When your symptoms don’t make sense-
and no one has been able to connect the dots
For women who feel exhausted, disconnected, or not like themselves-and are tired of being told everything is “normal.”
When medications, therapy, and “doing everything right” still aren’t working, there is usually a deeper pattern driving it.
Limited availability. Telehealth available in select states.
Emotional Disconnection & Loss of Desire
Many women feel “fine on the outside” but disconnected on the inside.
This can show up as:
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low desire
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emotional numbness
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difficulty feeling engaged or connected
This is often related to stress, energy, medications, or nervous system patterns—not just hormones alone.
A More Complete Approach to Mental Health
At Mountain Healing, we go beyond symptom management.
We integrate:
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Psychiatric evaluation and medication management (when appropriate)
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Trauma-informed care and nervous system stabilization
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Targeted treatment for burnout, chronic stress, and complex cases
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Advanced therapies for individuals not improving with standard care
When Standard Treatment Isn’t Enough
For women struggling with depression, trauma, anxiety, or burnout that hasn’t improved with medication or therapy, ketamine therapy offers a different approach.
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Treatment-resistant depression
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Trauma and PTSD
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Chronic anxiety and stress
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Burnout and emotional exhaustion
Meet Dr. Rhonda Parker, DNP, APRN
Most of the patients I work with have already tried multiple medications, therapy, or programs—and are still struggling.
As a triple board-certified Nurse Practitioner in Family Medicine, Psychiatry, and Addiction Medicine, I specialize in complex cases that don’t fit neatly into one diagnosis.
My approach integrates mental health, physiology, and behavioral patterns to identify what is actually driving symptoms-especially when standard treatment hasn’t worked.
Initial Complex Case Evaluation (75–90 minutes): $300
This evaluation is designed for individuals with complex or unresolved symptoms and is offered as a private-pay service to allow for extended time and a more in-depth, individualized approach.
Follow-up care may be structured as either insurance-based or private-pay, depending on the level of care needed.