Dr. Philip Creps is a board-certified Psychiatrist with a broad focus throughout his practice. He does a broad range of brief therapies in addition to medication management, including dialectically base, cognitive-behavioral, motivational interviewing and other psychotherapies. He will also offer Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) for treatment resistant problems, especially depression. One thing he likes specifically about working in psychiatry is that all patients are able to be treated as individuals, and its important to listen to them, and coach them to work from the basis of their strengths. 

As a Psychiatrist, his working style with patients is a therapeutic alliance. He sees his role is as a technical assistant. His most important skills are teaching patients (about potential side effects, etc. of medication and why make my recommendations), and listening to his patients. He thoroughly enjoys listening to his patients and hearing their stories, and how their problems developed, and things that have made it better or worse in the past. The assistant of patients in giving him information is critical for diagnosis, and then making the best recommendations for treatment.

In 2010 Dr. Philip Creps completed a course in TMS at the annual American Psychiatric Association (APA) convention, and saw its benefit in treatment resistant depression in Arizona. From then on he became a fan of its use, and looks forward to its development for other illnesses. He encourages options such as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and esketamine, because they are noninvasive and therapeutic interventions that have great benefit for treating patients with long lasting results.

Dr. Jessica Langenhan is a Psychiatrist with a specialization in OCD, adult ADHD, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She has a particular interest in the roles of nutrition, exercise, yoga/meditation, and complementary medicine in mental health and overall wellness within her treatments and treatment plans.

As a Psychiatrist, she firmly believes in giving patients options, providing the pros/cons of each option, so that they can take part in the decision-making process regarding their treatment plans. In her eyes, patients need to feel engaged and involved in the planned treatment in order for it to be as effective as possible. The treatment is for each patient, not for her; she sees her role as to advise and support in the treatment options they are willing and able to engage in. Her aim with this approach and overall is to create an environment where the patient can feel free to discuss anything, and not to feel that things need to be edited or sugar-coated.

After working in this field for over a decade, Dr. Jessica Langenhan joins Mindful Health Solutions because she appreciates the opportunity to offer more cutting-edge treatment options to patients. In her opinion, medical providers should have the mindset of always learning and staying on top of the most up-to-date treatments, and she wants to be in an environment that not only supports but fosters that learning and those treatment options. Medicine alternative such as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy and esketamine allow for patients who feel have “tried everything” to have options, and be able to find a treatment plan that works for them and their needs.

Dr. Michelle Zamorano is a psychiatrist who collaboratively works with patients to treat anxiety, mood disorders, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. She specializes in interventional treatments such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and esketamine.

Together, Dr. Zamorano and her patients build a therapeutic alliance. By providing a calm demeanor, patients open up and feel comfortable discussing their struggles. Through active listening, she learns and understands her patients’ concerns. She then provides them with the education and knowledge they need to choose their best treatment options.

Dr. Zamorano was drawn to Mindful Health Solutions because of our integrated psychiatric practice and our access to innovative treatments. She loves being able to help patients navigate alternative treatment options that

Katherine has always had a lifelong fascination with how the mind and the brain work as well as how individuals recover from loss, disappointment, stress, and anxiety. Having worked for many years in nursing and critical care, she found her most satisfying aspect of nursing was facilitating and supporting patients to navigate their health crisis. This led her to seek additional training as an outpatient mental health nurse. She eventually pursued her advanced practice nursing degree with a specialty as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP).

Her patient care is focused on collaboration and looking at a patient’s overall health holistically. As the patient is the expert on what they are experiencing and the impact it is having on their life, she sees her role as veraciously understanding that experience and offering the best, evidence-based treatment that respectfully incorporates their culture, values, strengths, and beliefs into the treatment plan. Her goal is to help patients’ brains work better and adopt changes to enhance their brain health, which leads to a better quality of life.

Due to the complexity of the brain and individual differences, Katherine recognizes there is no one treatment that works for every patient. For patients, when medication and talk therapy alone is not enough to lift them from depressive symptoms, Katherine is pleased to have another treatment option to consider that is evidence-based. She sees Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) as a treatment option that does not adversely affect memory, cognition or attention, and has few side effects.