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Get individual therapy for depression, stress, and more (for yourself or your child/teen). Or, work through your unique relationship challenges in couples/marriage or family therapy.
Reduce or manage symptoms of mental health conditions like anxiety and ADHD, with psychiatric medication.
I take a thoughtful, individualized approach to care, focusing less on labels and more on helping my patients improve their sympto...
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I take a thoughtful, individualized approach to care, focusing less on labels and more on helping my patients improve their symptoms and overall quality of life.
I am a psychiatric provider with a background in inpatient and community mental health care. I earned my BSN from Central Connecticut State University and my master's degree from the University of Saint Joseph. Since 2020, I have worked with individuals across the lifespan, including those with dual diagnoses. I support clients seeking relief from symptoms and meaningful improvement in their overall quality of life.
I take a client-centered and individualized approach, understanding that each person's needs are unique. I prioritize listening, collaboration, and thoughtful treatment planning, working with clients to find practical, realistic strategies that support long-term symptom improvement and overall well-being.
I strive to create a supportive, trusting environment where you feel heard and understood. My goal is to help you build a lasting foundation for your mental health. I look forward to supporting you on your journey.
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I provide a supportive, evidence-based therapeutic environment focused on helping you navigate challenges and work toward meaningf...
I provide a supportive, evidence-based therapeutic environment focused on helping you navigate challenges and work toward meaningful, lasting change.
Ifeoma “Iffy” Menakaya is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with 5 years of experience delivering compassionate, high-quality mental health care. She takes an evidence-based, client-centered approach to help individuals manage depression, anxiety, insomnia, PTSD, mood disorders, and adjustment disorders. Iffy is committed to empowering clients to reconnect with their strengths and achieve lasting stability and well-being.
Iffy holds a Master of Science in Nursing from Walden University and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from the University of South Alabama. She integrates evidence-based therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and psychotherapy into individualized care plans tailored to each client’s needs.
Iffy creates a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel heard, supported, and empowered. Her compassionate approach fosters trust and collaboration, helping clients develop practical strategies for coping, growth, and long-term mental wellness. She is dedicated to guiding clients toward fulfilling and meaningful lives.
As a queer-identified man of color, I understand the unique challenges of identity exploration and intersectionality. I care for m...
As a queer-identified man of color, I understand the unique challenges of identity exploration and intersectionality. I care for my clients with empathy, cultural awareness, and a collaborative approach, creating a space where you feel heard, respected, and empowered to navigate your changes and grow.
My name is Jideofor Azie. I am a compassionate mental health professional dedicated to supporting individuals through life's challenges with empathy, cultural humility, and evidence-based care. I have clinical experience working with diverse populations across a range of settings and draw from cognitive-behavioral therapy, person-centered therapy, and strengths-based practices to tailor care to each individual's unique needs. I typically work with clients navigating anxiety, depression, stress, mood disorders, bipolar disorder, substance use challenges, schizophrenia, ADHD, life transitions, PTSD, and relationship challenges.
As a psychiatric nurse practitioner, I take a holistic, patient-centered approach to assessment, medication management, and therapy. I consider biological, psychological, and social factors to tailor care to each person. Clients can expect a collaborative, respectful approach combining medication, education, therapy, and coping strategies for well-being.
I understand that reaching out can feel like a big and sometimes uncertain step, but you don't have to navigate it alone. My goal is to create a space where you feel heard, respected, and supported as you move toward greater balance and well-being. If you're ready to begin, I invite you to schedule an appointment—I would be honored to work alongside you.
I use coping skills such as deep breathing and exercise (especially walking) for recurrent anxious feelings. I try to inhale for a...
I use coping skills such as deep breathing and exercise (especially walking) for recurrent anxious feelings. I try to inhale for about 5 seconds and exhale for 7 seconds- doing this technique helps my body shift toward a calmer state. I try to exercise 3 times a week for 30 minutes- during exercise, I talk positively to myself (e.g. I can do it. I'm strong). Using motivation helps me achieve my goals and reduces my anxious feelings.
My name is Fadeke Oladeji, and I am a Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP). I earned my Master of Science in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing from Walden University, and I am board certified and licensed to provide mental health care across the lifespan. I have experience caring for populations with a wide range of mental health conditions in outpatient clinics, community mental health, substance use clinics, primary care, and telehealth settings. Prior to obtaining my nurse practitioner license, I worked as a registered nurse in the emergency room, primary care, and mental health outpatient/inpatient settings.
As a PMHNP, I provide psychiatric evaluations, diagnoses (depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, insomnia, ADHD), medication management, patient education, and supportive care with evidence-based treatment.
I have a strong belief in treating individuals by considering biological, psychological, and social factors, partnering with patients on treatment plans that align with their goals. I'm committed to a safe, respectful, nonjudgmental environment where patients feel heard and supported. I look forward to collaborating with patients to achieve great outcomes.
As a long-time women's health nurse and a mother of three, I understand the challenges of balancing personal identity, relationshi...
