Adult psychiatric care · Texas
You don’t have to navigate this alone.
Thoughtful psychiatric evaluations and medication management with Elizabeth Ghadimi, PMHNP-BC.
Telehealth across Texas · In-person visits in El Paso
Women-centered care · LGBTQ+ ally · All adults welcome
Getting started
Your care starts here.
Use insurance to check and book through Headway, or request self-pay care directly with the practice.
Texas telehealth · El Paso office appointments
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Two separate booking paths: Insurance coverage and appointments are handled on Headway, an external platform with its own privacy practices. Self-pay requests go to Her Mind & Wellness for staff review; sending a request does not reserve an appointment. Care currently serves adults physically in Texas for telehealth, or visiting our El Paso office for in-person care. How your information is handled.
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Meet Elizabeth
Someone who listens.
A plan you’re part of.
Elizabeth Ghadimi, PMHNP-BC, is a Texas-licensed, board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Her approach is warm, culturally sensitive, and grounded in understanding what matters to you.
Your health history, experiences, and goals help guide the conversation. Together, you consider a treatment plan, with medication management when appropriate.
Elizabeth is an LGBTQ+ ally. Her care is women-centered and welcoming to all adults, in English and Tagalog.
More about Elizabeth →What brings you here
Put words to what you’re feeling.
Symptoms can overlap. You do not need to diagnose yourself or wait until everything feels unmanageable to ask about care.
Women-centered care. All adults welcome, including LGBTQ+ adults, first-generation immigrants, and healthcare workers.
Anxiety, stress & burnout
Persistent worry, panic, or burnout can affect sleep, focus, work, and relationships. These experiences can overlap.
- Worry, tension, or feeling constantly on edge.
- Exhaustion or stress that affects daily life.
Depression, mood & sleep
Changes in mood, interest, energy, or sleep can have different causes. An evaluation can help clarify what is happening.
- Low mood, lost interest, or irritability.
- Disrupted sleep or changes in energy.
Pregnancy & postpartum
Persistent mood or anxiety concerns during pregnancy or after birth deserve timely, individualized support.
- Overwhelming sadness, worry, or guilt.
- Changes affecting daily routines and functioning.
LGBTQ+, identity & life transitions
Your identity is not a diagnosis. LGBTQ+ adults and people navigating cultural, family, relationship, or work changes deserve respectful, culturally responsive care.
- Questions about affirming psychiatric care.
- Stress or mood changes through a major life change.
Trauma & PTSD
Distressing experiences can affect sleep, sense of safety, and daily life. Psychiatric evaluation can help clarify next steps, including referrals when appropriate.
- Feeling on edge or avoiding reminders.
- Distressing memories or sleep disruption.
Evaluation & medication questions
Ask about what has changed, your treatment history, and whether medication may be appropriate. An evaluation does not automatically lead to a prescription.
Explore evaluation & medication management →Examples are not a diagnosis. Further reading from NIMH: anxiety, depression, and perinatal depression from NIMH.
Your first visit
A conversation first.
A plan together.
There is time to understand your concerns before discussing treatment options.
Share what brings you in
Discuss your experiences and goals.
Explore your options
Review what may help, including medication when appropriate.
Plan your next step
Discuss follow-up based on the evaluation.
Two ways to connect
Across Texas.
Here in El Paso.
Meet through telehealth when you are physically in Texas, or visit Elizabeth in person at the El Paso office by confirmed appointment.
Before you begin
Your questions,
with clear answers.
Practical answers before your first appointment.
Can I use my insurance?
Yes. Use Elizabeth’s Headway profile to check coverage, estimated costs, and appointment options. Headway is a separate booking and insurance platform; its privacy practices apply when you continue there. Your costs depend on your specific plan. The practice’s direct self-pay request form is separate from Headway.
What does self-pay cost?
An initial evaluation is 60 minutes and $175. A follow-up is 30 minutes and $95. Send a self-pay request directly to the practice. A request is not a confirmed appointment.
What is the free consultation?
A free 15-minute consultation is a short introduction to the practice and a chance to ask about next steps. It is not a full psychiatric evaluation or a prescribing visit. Request a consultation; the practice will confirm the next steps.
Where can I meet with Elizabeth?
In person at 1200 Golden Key Circle, Suite 121, El Paso, or through telehealth when you are physically in Texas. Care is for adults, by confirmed appointment.
Do you provide gender-affirming hormone therapy?
No. Her Mind & Wellness does not provide gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT), including prescribing or managing hormones for gender transition. LGBTQ+ adults are welcome for psychiatric evaluations and other mental health services offered by the practice.
Will I automatically receive a prescription?
No. The first visit is an evaluation and conversation. Treatment recommendations depend on your needs, history, and clinical assessment. Medication may be one option.
Resources & tools
Find a little clarity.
Explore practical answers, private self-checks, and trustworthy mental health information at your own pace.
Explore the full resource library →- All guides & resources Browse library ↗
- Mood & anxiety self-check Private tool ↗
- Prepare for your first visit Visit information ↓
- Insurance & self-pay options Start care ↓
- Understanding anxiety NIMH education ↗
- Understanding depression NIMH education ↗
- Postpartum & pregnancy NIMH education ↗
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