Regina Woodson

Regina Marie Woodson,​ FNP-C, PMHNP-BC

Family & Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

With over 12 years of experience in healthcare, ​Regina is a dual board-certified Family and Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care. She specializes in holistic, patient-centered treatment, helping individuals and families navigate both physical and mental health challenges.

Outside of her practice, ​Regina enjoys spending time with family, ​especially her 2 yr old granddaughter, traveling, reading, ​and playing with her 4 Pekingese pets.

Regina believes in a comprehensive approach to wellness, integrating medical expertise with a deep understanding of mental health to support her patients in achieving balance and long-term well-being. She has worked in diverse healthcare settings, treating conditions ranging from chronic illness to anxiety, depression, and ADHD.

Passionate about personalized care, ​Regina takes the time to listen, educate, and collaborate with her patients to develop treatment plans that fit their unique needs and lifestyles. Whether managing chronic conditions or supporting mental health, she is committed to empowering her patients with the tools they need to thrive.

Heard and Understood – I take the time to truly listen, creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel validated and supported.

Empowered with Knowledge – Whether it’s about their mental health, physical well-being, or treatment options, clients walk away with a clear understanding of their condition and the steps they can take toward improvement.

Equipped with Practical Strategies – From medication management to lifestyle adjustments and coping techniques, clients gain actionable tools they can use in daily life.

Supported with a Personalized Plan – Each session is tailored to their specific needs, ensuring they have a customized care plan that aligns with their goals and lifestyle.

Hopeful and Motivated – Whether they’re struggling with anxiety, depression, chronic illness, or family dynamics, they leave feeling encouraged and ready to take positive steps toward healing.