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Antidote for HopeJoshua R. Petty, PMHNP-BC
Care · Specialties

Men's Issues

Anger, isolation, provider pressure and asking for help late.

Most men I see waited years, and arrived because something finally broke — a marriage, a job, their sleep. Depression in men often looks like irritability, working constantly or drinking more, which is why it gets missed.

How care usually works

Plain conversation, no jargon, no lecture. We identify what's actually happening, use medication where it earns its place, and build a plan that fits a real schedule.

What we focus on

  • Direct, practical evaluation
  • Medication management for depression, anxiety and sleep
  • Anger and stress regulation skills
  • Substance-use screening without judgment

Let's start with a conversation

Virtual appointments, evenings and weekends included. Send a request and you'll hear back with available times.

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