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Integrative NP in Psychiatry Offering compassionate, personalized mental health services in Lancaster, NY.

We support adults with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and bipolar disorder through integrative care, including evaluations, medication management, and therapy.

Depersonalization/derealization can leave someone feeling disconnected from themselves or like the world around them is ...
10/23/2026

Depersonalization/derealization can leave someone feeling disconnected from themselves or like the world around them is dreamlike, distant, or unreal. You may recognize that something feels “off” while still having a hard time explaining the experience to others.

Putting a name to what you’re experiencing can be an important first step toward understanding it and seeking help.

Call us today to connect with our office.🤍

📞 (716) 544-8848

YOU CAN BE FUNCTIONING AND STILL BE STRUGGLING. 🧠You can show up to work, answer texts, keep appointments, take care of ...
10/21/2026

YOU CAN BE FUNCTIONING AND STILL BE STRUGGLING. 🧠

You can show up to work, answer texts, keep appointments, take care of everyone around you, and still recognize that something hasn’t felt like you lately.

Mental health struggles don’t always stop life in its tracks. Sometimes they quietly become part of your everyday routine.

If you haven’t been feeling like yourself lately, don’t ignore it. Give us a call today to schedule an appointment.

📞 (716) 544-8848

WHEN IS IT TIME TO REACH OUT? You don’t have to wait until your mental health feels completely unmanageable to seek help...
10/19/2026

WHEN IS IT TIME TO REACH OUT?

You don’t have to wait until your mental health feels completely unmanageable to seek help. If you’re noticing ongoing changes in how you feel, think, sleep, or function day-to-day, a psychiatric evaluation can help you better understand what’s going on.

New schedules, busier workdays, school demands, shorter days, and the holidays suddenly right around the corner can make...
10/18/2026

New schedules, busier workdays, school demands, shorter days, and the holidays suddenly right around the corner can make staying on top of everything feel harder with ADHD.

When your brain already has a lot to keep track of, a few practical habits can make the season feel a little more manageable:

📅 Keep appointments, deadlines, and plans in one calendar

⏰ Set reminders for tasks that are easy to lose track of

📝 Break bigger projects into small, specific next steps

🧺 Create designated “homes” for the things you’re constantly looking for

🎄 Start holiday planning early to reduce the last-minute rush

Finding systems that work with the way your brain functions can make it easier to stay on top of daily responsibilities without feeling quite so overwhelmed.

OCD can be much harder to recognize when it doesn’t look like the version we commonly see portrayed.If intrusive thought...
10/15/2026

OCD can be much harder to recognize when it doesn’t look like the version we commonly see portrayed.

If intrusive thoughts, compulsions, or the constant need for reassurance are interfering with your day-to-day life, it may be time to talk with someone.

Contact our office to take the first step.🌿

Halloween is exciting, but for kids with ADHD, all that excitement can also mean disrupted routines, later bedtimes, ove...
10/13/2026

Halloween is exciting, but for kids with ADHD, all that excitement can also mean disrupted routines, later bedtimes, overstimulation, and a LOT of candy all at once.

A few things that can help after the festivities:

🍬 Pair candy with regular meals and snacks
🌙 Get back to the usual bedtime routine
🧡 Build in some quiet time after a busy night
🎃 Keep the next day’s schedule simple when possible
🧠 Expect that regulating may take a little extra time

A fun night doesn’t have to mean a perfectly regulated one. A little patience and a familiar routine can go a long way.

Meet Lunaris Solano: the highs, the lows, and everything in between.🌙✨Bipolar disorder is more than a “mood swing.” Behi...
10/11/2026

Meet Lunaris Solano: the highs, the lows, and everything in between.🌙✨

Bipolar disorder is more than a “mood swing.” Behind the shifts in mood, energy, and motivation is a person navigating experiences that can feel intense, exhausting, and difficult for others to see.

If these changes are beginning to affect
your everyday life, reaching out can be an important first step. Our team is here to listen, understand, and help you find a path forward.

📞 (716) 544-8848

WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 🧠🌎Today is a reminder that taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care...
10/10/2026

WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 🧠🌎

Today is a reminder that taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health.

Mental health looks different for everyone, and there’s no shame in having hard days, asking for help, setting boundaries, taking medication, going to therapy, or simply admitting that you’re not feeling like yourself.

The more openly we talk about mental health, the more we can help break down the stigma that keeps so many people from seeking care.

Today and every day, make your mental health a priority.

Before you write off feeling “off” as being busy or adjusting to a new season, check in with the basics.Have you been sl...
10/07/2026

Before you write off feeling “off” as being busy or adjusting to a new season, check in with the basics.

Have you been sleeping at consistent times? Getting outside during daylight hours? Eating regularly? Moving your body? Spending time with people instead of slowly isolating? Giving yourself any actual downtime?

Sometimes the first sign that we need to make a change is noticing what has quietly slipped out of our routine.

Pick one thing that’s felt off lately and start there. Small adjustments count. 🍁🧠

If you notice a shift in how you feel as fall and winter roll in, you’re not imagining it. Seasonal Affective Disorder (...
10/05/2026

If you notice a shift in how you feel as fall and winter roll in, you’re not imagining it.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that follows a seasonal pattern and can affect everything from your mood and energy to your sleep and daily routine.

The key is paying attention to patterns. If these changes stick around, return around the same time each year, or start making everyday life feel harder, it may be worth talking with a mental health professional.
You don’t have to wait until you’re really struggling to reach out.

Tap the link in our bio to get in touch with our office and learn more about your options for care.🤎

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5775 Broadway Street
Lancaster, NY
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