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Personalized Care for Your Mental Health

Enyonam Jordan-Brangman is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner providing medication management and therapy for adults 18 and older in Virginia, Maryland, and DC. Here's how she can help.

Conditions Treated

Depression

Depression can drain energy, motivation, and hope. Treatment pairs the right medication, when it's needed, with therapy strategies that help you rebuild routines and reconnect with what matters.

Anxiety

When worry starts running your day, the first step is understanding what's driving it. From there, medication and practical coping strategies work together so it no longer sets the terms.

OCD

Intrusive thoughts and compulsions can feel impossible to explain. You'll be heard without judgment, with medication well established for OCD and support in loosening the grip those cycles have on your time.

Panic Disorders

Panic attacks can make everyday places feel unsafe. You'll learn what's happening in your body during an attack, and medication and coping strategies help break the cycle so you can regain your footing.

Mood Disorders

Conditions like bipolar disorder involve shifts in mood that can disrupt relationships, work, and sleep. Careful medication management and regular check-ins help you find stability and spot changes early.

Trauma

Trauma can show up as nightmares, tension, or feeling on edge. Everything moves at your pace, with no pressure to share before you're ready, while treatment targets the symptoms that weigh on daily life.

Insomnia

Poor sleep wears down mood and focus. The plan starts with what's keeping you awake, from stress to habits to other conditions, and may include medication, sleep strategies, or both.

Psychosis

Psychosis can be frightening for you and the people close to you. Treatment centers on careful medication management and steady follow-up and, with your permission, can involve family in supporting your stability and recovery.

Dementia

Dementia affects the whole family. Care focuses on managing the mood changes, anxiety, sleep problems, and agitation that often come with memory loss, and on helping caregivers know what to expect along the way.

ADHD

ADHD can make it hard to focus, follow through, or keep up at work and school. A careful evaluation clarifies what’s going on, and medication plus practical strategies help you stay on track.

Don't see what you're dealing with?

Reach out anyway. Many concerns overlap, and the first conversation is simply about understanding your situation.

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