In person
The El Paso office
1200 Golden Key Circle, Suite 121
El Paso, TX 79925 · By confirmed appointment
Women-centered psychiatric care · All adults welcome
Psychiatric care, built around you.
Psychiatric evaluations and medication management for anxiety, depression, postpartum concerns, and the changes life brings.
Telehealth across Texas · In-person visits in El Paso
English & Tagalog · LGBTQ+ ally
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Where we meet
In El Paso, or anywhere in Texas.
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Telehealth
Video visits across Texas
Meet from home, work, or anywhere you are physically located in Texas at the time of your visit.
Meet Elizabeth
Someone who listens.
A plan you’re part of.
Elizabeth lets your history, your goals, and what matters to you guide the conversation, and explains possible next steps.
Ask about the benefits, risks, and follow-up of any treatment option.
PMHNP-BC · Licensed in Texas
Elizabeth’s full profileYour first visit
What happens after you reach out.
There is time to understand your concerns before discussing treatment options.
Your first evaluation
A conversation about your experiences, history, and goals.
Talk through your options
Elizabeth explains what may help, including medication when appropriate, and answers your questions.
Follow-up visits
Follow-ups check how things are going and adjust the plan when needed.
Concerns & Learning Library
Care for what you’re experiencing.
Symptoms often overlap, and more than one concern may apply.
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Understanding what you’re noticing
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What you might notice
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What most people want to know first.
4 must-know guides · 22 in the library
First evaluation and medication managementYour first psychiatric evaluation: what to bring and what to askPrepare for adult psychiatric care with a simple checklist, transparent self-pay costs, and clear insurance and consultation options.Read more 
Anxiety and panicWhen anxiety starts getting in the way: preparing for careA practical way to organize your concerns before an adult psychiatric evaluation, with care options in El Paso and across Texas.Read more 
Depression and low motivationDepression or burnout? How to recognize changes worth discussingLow motivation, irritability, and exhaustion can have different causes. Learn what to notice and how to prepare for a mental health conversation in Texas.Read more 
Pregnancy and postpartum mental healthPostpartum anxiety or depression: when to ask for mental health helpLearn which emotional changes after childbirth may need attention, what to bring to a conversation, and which warning signs call for urgent help.Read more 
Anxiety and panicADHD or anxiety? Why Adderall can make you feel worseAlready living with anxiety or panic attacks and struggling to focus? Learn what ADHD can overlap with, how Adderall may worsen symptoms, and what to ask your prescriber.Read more 
Depression and low motivationAuvelity and Faster Depression Relief: Read Beyond the HeadlineWhat Auvelity’s depression studies and 2026 news mean for patients, including realistic timelines, medication interactions, side effects, and follow-up.Read more 
First evaluation and medication managementHow to book an adult psychiatric telehealth visit in TexasWho can use Texas telehealth, how insurance and self-pay requests differ, and what happens after requesting a visit.Read more 
First evaluation and medication managementHow to request an in-person psychiatric evaluation in El PasoAn adult patient’s guide to in-person psychiatric evaluations, office location, self-pay prices, and insurance booking.Read more 
Anxiety and panicPanic attacks: symptoms, safety, and questions to ask about careUnderstand how panic episodes may feel, why new chest pain needs medical assessment, and how to prepare for a conversation about panic and anxiety.Read more 
First evaluation and medication managementQuestions to ask before starting or changing psychiatric medicationA practical medication-management checklist: goals, interactions, side effects, follow-up, and what to discuss with a psychiatric prescriber in Texas.Read more 
Anxiety and panicWhen the gummy meant to relax you makes you feel worseTHC gummies and cannabis can sometimes worsen anxiety or paranoia. Learn what to tell your clinician and how to ask for help without hiding the details.Read more 
Anxiety and panicYour coffee deserves a place in the anxiety conversationCoffee, energy drinks, and preworkout can complicate anxiety and sleep. Learn how to count caffeine and discuss a realistic change with your clinician.Read more 
Anxiety and panic“My ADHD brain” is taking all the credit. Anxiety has complaints.You came for a pasta recipe. You left wondering whether you have ADHD. A funny look at what viral posts leave out about anxiety, focus and Adderall—with sources.Read more 
Depression and low motivation“Why Add an Antipsychotic for Depression?” The Caplyta ConversationCaplyta gained an add-on depression indication in 2025. Learn what the medication’s class means, what the studies found, and what monitoring to discuss.Read more 
Trauma and PTSDAfter trauma: signs to notice and how to prepare for psychiatric careExplore common trauma-related changes, questions to ask during a psychiatric evaluation, and when specialized PTSD therapy may be worth discussing.Read more 
Sleep and mental healthWhen sleep and mental health affect each other: what to askExplore how sleep difficulties can overlap with anxiety or low mood, what to record in a simple sleep log, and when a separate sleep assessment may help.Read more 
Mood changes and emotional regulationA New Bipolar Medication in 2026: What Bysanti Is Actually ForBysanti was approved in 2026 for bipolar I manic or mixed episodes and schizophrenia. Understand its specific uses, gradual start, and practical safety questions.Read more 
Affirming care, identity and cultural contextFinding LGBTQ+ affirming and culturally responsive psychiatric careQuestions LGBTQ+ adults, first-generation immigrants, and multicultural families can ask when choosing psychiatric care in El Paso or across Texas.Read more 
Stress, burnout and healthcare workersHealthcare worker burnout: a practical mental health check-inFor nurses and other healthcare workers in Texas: recognize strain, prepare useful notes, and understand when emotional symptoms deserve assessment.Read more 
Women's mental health and life transitionsMood changes during life transitions: questions worth askingExplore mood and sleep changes around hormonal and life transitions, and prepare useful notes for a conversation about adult mental health care.Read more 
Mood changes and emotional regulationMood swings, irritability, and sleep changes: what an evaluation can clarifyFrequent mood changes can have many explanations. Learn which patterns to notice and how to discuss sleep, energy, and daily functioning with a clinician.Read more 
Stress, burnout and healthcare workers“It’s how I switch my brain off.” When alcohol becomes the coping plan.Relying on alcohol to unwind or cope? Learn what to tell a clinician, how to ask for support, and why some changes require medical guidance.Read more No approved guides match your search. Try a shorter phrase or another concern.
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Good to know
Questions before we meet?
Short answers to what people often ask before a first visit.
Do you see children or teens?
No. Her Mind & Wellness provides psychiatric care for adults.
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.