As a long-time women's health nurse and a mother of three, I understand the challenges of balancing personal identity, relationships, caregiving, and everyday responsibilities while also making space for your own mental health and wellbeing.
I am an ANCC board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with 16 years of nursing experience. I earned my nursing degree and Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Delaware. Before becoming a psychiatric provider, I worked five years as an oncology nurse and 11 years in labor and delivery—experiences that taught me how physical health, well-being, and relationships are interconnected. I work with clients across the lifespan and treat anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, bipolar disorder, OCD, panic disorder, substance use disorders, and co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions.
My clients seek medication management, therapeutic support, and practical strategies to feel better and function more fully in their lives. I work collaboratively to understand each person's unique needs, identify meaningful goals, and develop a treatment plan that supports their path toward lasting mental wellness.
My approach is compassionate and collaborative. I use evidence-based medication management and practical strategies tailored to your needs. I provide a nonjudgmental environment. I specialize in anxiety, depression, trauma, women's health, and substance use. Together, we identify patterns, build strengths, and develop strategies for well-being.
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At your first session, share what you’re experiencing and what you’re hoping to get out of treatment. Together, you’ll discuss your options—including whether medication might be a good fit. If so, your provider can send a prescription directly to your local pharmacy.
Your provider will check in regularly to make sure your treatment plan is working for you and adjust as needed.
A norepinephrine–dopamine reuptake inhibitor (NDRI) is a class of medication commonly used to treat mental health conditions like depression.
NDRIs increase the availability of norepinephrine and dopamine in the brain. Norepinephrine is a naturally-occurring brain chemical that supports focus, attention, and energy; dopamine is also a naturally occurring brain chemical that plays an important role in our brain's reward center and in motivation.
Wellbutrin is FDA-approved to treat depression and seasonal affective disorder (SAD). It may be used off-label for other conditions, such as ADHD
The most common side effects of Wellbutrin are dry mouth, insomnia, headache, nausea, dizziness, sweating, and tremor. It can also make you feel jittery or restless. Unlike SSRIs, Wellbutrin usually doesn’t cause weight gain or sexual side effects.
Less commonly, Wellbutrin can cause seizures, high blood pressure, and worsening mood or suicidal thoughts. Wellbutrin is not recommended if you have a seizure disorder or a current or past eating disorder like bulimia or anorexia.
Wellbutrin can cause weight loss in some people, but it’s not a weight-loss medication. In clinical trials of Wellbutrin SR, about 14% of people on 300 mg per day and 19% on 400 mg per day lost more than five pounds, compared with 6% on a placebo. Weight gain was uncommon and actually happened slightly less often than with placebo.
Yes, but it’s not a first-choice ADHD medication, and it’s also not FDA-approved for ADHD. Wellbutrin may be an option when first-choice stimulants and other nonstimulant options haven’t worked or are not right for you. It may also be a good choice if you’re living with both depression and ADHD.
Wellbutrin is not FDA-approved for anxiety and is not typically used for anxiety. For some people, its activating effects can make their anxiety feel worse, but there’s also some evidence that Wellbutrin can help people with depression who also have symptoms of anxiety (“anxious depression”). If you want to learn more, talk to your provider. They can help determine whether Wellbutrin might be right for you.
Like other antidepressants, Wellbutrin takes time to work for depression. You may notice some improvement within the first week or two, but it could take up to eight weeks or more to feel the full effects of the medication.
It’s best to minimize or avoid alcohol while taking Wellbutrin. Wellbutrin may lower your tolerance for alcohol, meaning it affects you more than expected. There have also been rare reports of alcohol triggering unusual reactions in mood, behavior, or thinking in people taking Wellbutrin.
No, Wellbutrin is not a controlled substance. That means the DEA doesn’t currently classify it as having abuse potential. That said, there are reports of bupropion misuse. In some cases, it has led to serious symptoms, including mania and seizures.
Yes, you can often get a prescription online if your provider decides it’s clinically appropriate. If Wellbutrin is a good fit, your provider can send the prescription straight to your local pharmacy
Yes, Thriveworks accepts 360+ insurance plans and most cover psychiatric services. You can check your coverage before booking, with no commitment required.
If you’re prescribed medication, whether that’s covered depends on your specific insurance plan. Coverage for prescription medications is separate from the coverage for psychiatric services, so we recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to ask about your prescription drug benefits. Ask about any copays or deductibles that may apply to psychiatric medications, as well as any restrictions or prior authorization requirements.
Book a session with a licensed psychiatric provider at Thriveworks online or by calling us. At your first appointment, you’ll discuss your symptoms, treatment history, and goals. If medication is a good clinical fit, your provider will send a prescription to your local pharmacy.
Yes, Thriveworks is LegitScript certified. LegitScript is an independent company that reviews healthcare and telehealth providers for legality, safety, and transparency.
Our psychiatry services are primarily offered online, with in-person availability in select states.
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