Primary Mental Health Care
Mental health care for the whole human.
Psychiatric support that looks beyond a quick med check. We listen for the full pattern: mood, sleep, stress, hormones, vitamins, relationships, trauma history, and the tools you need for actual life between visits.
The TLNP Difference
We do not treat symptoms like they floated in from nowhere.
Anxiety, depression, attention problems, irritability, shutdown, panic, and burnout often have more than one contributor. Your care plan should be allowed to be that honest.
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Medication with a reason
We talk through what a medication is meant to help, what to watch for, how it fits your life, and when it is time to adjust, pause, or try another direction.
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The body gets invited into the conversation
Thyroid shifts, reproductive hormones, vitamin D, B12, iron, sleep, inflammation, medications, substances, and chronic stress can all shape mental health.
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Skills, not just insight
Insight matters. So does having something to do when your nervous system is loud. DBT and ACT tools make care more practical.
DBT + ACT Tools
Therapy techniques that meet you in the messy middle.
DBT: steadier moments
- Mindfulness and grounding when emotions spike
- Distress tolerance for urges, panic, and overwhelm
- Emotion regulation that starts with patterns, not shame
- Interpersonal scripts for boundaries and hard conversations
ACT: values-led movement
- Defusing from painful thoughts instead of wrestling them all day
- Clarifying what matters when life feels foggy or stuck
- Making room for discomfort without letting it drive
- Choosing small committed actions that fit your real capacity
What We May Explore
A wider lens, still grounded in evidence.
A Good Fit If
You want care that is thoughtful, direct, and deeply practical.
You are anxious, depressed, burned out, stuck, scattered, or emotionally overloaded.
You have tried medication before and want a more careful conversation this time.
You suspect hormones, vitamins, sleep, stress, or medical issues are part of the picture.
You want therapy-informed tools without pretending skills alone solve everything.
Start Here
Let us look at the whole picture together.
Bring the messy notes, the medication questions, the lab hunches, the therapy history, and the “I am not sure where to start” feeling. That is enough to begin.
Schedule Your AppointmentThis page is informational and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or emergency care. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a crisis in the United States, call 911 or 988.

