symptom management—we focus on building a long-term, trusting relationship that supports your overall well-being.

Our psychiatry team takes a holistic approach to mental health care, combining the best of traditional and integrative practices. This includes:

  • Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluations
    A thorough assessment that looks beyond surface symptoms to understand your history, current challenges, and lifestyle.

  • Personalized Medication Management
    Thoughtful prescribing when needed, always paired with guidance and follow-up—not a “medication and done” approach.

  • Brief Therapy and Supportive Counseling
    Integrated sessions designed to complement medication and promote lasting change.

  • Integrative & Functional Care
    Incorporating mind-body practices, supplements, functional nutrition, and healthy lifestyle routines and strategies to help you thrive.

Our goal is to empower you with clarity and tools for lasting mental health—so you can become the best version of yourself.

 
“To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
Winner & Top 3 Best of Denton County Awards, awarded to Owner & Counselors at Harvest Counseling & Wellness 2019-2024. Best Couples & Family Therapist, Best Child & Adolescent Therapist, & Best Mental Health Clinic in Argyle, TX.

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