MASSACHUSETTS | TELEHEALTH PSYCHIATRIC CARE

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Most of the women we see are doing well by every outside measure. Inside is a different story.

You might be feeling:

  • Anxious, overwhelmed, or constantly on edge
  • Struggling to focus or follow through
  • Emotionally flat or disconnected
  • Exhausted no matter how much you rest

If any of this sounds familiar, you’re in the right place.

Psychiatric care works directly on the brain — stabilizing mood, sharpening clarity, and restoring the emotional steadiness that lets you actually show up for your life. This isn’t rushed, check-the-box care. It’s thoughtful, relational, and built around the complexity of women’s real lives.

Depression

Persistent sadness, emotional flatness, or loss of motivation that gets in the way of your everyday life.

ADHD in Adult Women

Often missed, frequently misunderstood, and very treatable.

Hormone-Related Mood and Anxiety

Mood and anxiety shifts tied to your cycle, perimenopause, or hormonal changes.

High-Functioning Anxiety and Burnout

Anxiety that doesn’t slow you down but quietly wears you out.

Postpartum Mental Health

Anxiety and mood support for the full postpartum experience, not just most severe cases.

Shantelle Brokaw, PMHNP-BC

I built this practice because I kept meeting the same woman — accomplished, capable, holding everything together who couldn’t find psychiatric care that understood the full complexity of her life.

I’m a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner with nearly a decade of experience. My focus is helping women feel steadier, clearer, and more like themselves, not just managing symptoms, but genuinely better.

1

A Real Conversation, Not a Checklist

Your first visit is 60 minutes. We take time to understand your history, your life, and what’s actually going on — not just your symptoms.

2

A Plan to Get Started

You’ll leave with a clear starting point — medication if appropriate, always explained and decided together. Your plan evolves as we learn what works best for you.

3

Steady, Ongoing Support

Regular follow-ups to track what’s working, adjust when needed, and make sure progress holds.

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Your Benefits, Put to Work.

Iris Brokaw Psychiatry is in-network with most major Massachusetts insurance plans. Thoughtful, personalized psychiatric care covered.