Growing up in the Philippines, Princess Mckenzie noticed that the stigma towards people with mental illness was rampant. When entering healthcare, she chose psychiatry because she wanted to make a difference in battling the negativity of mental illness and the suffering she saw. She wanted to be a part of helping society normalize seeking treatment and break the stigma that comes with having a mental illness.

She sees each patient as unique and has different needs. First and foremost, she listens to her patients, seeing them as a person first and then a patient. From there it helps create a treatment plan focused on their individual needs. As a nurse practitioner, she vows to give her best to each patient that she encounters, helping them get better and have an improved quality of living.

Princess Mckenzie is drawn to a mission of serving people who have failed or may not be suitable for traditional medicine and psychotherapy. She is interested in the ability to incorporate modern treatments such as
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and esketamine nasal spray into her practice. For her, these treatments are great options for those who have treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and mood disorders. Additionally, they are good alternatives for people who are not able to tolerate medication side effects. Plus, they are both well studied, effective, and covered by insurance companies, which makes them cost-effective and accessible to more patients.

Dr. Raymond Hsu is a California-based Psychotherapist with a broad variety of patients. Dr. Hsu’s interests revolve around the concept of anti-fragility, resiliency, and positive psychology. In his opinion, there is a tendency to focus on the negative aspects of mental health (e.g., illness, maladaptive behaviors, avoidance). Dr. Hsu guides his patients to rewire the negative aspects of their life (i.e., emotions, behaviors, thoughts) and gain insight into their anti-fragility and resilience.

One of Dr. Hsu’s main focuses in therapy is to build a solid rapport to ensure a good alliance is built between him and his patient. He offers a compassionate yet direct approach to therapy, which may feel abrasive for some. Similar to the Crucible Model in couple’s therapy, Dr. Hsu wants to help a patient move towards their respective goals by pushing past the challenges that are brought about by change.  

Dr. Raymond Hsu is passionate about holistic care for his patients. Having access to therapy alongside traditional medications, or other alternative treatments such as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and esketamine, can ensure patients find a path that works best for them as unique individuals. Dr. Hsu understands that there is no cookie-cutter model that works for everyone. Fully embracing a holistic approach to mental health, he values that each person’s path to anti-fragility and resilience is different and embraces one’s journey toward that path.

Jazmyne Bosley is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP). She is passionate about serving her community and providing patient-first care. Jazmyne is committed to providing a safe space for patients to be their authentic selves while seeking treatment. She works with her patients to create a comprehensive treatment plan to target their symptoms and improve their overall well-being. She practices general adult psychiatry but specializes in major depressive disorder (MDD), anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and schizoaffective disorders. However, she is skilled at treating other mental health issues as well. Jazmyne is intrigued by how the brain works and how it connects to the body and behaviors.

Jazmyne began her career serving the community as a naval officer in 2006 and is dedicated to continuing this service in the mental health sector. She is devoted to positively impacting her patients and being a part of their journey to wellness. Jazmyne greatly appreciates patients with an openness to self-discovery and exploration. She works with her patients to ensure they feel seen and heard, and she invited them to be fully engaged in their uniquely tailored treatment plan.    

Jazmyne Bosley joined Mindful Health Solutions because of our patient-first care approach. She also appreciates our evidence-based treatment options, such as esketamine and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy. She is excited to offer these treatment options in addition to medication management to help those suffering from treatment-resistant depression.

Dr. Jody Whitehouse has always had a fascination with human behavior and a drive to alleviate suffering, even from an early age. When a family member was diagnosed with cancer, she saw firsthand that the body and mind are not distinct entities and that the quality of life matters as much, if not more, as the quantity. She vowed to learn how to help people lead fuller, richer lives. In her work with patients, she considers the whole person, not just the symptom or disorder.

She believes that everyone has an innate drive toward wellness and health. Unfortunately, the pathway to achieve well-being may be thwarted when old patterns that worked for earlier times are not serving us. In some cases, therapy is an appropriate solution. In other cases, genetics and biology overshadow development and there is a need to use the scientific tools at hand—Medication, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), and the newer therapies coming online such as Esketamine—to help relieve suffering. Dr. Jody Whitehouse combines the methods available to create treatment plans and help each individual and their unique needs.

Over the course of her career, she has seen the limitations of medication and therapy alone. She is excited to be able to offer TMS to such patients that haven’t found relief or recovery from psychopharmacology and psychotherapy alone. She has seen patients respond well to modalities such a TMS, and is passionate about providing patient first care that allows each individual to find what works best for them.

After starting medical school initially aiming towards pediatrics, Dr. Rozon quickly found himself drawn to psychiatry. He was astounded by the impact psychiatric illness could have on both individuals and their wider communities. He was similarly amazed by the effect treatment could have in changing patients’ lives. As a Latino familiar with the stigma often attached to mental health in Latinx cultures, he also gravitated to the work of normalizing conversations about mental health in communities of color.

Dr. Rozon has a friendly and laidback approach to working with patients. He strives to establish a collaborative relationship with his patients built on mutual trust, respect, and often laughter. He wants his patients to feel comfortable and well informed to make decisions about their care while working with him. His goal is always to create treatment plans built on the latest evidence and patients’ values.

He is excited to incorporate both esketamine nasal spray and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) into his practice. He has seen firsthand the impact interventional techniques can have on patients and believes these treatments are modern tools in the fight against treatment-resistant depression that will continue to gain wider use in the future.

Lori McClain is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with a focus in various degrees of psychosis. She often works with people who are newly diagnosed or in early stages of their mental condition journey, and knows how to help patients navigate that time in their lives. In her words, many people have been affected by the current climate of events over the last few years and are experiencing new problems and emotions. She sees a good amount of patients struggling from chronic illness as well.

As a Nurse Practitioner, her ideal working style is to remain open minded and non-judgmental no matter the situation. She strives to meet patients at their level of functioning, and also to practice harm-reduction with them throughout their treatment. She loves to laugh, and often can be the best person to go to for a smile even when things are tough.

The idea of offering alternative treatments is extremely important to Lori McClain as a Practitioner. Having treatments such as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and esketamine allows for patients to know that there are multiple pathways for treatment, and that there is bound to be a solution that works best for them when medications don’t seem like enough. Being able to educate people that there are options for treatment resistance and offer them hope is incredibly rewarding to Lori.