Marjory Frederic
MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, CCM
A THOUGHTFUL CLINICAL PARTNERSHIP
Understanding first.
Then, a plan.
Good psychiatric care begins with a careful look at what you are experiencing, and the life around it.
I bring a nursing and care coordination perspective to adult psychiatric care. That means paying attention to symptoms alongside medical history, sleep, stress and daily functioning.
We will talk through the reasoning behind your treatment, what we are working toward and how we will decide what comes next.
Board-certified psychiatric mental health
nurse practitioner
THE FOUNDATION OF CARE
Clarity.
Continuity.
Support.
Three connected parts of outpatient psychiatric care. A careful beginning, thoughtful treatment and meaningful follow-through.
01
Psychiatric Evaluation
A comprehensive conversation about symptoms, health history, daily functioning and goals. We consider what may be contributing, clarify the clinical picture and discuss the options.
A careful beginning.
02
Medication Management
Medication decisions made with attention to benefit, side effects and your broader health. Follow-up visits review how treatment is working and where the plan may need to change.
Ongoing attention to your care.
03
Therapy Support
Brief therapeutic work integrated into psychiatric visits. We make room to understand patterns, build coping skills and connect treatment with practical changes in daily life.
Therapeutic support integrated into follow-up care.
SPECIALTY EVALUATION
ADHD Evaluation
Attention concerns deserve a full clinical picture. Evaluation considers your history and other factors that can affect focus, with objective tools when appropriate.
WHAT BRINGS YOU HERE
When symptoms
begin to shape
daily life.
You do not need to arrive with the right diagnosis. What you have been noticing is a place to begin.
Living Water Psychiatry offers thoughtful outpatient care for adults with a range of psychiatric concerns.
Your experience is part of the clinical picture.
Depression & mood symptoms
Changes in interest, energy, motivation or the way you feel from day to day.
OCD & rumination
Intrusive thoughts, compulsive patterns or mental loops that are difficult to step away from.
Trauma-related symptoms & chronic stress
Feeling on alert, overwhelmed or affected by experiences that continue to shape the present.
Anxiety & panic
Persistent worry, physical tension or sudden episodes of fear that interrupt daily life.
ADHD & attention concerns
Difficulty with focus, organization, follow-through or managing everyday demands.
PMDD & reproductive mood concerns
Mood and anxiety symptoms with patterns connected to your cycle or reproductive transitions.
PERSONALIZED CARE
The details matter.
So does the context.
The plan should reflect more than a list of symptoms.
Clinical history, medical context and your response to treatment guide the decisions we make together. When clinically appropriate, laboratory testing, GeneSight and other decision-support tools may add useful information.
These tools support clinical judgment. We consider their role in the broader picture of your health and care.
Care informed by the whole picture.
01 / UNDERSTAND
Your history.
02 / CONSIDER
Your health.
03 / REVISIT
Your response.
What you have experienced, what has helped and what remains difficult.
Medical context, sleep, stress and appropriate clinical tools.
How treatment is working in the life you are actually living.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Know what to expect.
Before you begin.
Insurance & self-pay
Core commercial insurance and self-pay options are available. Plan participation and eligibility details vary by state.
Aetna | Cigna | UHC/Optum | Carelon
GETTING STARTED
A clear first step.
A thoughtful next one.
The initial evaluation is time to understand your concerns, discuss your goals and consider whether the practice is a good clinical fit.
01
Schedule your evaluation.
Choose an initial appointment through secure online scheduling.
02
Share your background.
Complete the required intake information through the secure patient portal.
03
Meet through telehealth.
Join from a private location in a state where the practice provides care.
04
Decide what comes next.
If the practice is an appropriate fit, we plan treatment and follow-up together.