Margurite Isaac

Margurite has worked in the medical field since 1994, starting as a medical assistant, then advancing to nursing, and finally advanced practice nursing, working in many different settings. As a response to the growing numbers of patients she encountered suffering from depression and anxiety during the pandemic, she obtained her training as a mental health nurse practitioner from Maryville University in 2021 to become more effective in their treatment. She returned to academia, completing doctoral studies in 2024.

In her spare time, Margurite enjoys music, singing, crocheting, gaming, fitness, and spending time with her husband, 5 children, 4 adults and 1 in elementary school, 2 grandbeauties, kitty, and 6 grandkitties.

In addition to providing medication management and talk therapy, Margurite currently practices full-time in a family practice clinic that does urgent care and minor procedures. She believes that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to wellness, which is not limited to the physical body, but also includes the mind and spirit. Her goal is to meet her patients where they are and assisting them to reach the highest level of wellness possible.

A feeling that someone cares about them, as well as feelings of empowerment, positivity, and wellbeing.