Mary Grace Bowers

I am a Board-Certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) with an MSN in Psychiatric-Mental Health. My background spans both clinical research and direct patient care, including telehealth, giving me an evidence-based, detail-oriented approach to mental health treatment for adults. I work with individuals across a range of concerns—including anxiety, depression, ADHD, and more—focusing on medication management that aligns with your goals and lifestyle. My approach is rooted in respect, collaboration, and open communication. I aim to make each client feel comfortable, understood, and empowered throughout their mental health journey.

My approach blends evidence-based practice with a holistic, client-led perspective—I look at the whole picture, including sleep, lifestyle, and stress, not just symptoms. I believe in collaborative decision-making, so we'll work together to find a treatment plan that fits your goals. Each medication management visit includes time to talk through what's going on, not just adjust prescriptions. I work exclusively with adults, and I prioritize creating a space where you feel heard, respected, and actively involved in your own care.

I want every client to feel safe sharing openly, without fear of judgment. We each bring our own life experiences and perspectives, and I believe those stories matter. My goal is to understand the whole person—your challenges, strengths, and values—so we can build a treatment plan that truly fits your journey.

Here's what to expect from our first visit:

Please complete your intake form in advance—this helps us make the most of our time together.

• We'll do a full mental health assessment, covering your medical and mental health history in detail. Expect a lot of questions!
• Arriving at an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan is a priority, and this sometimes takes more than one appointment.
• Controlled medications are prescribed on a limited basis and are rarely started at the first visit.
• Paperwork such as FMLA forms is only completed for established patients—generally after a few sessions—and only when clinically appropriate.
• Once your evaluation is complete, we'll discuss a treatment plan tailored to your needs—so you can start feeling better as soon as possible.