Online psychiatric care for Delray Beach, Florida

Delray Beach psychiatric care that begins with listening.

Private video visits for people looking for a clearer path through anxiety, low mood, attention concerns, sleep changes, or medication questions.

Soledad Pirro, psychiatric nurse practitioner

Care that can fit into real life

A thoughtful place to start when something has been feeling off.

It is easy to keep pushing through when you are anxious, exhausted, distracted, or not feeling like yourself. Eventually, the effort of holding it together can affect work, family life, relationships, rest, and confidence. A secure video appointment gives Delray Beach patients and clients a private, unhurried place to talk about what has changed without adding a drive, parking, or another appointment room to the week.

Mindful Wellness Associates provides telehealth psychiatric care throughout Florida. Soledad Pirro is a dual-board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Her approach considers your mental health alongside your physical health, sleep, stress, responsibilities, relationships, and the routines that make up your day. You can start with one concern or a simple sense that you need more support. The conversation can grow from there.

What care may include

Support shaped around the question that brought you here.

Psychiatric evaluation

An initial appointment makes room for your symptoms, health history, previous care, current stressors, sleep, and goals. It is designed to understand the whole context before deciding what support may be helpful.

Medication guidance

When medication is appropriate, the conversation includes your past experiences, possible benefits and side effects, medical history, and preferences. You are not expected to accept a one-size-fits-all answer.

Ongoing follow-up

Follow-up visits create space to notice changes, revisit questions, and adjust the plan as your health or circumstances shift. Consistent care can make it easier to address concerns before they become heavier.

A fuller view of what you are carrying

Symptoms rarely stay in one neat box.

Anxiety can look like constant worry, physical tension, irritability, a racing mind, or sleep that never feels restorative. Depression may show up as low energy, withdrawing from people, losing interest, feeling numb, or struggling to complete routines that once felt manageable. Attention concerns can affect work, school, home responsibilities, and self-trust. Grief, caregiving, pregnancy, postpartum changes, health concerns, and major life transitions can also change how you feel and function.

A careful psychiatric conversation makes room for those connections. Some Delray Beach patients and clients are looking for a first evaluation. Others want help understanding whether medication is working, returning to care after time away, or finding a provider who takes their questions seriously. Care may address anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, OCD, trauma-related symptoms, insomnia, grief, and perinatal or postpartum mood concerns. The right next step depends on your history and goals.

Soledad brings family and psychiatric nursing training to a care model that is evidence-based, trauma-informed, and neuroaffirming. Your autonomy matters. You can discuss options, ask questions, and move at a pace that feels manageable. The aim is not to rush toward a label. It is to make sense of the pattern and find practical, clinically appropriate support.

When it may be time to reach out

You do not need to wait for a crisis to ask for support.

People often wait because they are unsure whether their concern is serious enough, think they should manage alone, or worry they will be pushed into a decision before they are ready. An appointment can simply be a chance to understand what you have been experiencing. It can help when your usual coping tools are not working as well, when symptoms are affecting daily responsibilities, or when you want a more informed conversation about treatment choices.

It can also be a useful time to revisit a plan that no longer fits. Perhaps sleep has changed, an old medication now raises questions, a new stressor has shifted your capacity, or you want care that pays closer attention to the rest of your health. You can talk through what has helped, what has felt difficult, and what you hope could be different. The goal is a workable next step, not pressure to solve everything in one visit.

How online appointments work

Private video care from a setting that works for you.

Appointments take place by secure video for patients and clients located in Florida. From a private spot in Delray Beach, you can join on a smartphone, tablet, or computer with reliable internet. Having medication names and doses nearby can be helpful. You are also welcome to bring questions or information from previous evaluations, testing, or care if it feels relevant.

Before the first visit, a few informal notes can make the conversation easier to start. You might notice when symptoms began, what makes them better or worse, changes in sleep or appetite, or what you would most like help with. You do not need perfect language or a complete history. Starting with something as simple as “I have not felt like myself lately” is enough.

First appointments generally last 60 to 90 minutes, leaving room to discuss your history and ask questions. You can review rates and insurance information before requesting an appointment, so the practical details are easier to understand. The practice follows up on appointment requests with scheduling information.

How to begin

  1. 01

    Request an appointment

    Share a few details about what you need and when you are available. The practice will follow up with the next step.

  2. 02

    Join your video visit

    Meet from a private location in Delray Beach or elsewhere in Florida using a phone, tablet, or computer.

  3. 03

    Talk through what may help

    Leave with a clearer understanding of your options and a plan for appropriate care or follow-up.

Is online psychiatric care a good fit?

Telehealth may be a helpful next step if you are looking for care that is:

The right fit is personal. You may value meeting from home, having more time to be heard, thoughtful medication conversations, or a relationship that can continue as life changes.

Important to know

Care for ongoing concerns, not emergencies.

Mindful Wellness Associates is not an emergency service. If you are in immediate danger or having suicidal thoughts, call 911, go to the nearest emergency room, or call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

For ongoing concerns, an appointment request can be a calm first step. If you are not sure whether psychiatric care is right for you, that uncertainty belongs in the conversation too. The goal is to help you understand your options and decide what support may fit.

Frequently asked questions

Delray Beach psychiatric care, explained.

Is there a psychiatrist near Delray Beach who offers online appointments?

Mindful Wellness Associates offers secure video appointments for patients and clients who are physically located in Florida at the time of their visit. You can meet from a private place in Delray Beach using a phone, tablet, or computer with reliable internet.

Who provides psychiatric care through Mindful Wellness Associates?

You will meet with Soledad Pirro, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, a dual-board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Her approach brings mental health, physical health, daily routines, and your treatment priorities into the same conversation.

What happens during a first online psychiatric appointment?

A first appointment is an in-depth conversation about what has changed, your health and treatment history, sleep, stress, medications, and the support you hope to find. You do not need to arrive with a diagnosis or a fully formed plan.

Can a telehealth psychiatrist help with medication questions?

Medication guidance may be part of care when it is clinically appropriate. You can discuss benefits, side effects, previous experiences, concerns, and preferences, then decide together what next step makes sense for you.

Do you accept insurance for Delray Beach telehealth visits?

Many major insurance plans are accepted, and self-pay is also available. Coverage varies by plan, so you can review rates and insurance information or contact the practice for current details before requesting an appointment.

A thoughtful next step

Request a Delray Beach psychiatric appointment by video.

You do not need to have every answer before you begin. Start with a conversation about what support could look like.

Request an Appointment