PINC Psychiatric Services, PLLC

08/07/2026

07/31/2026

We are out of the office today and Monday.

Clients with appointments scheduled via telehealth with our out-of-state providers will continue to be seen along with those scheduled on Saturday in person.

Please do not forget about emergency options of:
* 911 or your closest Emergency Room.
* 988

07/29/2026

There is a misnomer that psychiatrists and psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners medicate you to numb the pain, prevent you from having emotions or turn you into a zombie.

➡️ Sadness is an emotion we welcome.🤗
➡️✨Tears are always welcome here. ✨

Know when it is unhealthy, learn your body and seek help when warranted.



https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/319631

https://www.healthline.com/health/i-cant-stop-crying

Know the emergency numbers now, so when you need them, they are at your fingertips.
*911 or go to your closest emergency department.
*988

Crying is a natural and often uncontrollable reaction we have to sadness, grief, joy, and pain. Is crying good for your health? Find out.

07/27/2026

We have a new phone number and email address!

For bookings or any other inquiries, feel free to call, text, or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you!

07/25/2026

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07/22/2026

We are ecstatic to share an addition to the P.I.N.C. family! Welcome aboard, Renee, we are so excited you chose us to start your nurse practitioner journey!!💝


✨Renee Trewella, MSN, APRN, FNP-C✨

Renee Trewella is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based care for patients of all ages. She believes in building strong patient relationships through open communication, trust, and personalized care that supports lifelong health and wellness.

Renee's nursing background includes home health and hospice care, where she gained extensive experience managing complex medical conditions and supporting patients and their families with compassion and dignity. These experiences shaped her holistic approach to healthcare and strengthened her passion for preventive medicine, patient education, and improving quality of life.

Outside of the office, Renee enjoys spending time with her three children. Her hobbies include crocheting and knitting. As both a healthcare provider and a mother, she understands the importance of family-centered care and is dedicated to helping patients achieve their best health at every stage of life.

07/21/2026

Trauma isn’t always an “event.” Sometimes trauma is the way the event was handled or dismissed. 💔

07/18/2026

Vitamin D & Road Safety is on my mind….

I am excited to see everyone out being active with walking, running, and riding their bicycles out in the beautiful rays.🌞 However, road safety is not being followed by many and may lead to an inadvertent accident. 🏃🏽‍♂️🏃🏽‍♀️🚴‍♀️🚴‍♂️

Please educate one another kindly to follow road etiquette with these activities by walking or running on the left side of the road AGAINST TRAFFIC if there is not a sidewalk. Oppositely, riding a bicycle may be done along the flow of traffic on the right side of the road.

Have fun, enjoy the amazing weather, catch some rays ☀️🕶️ along with your Vitamin D & stay safe! 💝

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07/12/2026

"Everything created was once imagined." ~ William Blake

The more I speak to people, the more I realize that we are all struggling to find our purpose. The beauty in and of life can be radical. It is deep.
We go through the day-to-day - some mundane, some without purpose, some with vigor - only to all strive toward reaching the ultimate goals we have set for ourselves and all while staying within the ultimate boundary that gives our life urgency, that gives our life value: death.
While observing the different levels of how we each reach our goals, I find that more and more disagreements are oddly over those goals that may be truly the same of one another. We are just reaching our individual goals at a different pace from those whom we argue with.
It may be odd to see a person now doing what you once did. However, at one point that same person criticized you, mocked you, and now is inviting you to do what you once invited them to do. It was not in their time when it was in your time. Through this, an understanding of good or bad may have occurred. We move on with less of a connection.
When I read a few excerpts from "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" by William Blake I see how revolutionary he was in his thinking. However, as I read, I truly feel that he did believe in God. As I try to understand a variety of thinking, I find myself reflecting on the paradoxes of faith and how extremely mysterious it is.
Although I am challenged often in a variety of sessions, please know that I, personally, continue to firmly believe in God as so stated in the Nicene Creed.*

Continued reading today after mass, led me down so many thoughts, and I just wanted to share them with you. Be challenged.

May your days always be challenged to put your mind to work. May your face always feel the warmth of the sun or the warmth of His hand. May you find love and acceptance exactly where you are.

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