Arthur Roehr

Hi, I'm Arthur Roehr, DNP, PMHNP-BC , a doctorally prepared psychiatric nurse practitioner treating adults through telepsychiatry.

I specialize in helping people navigate with anxiety, depression, ADHD, mood disorders, trauma-related symptoms, and sleep problems.

Your first evaluation with me is a full sixty minutes, and you see me at every appointment after it, not whoever is available that week. We track your progress with the same validated measures each visit, so whether the treatment is working is a question with an answer rather than an impression.

Most people who book with me want two things: a clear answer about what's actually going on, and a medication plan that works without turning their life into an experiment. That's what the first visit is for. I take a full history, explain the options in plain language, and we decide together, including the option of not starting a medication yet.

I completed my doctorate at the University of San Diego and spent my early career at a federally qualified health center, caring for patients who had been failed by every other part of the system. I see patients in English and Spanish.

The relationship does the work. I keep the space calm and judgment-free so you can say the real thing rather than the presentable version of it; that's what gets me the information I need to treat you accurately, and what gets you a clearer view of yourself.

Practically, that means accurate diagnosis first, then a medication strategy you understand, then follow-up often enough to catch what's working and change what isn't. I explain side effects before you feel them, not after.

Your first session is a full sixty minutes and covers your history, your symptoms, and what you actually want to be different. You leave it with a plan, not a prescription you didn't ask about.

Follow-ups are shorter and scheduled close together at the start, then spaced out as things stabilize; with me each time, so you are never re-explaining your history to someone new. Goals are set together; I don't decide what "better" means for you.