The mission
Wellness through a biopsychosocial model
Mental health is influenced by work, family, friends, physical health, education and inner struggles.
It is our goal to help balance the influence of biology, psychology and everyday life with medication management specific to an individual's needs.
What we do
Collaborative Approach
Collaborative Approach
Collaborative Approach
We understand how closely physical and mental health are connected. We will work with your medical providers.
Families
Collaborative Approach
Collaborative Approach
Wendy is accepting pediatric clients ages 6 and older. She also works with families and schools in addition to the child. Her approach in pediatrics is "low and slow" and "nothing stays the same"
Therapy
Collaborative Approach
Therapy
We encourage all clients to engage in some form of therapy when needed. Medication is utilized when therapy alone is not effective. Therapy is first line treatment for almost all mental health challenges.
Offered
Collaborative Approach
Therapy
Though we don't offer therapy sessions, talk therapy and psychoeducation are included in appointments.
We look forward to working with your therapist at any point!
Who we are
Wendy Barry
Wendy Barry is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner who has over 14 years of nursing experience. Wendy completed her Bachelor's of Science in Nursing degree at Fitchburg State University. She completed her Masters of Science in Nursing at Regis College in Weston, Massachusetts in 2019. Wendy bases her treatment on the biopsychosocial model and evidence-based practices.
Wendy understands that medication is only a part of the picture within the biopsychosocial model of mental health. Her practice in medication is "start low and go slow", which is considered a standard of care in psychiatry. She is a strong supporter of collaborative care and will work with other providers to maintain clients optimal health. As a prescriber Wendy takes on the role of consult and encourages clients to feel confident in their psychiatric care. She does this by asking questions, answering questions, and encouraging clients take the lead in their care.
Joy Olatilu
Joy graduated from MCPHS University in 2022 after 17 years of nursing experience, 10 in the ICU. She is licensed in NH and MA and is accepting remote adult clients.
"I believe mental health is the foundation of well-being and human potential. With two decades of nursing experience, I have cared for diverse populations in various settings, from acute care to community-based services. I am committed to inclusive, compassionate care that honors each person’s cultural and personal narrative.
I blend clinical expertise with human connection, combining evidence-based approaches with holistic methods. I listen closely and work with you to identify your goals, adapt care to meet your needs, and empower you in your journey.
This is a partnership, and your well-being is the priority. Together, we will build a path toward healing, growth, and resilience. Each session is rooted in mutual respect, collaboration, and compassion.
You are not alone here—this is a safe and welcoming space where your voice matters."
