Are you struggling to balance your mental and physical health? Do you feel like your options are limited to medicine A or medicine B and not looking at a full array of treatments that may work for you?
You need, no Deserve, a more comprehensive approach to your mental health.
Meet Ryan Thebo!
Ryan Thebo, DNP, PMHNP, FNP, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, is one of the lead psychiatric providers at Psychiatrists San Diego, Psychiatric Care NPs. With his team of psychiatrists and psychiatric providers in San Diego, they want to change the world of psychiatry and improve mental health care specifically for You.
Ryan has over a decade of experience working across a variety of settings including psychiatry and integrative family practice settings. His doctoral training is in psychiatry and family practice.
Ryan is adamant that too many providers treat psychiatric and mental health conditions with “one-size-fits-all” solutions. The result is people are missing out the care that talks to their specific needs and demands (in mental health, physical health, emotional health, and life in general).
A holistic approach should mean a personal approach. You should be looking at all the options that work for that specific individual and their personal circumstances. Personal circumstances may reveal conditions that are stemming from a singular root cause, or variables that are sources for multiple mental health conditions. This also means on-going treatment isn’t necessary for every person (yes, you may not always need to be on medicine and sometimes your circumstances cause temporary conditions that he still wants to help you with).
As Ryan worked in medical settings and with other doctors over the year, he noticed a gap in treatment for many of the patients being seen by their providers. Most of them were being prescribed medicine, but not provided advice on their external influences, diet, exercise, and other factors.
And all of these patients were still struggling; they were not as complete as they could be. He recognized these patients weren’t reaching the peak of their potential because just their symptoms were being treated, but the root cause of these symptoms wasn’t being addressed.
