Integrative women's reproductive psychiatry, where mental health and hormonal health are treated as one.
You keep saying you don't feel like yourself. It's time someone actually listened.
*Serving women in Washington, Oregon, California, and Arizona via telehealth.
Your labs came back normal. So why do you still feel this way?
You have described it a hundred different ways: exhausted, foggy, irritable, off, not yourself.
You went to your doctor, they ran the tests, and everything came back fine. Something is not fine, and you feel it. You are tired of being told it is stress, or that this is just what getting older feels like, or that you just need to rest more.
You are not imagining it, and it is not in your head. What you are experiencing lives at the intersection of your mental health and your hormonal health, and most providers only look at one without the other.
When a woman walks into a general practice and says she does not feel like herself, the standard response is a standard workup: basic bloodwork, a checklist of symptoms, and a referral if something obvious shows up.
What that system almost never asks is: where are you in your cycle? Are you postpartum? Are you trying to conceive? Are you in perimenopause? Are your hormones playing a role in how you feel mentally and emotionally right now?
The two are connected; your hormones affect your mood, focus, sleep, anxiety, and sense of self, while your mental health affects your hormonal balance in return.
Treating one without the other leaves you with half an answer, which is why so many women are still struggling even after years of trying to get help.
Standard care was not built for the whole woman.
When a woman walks into a general practice and says she does not feel like herself, the standard response is a standard workup: basic bloodwork, a checklist of symptoms, and a referral if something obvious shows up.
What that system almost never asks is: where are you in your cycle? Are you postpartum? Are you trying to conceive? Are you in perimenopause? Are your hormones playing a role in how you feel mentally and emotionally right now?
The two are connected; your hormones affect your mood, focus, sleep, anxiety, and sense of self, while your mental health affects your hormonal balance in return.
Treating one without the other leaves you with half an answer, which is why so many women are still struggling even after years of trying to get help.
Standard care was not built for the whole woman.
Care that treats both.
At Sochi Health and Wellness, we practice integrative reproductive psychiatry.
We look at your mental health and your hormonal health together - Not as two separate issues but as one complete picture of how you feel, why you feel that way, and what your body actually needs.
Before any medication is considered, we ask the questions that matter for you specifically as a woman. Are you breastfeeding? Trying to conceive? Postpartum? Navigating perimenopause? Every one of those factors shapes the care plan.
This is not one-size-fits-all psychiatry. It is care designed around your body, your life, and your goals.
Three steps to feeling like yourself again.
We listen, really listen
A free 15-minute consultation to understand what you are experiencing.
No rush. No assumptions. Just a real conversation.
You leave with clarity on whether we are the right fit.
We look at the full picture
A comprehensive psychiatric evaluation.
Functional lab testing and GeneSight when appropriate.
We assess mental health, hormonal health, lifestyle, and history together.
We build a plan around you
Personalized care that may include medication management, therapy, supplements, and lifestyle support.
Every decision is collaborative; nothing is done without your understanding and agreement.
Ongoing sessions that evolve with you as you heal.
What Clients are Saying
Did you know that your hormones can affect your mood?
You deserve care that sees the whole picture.
Book a free 15-minute consultation. We will talk through how you are feeling, what you are noticing, and what to do next
Also Available Through Mindful Therapy Group
Esther has partnered with Mindful Therapy Group to make integrative women's psychiatric care available to more people. You can book directly through their platform if that works better for you.