Who We Help

Nourish Mind & Body offers whole-person psychiatric care that integrates mind, body, and nutrition — because you are more than a diagnosis. We unify psychiatric treatment with physical health and nutrition factors to support stability, healing, and long-term thriving.

We provide psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and individualized treatment planning through telehealth and in-person visits.

We work with adults and children/teens (with parent/guardian involvement), supporting patients with symptoms that interfere with daily functioning, relationships, school/work, and overall well-being.

Our Approach

Our approach is full-circle: we consider how the mind affects the body, how the body affects the mind, and how nutrition influences psychiatric health — because you are a complex whole person, not a diagnosis label.

Telehealth and in-person visit options are confirmed during scheduling and intake.

Who We Treat (Adults)

We provide psychiatric care for adults experiencing concerns such as:

  • Anxiety disorders and excessive worry

  • Depression and mood disorders

  • ADHD and attention-related symptoms

  • Sleep disorders and insomnia related to psychiatric symptoms

  • Bipolar spectrum and mood instability concerns

  • PTSD and trauma-related symptoms

  • OCD and intrusive thoughts/compulsions

  • Psychotic symptoms and serious mood/behavior changes (when clinically appropriate)

  • Substance use–related psychiatric needs(co-occurring mental health support)

  • Behavioral health symptoms related to chronic stress, burnout, and life transitions

Who We Treat (Children & Teens)

We provide psychiatric care for children and teens (age 6–18) with caregiver involvement, including concerns such as:

  • ADHD symptoms and executive functioning challenges

  • Anxiety disorders (including school refusal, separation anxiety, generalized anxiety)

  • Depression and mood symptoms

  • Trauma-related symptoms

  • Ongoing behavioral and emotional regulation concerns

  • Sleep difficulties and circadian rhythm disruption related to mental health

  • OCD-related symptoms (intrusive thoughts, compulsions)

Our Services

Meet Our Team

Dr. Sheldon Brown, M.D.

(Available In Person and via Telehealth)

Dr. John Bocock, M.D.

(Available via Telehealth)

Schedule an appointment with Nourish Mind & Body Psychiatry.