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Whole-person psychiatric care

Psychiatric care that sees the whole person.

Personalized evaluations, medication management, and therapy-informed care for children, teens, and adults navigating ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, mood shifts, and major life transitions.

Secure telehealth · Self-pay care in AZ, NM, and WA · Clear, collaborative care

Samantha Tallman, board-certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner
Psychiatric evaluations
Medication management
Therapy-informed care
Secure telehealth

You may be here because something no longer feels manageable.

Maybe focus has slipped, anxiety is taking too much energy, your mood keeps pulling you off course, or someone you love is struggling. You don't need a perfect explanation to begin. Start with understanding what's been happening.

Focus feels harder than it should

Trouble organizing, starting, remembering, or following through can quietly wear on school, work, relationships, and confidence.

Anxiety is taking up too much space

Worry, tension, avoidance, panic, and constant anticipation can make ordinary days feel exhausting.

Your mood keeps getting in the way

Low motivation, irritability, emotional shifts, or feeling disconnected can quietly reshape how you live.

You're tired of feeling misunderstood

Care shouldn't feel rushed or reduced to a checklist. Your experiences, environment, strengths, and goals matter.

A thoughtful path forward

Care begins with understanding the full picture.

Mental health rarely lives in isolation. We consider your history, health, relationships, environment, strengths, and goals when shaping a treatment plan.
  1. Understand

    We start with a full conversation about what you're experiencing and how it's affecting your life.

  2. Plan

    We build an individualized plan that may include medication, therapy-informed strategies, education, and practical support.

  3. Adjust

    We monitor over time, with space for questions, review, and thoughtful changes as your life evolves.

How we can help

Care designed around your needs.

Samantha Tallman, board-certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner

Meet your provider

Samantha Tallman, PMHNP-BC

Samantha is a board-certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner with a background in psychiatric care, emergency nursing, patient education, and advanced practice. Her approach pairs clinical rigor with genuine curiosity about the person behind the symptoms.

She believes good psychiatric care is a shared effort. You deserve clear education, honest recommendations, room to ask questions, and a plan that reflects your values and real life.

PMHNP-BC · Published author in peer-reviewed psychiatric nursing literature · Doctoral preparation in progress

Read her published paper →·View research

Support for the concerns affecting everyday life.

Symptoms often overlap, and an online description can't determine a diagnosis. A comprehensive evaluation clarifies what's contributing and what options fit.

What you can expect

  • Time to be heard

    Space to explain what's been happening without a rushed clock.

  • Understandable education

    Clinical reasoning translated into plain language you can act on.

  • Collaborative decisions

    Options discussed openly, so treatment reflects your priorities.

  • Steady follow-through

    Monitoring and thoughtful adjustment as your life changes.

Making care easier to access.

Care is currently self-pay. Therapy is available in Arizona, New Mexico, and Washington. Full medication management is available in Arizona, and non-controlled medication management is available in New Mexico and Washington, with broader medication management pending.

Self-pay care

HSA and FSA accounts may be used where eligible, and superbills are available on request for potential out-of-network reimbursement.

You don't have to have everything figured out before asking for help.

Start with a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and a clearer conversation about what you're experiencing, what might be contributing, and what options fit.

If you need urgent help

Tallman Psychiatry is not an emergency or crisis service. If you or someone else may be in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. In the United States, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.