Dr. Enestine Tasong

Dr. Tasong is a dual board-certified family and psychiatric nurse practitioner. She is the CEO of CFF Medical and Behavior Healthcare, LLC. At CFF Medical and Behavioral Healthcare, we are dedicated to providing advanced health equity that improves access to care. We specialize in working with clients with low to high clinical acuity and recent hospitalization. We provide Psychiatric evaluations, Medication management, psychoeducation, CBT, Motivational interviewing, support psychotherapy, and Talk therapy for Children, Adolescents, and adults and their families, in person and or via Telehealth. Our goal is to empower children and adults through a quick recovery from depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, ODD, CD, SAD, and more. We also work with a dedicated theme of specialists that provides a wide range of psychotherapy and Holistic Care.

Ms. Tasong maintains a friendly, empathetic, and non-judgmental attitude during consultations, ensuring patients express themselves freely. In addition to understanding concerns, she conducts comprehensive psychiatric evaluations to arrive at an accurate diagnosis. She discusses the findings and prepares individualized treatment plans. She performs routine follow-ups and writes specialist referrals if required.

Dr. Tasong strive to create a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients feel empowered to explore their thoughts, emotions, and experiences. My therapeutic process is collaborative and client-centered, emphasizing your unique strengths and goals.

During my section with you, you should expect getting care that is

I. Supportive

Supportive psychotherapy remains a foundational skill in my therapeutic toolbox. Its emphasis on empathy, collaboration, and practical support aligns well with patient-centered care. I combine supportive therapy with pharmacologic treatment to help them navigate day-to-day challenges and adhere to care.

2. Culturally Sensitive Therapy

This approach makes patients feel respected and understood, so they open up to the provider; the provider can interpret symptoms more accurately to avoid misdiagnoses.

3. Motivational Interviewing

This approach helps providers to ask appropriate questions so that patients can answer questions appropriately