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Now accepting a small 2026 cohort

Psychiatry for those overdue for the work.

Discreet, high-trust care for adults serious about change. No insurance pipeline, no symptom management theater, no virtue signaling — just the hard, honest work of finding true north.

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In-person & telehealth Adults · 25–65 Application required
01 Radical accountability 02 Direct truth 03 Discreet & high-trust 04 No insurance red tape

Overdue North is not conventional psychiatry. We are not a sanctuary for passive coping. We don't medicate symptoms into silence. We don't coddle dysfunction. And we don't accept every patient.

We work only with those who are ready to be their own agent of change. We operate honestly, directly, and without excuse or apology. Every client is carefully interviewed to ensure mutual fit. You're not just choosing us. We're choosing you.

Victimhood has no place here. We believe in accountability and clear-eyed agency. If you're committed to clinging to stories that keep you stuck, this isn't your practice.

We don’t preach peace while ignoring poison. If improving means cutting ties, changing patterns, or facing brutal truths, you’ll hear it here. We are not here to comfort pathology. We’re here to dismantle it. We draw from the parts of psychiatry that withstand contact with reality. Science is indispensable, but it is not infallible, and neither is culture. We reject ideologies that ask us to deny what is plainly true or to redefine reality for the sake of comfort. We believe genuine healing requires honesty about biology, about behavior, about consequences. Truth is not determined by popularity or politics. Our commitment is to pursue what is real, because lasting change cannot be built on comforting illusions.

This is discreet, high-trust psychiatry for those serious about doing the work.

We operate without the red tape of insurance, without virtue signaling, and without pretending life doesn’t require hard choices.

Overdue North Psychiatry: Not the easiest path, but the one that helps you find your true north.

— The Practice
What we treat

Where we do our best work.

A narrow focus by design. We treat fewer conditions, in fewer clients, with more time per person than the standard 15-minute medication visit allows.

01

Medication management

Conservative, evidence-based prescribing. We start, adjust, and — when appropriate — taper. Pills are tools, not strategies.

Ongoing
02

Anxiety & depression

Beyond the diagnostic labels. We treat the patterns underneath — avoidance, rumination, suppressed anger, the life you stopped living.

Ongoing
03

Trauma & PTSD

Structured, paced trauma work for adults ready to stop organizing their lives around the past. We don't excavate for the sake of it.

Specialized
04

Telehealth visits

Secure video for established clients across the state. Same depth as in-person — without the commute or the waiting room.

Statewide
05

In-person visits

A quiet, private office. No clipboards. No fluorescent lights. Sessions are 50 or 80 minutes — long enough to actually talk.

By appointment
Our approach

Four non-negotiables.

These aren't values posted in a waiting room. They're filters. They shape who we work with, what we say, and what we refuse to do.

I.

Radical accountability

You are not your circumstances. You are how you respond to them. We treat agency as the precondition for change — not the reward for it.

II.

Direct truth

If a relationship is killing you, we'll say so. If your story is a defense, we'll name it. Kindness here means honesty, not comfort.

III.

Discreet by design

Private practice in the literal sense. No portals leaking your data. No diagnostic codes filed with insurers. What happens here, stays here.

IV.

Mutual fit, always

Every prospective client is interviewed. We say no often — and we respect the same in return. The relationship is the medicine.

How it works

A deliberate onramp.

Four steps. No fast lane. The friction is the point — it filters for the people who are actually ready.

Step 01

A written inquiry

You tell us, in your own words, what brings you here and what you've already tried. No checkbox forms. We read every one.

Step 02

A mutual-fit interview

A 30-minute video conversation. You interview us. We interview you. Either side can say no — kindly, and without explanation.

Step 03

A direct plan

If we proceed: an evaluation, a written formulation, and a concrete plan with a clear destination. We tell you what we'll work on, and what we won't.

Step 04

Ongoing partnership

Weekly, biweekly, or monthly — whatever the work requires. We review fit every quarter. Either side can end the engagement, on good terms, at any point.

Frequently asked

Before you apply.

If something here doesn't match what you're looking for, that's useful information — for both of us.

No. We do not bill insurance, file diagnostic codes, or submit to managed-care review. Many clients submit superbills for out-of-network reimbursement — we can help you understand the process, but we will not let an insurer dictate care.
Fees are discussed at the mutual-fit interview. We work on a flat retainer model that includes scheduled visits, between-session messaging, and prescription management. We are transparent about cost before anyone signs anything.
Because mutual fit is the single biggest predictor of outcome — bigger than diagnosis, bigger than medication choice. Twenty minutes spent screening saves both of us a year of mediocre work.
Both, integrated. We do not split the work across providers. The same person prescribing your medication is the one helping you understand the life you're building around it.
Active mania, acute psychosis, active substance dependence, or anyone in immediate crisis. We will help you find appropriate care — this practice is not a substitute for higher levels of care, and we say so plainly.

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Tell us why you're here.

A few sentences is plenty. We read every inquiry personally and reply within three business days. There is no waitlist — applications are reviewed, not queued.

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