Board-Certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner in Ohio
Kelly Severhof
MSN, PMHNP-BC
Accepting new clients
Kelly is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner serving our clients in Ohio. She’s been in nursing for over 15 years and completed her psychiatric training at Wayne State University.
Trained as a psych NP, Kelly is a generalist with experience in treating a wide range of mental health conditions.
“My approach to treatment is that the client and I are partners in developing an individualized treatment plan that helps them to achieve their goals while incorporating positive lifestyle changes, therapy, and medication as needed to improve their mental well-being.”
Insurances accepted:
Aetna | Anthem | Blue Cross Blue Shield | Cigna Healthcare| Medical Mutual of Ohio | Medicare | Oscar Health | Oxford Health Plans | UnitedHealthcare
Who Are Psych NPs?
Psychiatric nurse practitioners (psych NPs) are mental health specialists who provide therapy, prescribe medications, and offer holistic care by addressing both symptoms and the underlying factors contributing to mental health conditions. They’re highly trained to understand your unique situation, including identifying multiple conditions or uncovering underlying causes.
One of the things that sets psych NPs apart is their emphasis on collaboration—they create a safe, supportive space where you feel heard and understood. They’ll work with you to build a care plan and check in with you often to see whether it’s working or if it needs adjusting.
Why Choose a Psych NP?
Psychiatric nurse practitioners (psych NPs) are mental health specialists who provide therapy, prescribe medications, and offer holistic care by addressing both symptoms and the underlying factors contributing to mental health conditions. They’re highly trained to understand your unique situation, including identifying multiple conditions or uncovering underlying causes.
One of the things that sets psych NPs apart is their emphasis on collaboration—they create a safe, supportive space where you feel heard and understood. They’ll work with you to build a care plan and check in with you often to see whether it’s working or if it needs adjusting.
