Telehealth psychiatry & therapy

Care built with you,personalized at every step

Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and psychotherapy with Sabrina Klein, MSN, APRN — a dual board-certified psychiatric and neonatal nurse practitioner. Longer appointments, a more human approach, and decisions made together.

Sabrina Klein, MSN, APRN — dual board-certified psychiatric and neonatal nurse practitioner and founder of KleinMind Psychiatry & Wellness
Shared decision-making

The model: two experts in the room.

You know your life, your history, and what you can live with. I know the clinical evidence and what each option really costs in time, side effects, and effort. Treatment gets built where those two kinds of expertise meet.

You are the expert on your life

Your history, values, culture, faith, finances, and instincts about your own body are clinical information — not obstacles to work around.

I bring the clinical picture

Diagnosis, evidence, realistic timelines, side effects, and what to expect from each option — explained clearly, including what we know and where uncertainty remains.

Who I work with

I work with adults navigating the challenges and transitions of everyday life

Working professionals

Demanding jobs, high stakes, and no room for a midday appointment. Evening and early-morning visits, with medication timed around how you actually work.

Anxiety and depression

The most common reason people reach out. We look at sleep, workload, relationships, and history before choosing therapy, medication, or both.

Adults questioning ADHD

A real evaluation instead of a five-minute checklist — including adults never assessed as children and those questioning an old diagnosis.

Trauma, OCD, and PTSD

Structured, paced work that never asks you to relive everything at once, with medication support when it helps.

Mood and bipolar disorder

Stability planning built around sleep, stress, and early warning signs, so we adjust before things escalate.

Couples

Relationship strain, new roles, grief, and relocation — starting with a 75-minute evaluation for both of you. More →

A subspecialty

For parents in the NICU — and after.

Dual board-certified in neonatal and psychiatric care, so parents and couples living through an admission — or the transition home — never have to translate anything. I already know the monitors, the rounds, and the language.

This care supports you, the parents. I do not provide medical care, treatment, or medical advice for your baby — that stays with their medical team.

Why people choose this practice

Small on purpose.

One clinician, start to finish

The person who prescribes is the person who knows your history, your family, and what you are working toward.

Appointments with room in them

Seventy-five minutes to begin, thirty to fifty after. Enough time to think out loud and be understood.

Skills you already have

Much of the work is recognizing the ways you have cared for yourself already, and making them deliberate.

Flexible around real life

Evening and weekend times for people whose work will not bend.

Transparent private pay

Fees in writing before you book, superbills for out-of-network reimbursement, no surprise billing.

Referred and trusted

Patients, physicians, and colleagues in the field send people to this practice.

A simple first step toward the right care

Start with a short pre-screening form. I review it myself and let you know if the practice is a good fit. From there, you’ll complete your intake packet, schedule your appointment, and then meet with me for your 75-minute evaluation.

Start the pre-screening form