Constant worry, racing thoughts or sudden panic attacks can make everyday life exhausting. We provide personalized, evidence-based anxiety treatment in person and through telehealth.
Board-Certified
PMHNP-BC provider
Experienced Care
Teens & adults
Telehealth Available
Or in-person in Nashua, NH
Secure & Confidential
Private appointment requests
Understanding Anxiety
Everyone feels anxious sometimes. An anxiety disorder is when worry or fear becomes persistent, hard to control and starts to interfere with work, school, sleep or relationships.
Common signs we help with include:
We identify what is driving your anxiety and create a plan that may include medication management, education and coping strategies, with regular follow-up to track your progress.
Our Approach
Our goal is to reduce symptoms, restore your confidence and help you get back to the things that matter to you.
Comprehensive Evaluation
We start by listening: your symptoms, history, goals and what has or has not worked before.
A Clear Diagnosis & Plan
You receive an explanation of what is going on and a personalized plan you help shape.
Medication Management, If Appropriate
When medication is part of your plan, we prescribe carefully and monitor closely.
Regular Follow-Up
Ongoing visits to track progress, manage side effects and adjust treatment as you improve.
In-Person or Telehealth
See us in Nashua or from home through secure video visits, as appropriate.
Our Services
Faith and Hope Psychiatric Care provides evaluation, diagnosis and ongoing treatment for adolescents and adults.
Answers to common questions about anxiety & panic disorder treatment.
Stress usually passes when the situation changes. An anxiety disorder involves worry or fear that persists, feels out of proportion and affects daily functioning. An evaluation helps clarify what you are experiencing.
Yes. We evaluate and treat panic disorder and panic attacks as part of our anxiety care.
Yes. Many visits can be done through secure video for patients located in New Hampshire at the time of the appointment. Some situations may require an in-person visit, and we will let you know if so.
Yes. We provide psychiatric care for adolescents and adults. For patients under 18, a parent or guardian is involved in scheduling and consent.
Please call us at (319) 202-6581 or send an appointment request and we will confirm your coverage and any costs before your first visit. You can also see our Insurance & Fees page.
Submit an appointment request or call us, and we will contact you to find the earliest available time that works for you.
Get Started
Request an appointment below or call us at (319) 202-6581. We will contact you to confirm your details and find a time that works for you.
Please share only your contact details here. We will discuss your health information privately when we call you.
In a crisis? This form is not monitored around the clock. If you are in danger or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911.