Full-Scope Care

Psychiatry with room for the whole picture

Diagnosis and medication management, plus the parts most practices skip: sleep, grief, nutrition, movement, and what you inherited. With or without ketamine.

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Fifty minutes to begin Shannon Enochs, DNP, PMHNP-BC
What Makes It Integrative

We work with
all of it in the room

Most psychiatric appointments have time for a diagnosis and a prescription. Very little else fits.

Integrative here does not mean alternative. It means the ordinary clinical work is done properly, and then we keep going: we spend real time working out which parts are yours, which were handed to you, and which came from the world you have lived in.

  • Sleep, and what is actually disturbing it
  • Grief that was never given room
  • Food, movement, and daily rhythm
  • Patterns you did not choose but still carry
What We Treat

Common reasons people come

If what you are carrying is not on this list, ask anyway.

01

Depression

Including the treatment-resistant kind, where several medications have been tried and none has quite fitted.

02

Anxiety

The kind that runs underneath everything, and the kind that arrives in sudden waves.

03

Trauma

Including what was inherited. You do not have to recount the worst thing that happened to you in order to get good care here.

04

Burnout

When the work is no longer the problem but you still cannot recover from it on a weekend.

05

ADHD

Assessment and management, including for people who were never picked up in childhood.

06

Medication review

Starts, changes, and thoughtful tapers, including coming off something that stopped helping.

How We Decide

We think out loud with you

We tell you what the evidence supports, what is our best judgment, and what nobody actually knows yet. You cannot make a real decision about your own care if the uncertainty is hidden from you.

  1. A full evaluation first

    Fifty minutes. History, past treatments, and what is happening now.

  2. A plan you agree to

    Written down before anything starts. Nothing moves faster than you want it to.

  3. Measured, then adjusted

    We measure whether this is working, and we tell you what we find.

What It Costs

Published openly,
before you ask

Goldenturas is a cash-pay practice; we do not accept insurance. We know that puts it out of reach for some people, and we would rather say so plainly than bury it.

A superbill is available on request. Many patients submit it to their insurer for out-of-network reimbursement.
Book an evaluation
Initial evaluation
$300 · 50 minutes
Follow-up visit
$150 · as needed
Insurance
Not billed directly · superbills on request
Payment
Due at time of service
Where
Telehealth, anywhere in California
Who you see
Shannon Enochs, DNP, PMHNP-BC
Now accepting new patients

Bring the whole picture.
We have time for it

One conversation is enough to find out whether this is the right path for you. If it is not, we will say so.

Not for emergencies. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.

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