Erica is a dual certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with over 15 years of experience caring for patients in a variety of clinical settings including primary care, women’s health, mental health and internal medicine. She earned both her Bachelor and Master of Science in Nursing and Family Nurse Practitioner certification from Pace University in New York City and went on to obtain an additional Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner certification from the University of Texas, Austin. Erica has extensive experience in the treatment and management of adult anxiety disorders, depression, mood disorders and ADHD. She is particularly interested in and pursuing further training in reproductive psychiatry as well as new and emerging treatments for mental health concerns.

Erica approaches health from a holistic perspective and believes that “wellbeing” must include an awareness of and attention to the body and mind as well as the emotional and interpersonal lives we lead. Her philosophy, as a provider, is one of curiosity, acceptance and collaboration. Informed by evidence-based treatments and current research, Erica works with clients to develop a plan of care that is effective, appropriate and tailored to their unique needs. This plan of care may include medication, lifestyle interventions and/or therapy.

Hannah Goldberg is a board-certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner at the Center for Green Psychiatry in West Lake Hills. Hannah embodies a philosophy of holistic and integrative care, based on the principle that health of the mind and body are strongly intertwined. Her approach is to understand and appreciate all aspects of a person, focusing not only on client concerns but also on strengths and abilities to reach optimal wellness. Hannah believes that natural empathy, compassion, and intuition form the essence of psychological healing, and this is what her practice is based on.

One of Hannah’s specializations is Perinatal Mental Health, as she understands firsthand how the pregnancy and postpartum period can greatly affect mental wellbeing, and she is passionate about providing resources and care to this population. Other clinical specialties include mood and anxiety disorders, as well as issues pertaining to adolescents. Hannah strives to create a collaborative relationship with each client that is nurturing, motivating, challenging, and authentic, and that leads to achievement of goals and positive change.

At this time, Hannah is currently accepting new patients ages 13-65 for telepsychiatry appointments.

Education

Hannah graduated with honors and received her Master of Science degree with a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner specialization from the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston. Previously, she attended the University of California at Davis with a double major in Psychology and Music, as well as Azusa Pacific University for her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Before moving on to her Master’s degree, Hannah spent seven years as a Registered Nurse, primarily working with psychiatric and high risk antepartum/postpartum patients. Hannah is a member of Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society of Nursing, National Society for Collegiate Scholars, American Psychiatric Nurses Association, and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners.

Life Interests

Hannah maintains work/life balance by enjoying her time playing flute and violin, dancing, reading in coffee shops, being a military spouse and a mom to her twin boys, and raising two Nigerian Dwarf goats!

For more information about Hannah’s practice and approach to care, as well as contact and booking information, please visit her personal website at www.hannahgpsychnp.com.

President, Austin PsychCare

Michelle Magid is the founder and president of Austin PsychCare, a collaborative group of psychiatrists and nurse practitioners that focus on both chemical AND environmental factors that contribute to not feeling well.

In addition to being experts in pharmacology, Dr. Magid and her colleagues focus on the 4 Domains of wellness – Spiritual, Emotional, Physical, and Social. Within these domains, Austin PsychCare places emphasis on the following 7 action items: Increased movement/exercise, Hydration, A diet that feels good for YOU, Social rhythm, Healthy sleep, Good dental hygiene, and Reduced use in drugs, alcohol, smoking.

The Austin Psychcare providers have spent their entire careers becoming experts in both medicine and psychotherapy.

If you are struggling, we will partner with you to get you to a better place. And if you are already doing well, we offer psychotherapy to those who want to understand themselves better, and executive coaching to those who want to up their game.

We provide a one stop-shop to take care of all your mental health needs.

Owner of Texas Hill Country TMS

Hi, I’m Nadia Bening! I’m a board certified psychiatrist and owner of Texas Hill Country TMS.

I specialize in transcranial magnetic stimulation, a non-invasive office procedure that uses magnetic pulses to activate underactive depression pathways, release dopamine, increase brain blood flow, increase BDNF & neuroplasticity and enhance cellular health.

TMS is primarily used to treat depression and anxiety and the positive outcomes far exceed those with conventional psychiatric medications, without the side effects.

We have multiple locations including Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Burnet, Killeen and Canyon Lake.

We accept insurance, offer free initial consultations and are taking new patients at all locations. Call us at 512-588-6011 or book online at texashillcountrytms.com today!

Psychiatrist @ Integrative Psychiatry-Austin

Integrative and Holistic Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatry

Dr. Qazi Javed is a double board certified integrative medicine physician practicing Adult, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.

His practice seamlessly blends conventional psychiatric care with other evidence-based treatment models, including psychotherapy, orthomolecular medicine, nutrition, functional medicine, herbalism, and mind-body approaches.

Dr. Javed believes in the value of connections in creating and enhancing overall well-being. As human beings we have connections both with ourselves and with the world outside of us. Disharmony in any of these connections causes suffering, whereas harmony results in joy.

Attempting to understand this can lead us towards healing.