Online psychiatric care for West Palm Beach, Florida

West Palm Beach psychiatric care, from the privacy of home.

A calmer way to begin: thoughtful video visits that make room for your questions, history, and goals.

Soledad Pirro, psychiatric nurse practitioner

Care that fits into real life

Support should not add another difficult trip to your day.

When worry, low mood, sleep changes, attention concerns, or medication questions are taking up more space than you want them to, finding support can feel like one more thing to manage. A secure video visit lets you meet with a psychiatric provider from a private place in West Palm Beach, without a commute, a waiting room, or rearranging your entire day around an appointment.

Mindful Wellness Associates offers telehealth psychiatric care across Florida. Soledad Pirro is a dual-board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Her approach connects mental health with the rest of your life: physical health, sleep, stress, routines, relationships, responsibilities, and what you hope will feel different. You are not expected to arrive with a perfect explanation for what is going on.

What your care may include

One thoughtful conversation can be a useful place to start.

Psychiatric evaluation

A first appointment creates time to talk through symptoms, health and treatment history, stress, sleep, daily routines, and the changes you have noticed. The goal is to understand the full picture, not reduce you to one checklist.

Medication guidance

Medication may be one part of care when it is appropriate. Choices are discussed in the context of possible benefits, side effects, your past experiences, and the life you are actually living.

Ongoing follow-up

Care does not end after the first visit. Follow-up appointments give you room to notice what is helping, ask new questions, and adjust a plan as your needs and circumstances change.

A whole-person perspective

There is usually more to the story than one symptom.

Mental health concerns often overlap with the practical parts of life. Anxiety can affect sleep. Trouble focusing can make work, school, and home feel harder. A major change, illness, loss, pregnancy, or family responsibility can shift how you feel from one week to the next. A careful psychiatric conversation looks for those connections instead of treating every symptom as separate.

Patients and clients come to care for many different reasons. You may be looking for a new evaluation, a review of a medication plan that no longer feels right, ongoing management, or a provider who will take time to listen. You may be dealing with anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, OCD, trauma-related symptoms, grief, insomnia, or perinatal and postpartum mood concerns. The right next step depends on your situation, not a generic script.

Soledad’s dual training in family and psychiatric nursing supports an approach that is evidence-based, trauma-informed, and neuroaffirming. That means your experiences, safety, autonomy, and goals matter in the conversation. It also means there is room to ask about options before deciding what feels right for you.

Before your first video visit

You only need a private place and a starting point.

Telehealth appointments take place by secure video. Choose a private setting where you can speak openly, and use a phone, tablet, or computer with reliable internet. If you take medication, having the names and doses nearby can be helpful. If another clinician has completed a recent evaluation or testing, you can ask whether it would be useful to share that information.

It can also help to think about what you most want to discuss. That might be a specific symptom, a change you have noticed, a treatment you have tried, or a question about medication. You do not need to organize every detail before reaching out. A simple starting point, such as “I have not felt like myself lately,” is enough to begin a productive conversation.

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 side of care feels more straightforward. Appointment requests are followed by the practice with next-step details.

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 about the next step.

  2. 02

    Meet by secure video

    Join from a private location in West Palm Beach or elsewhere in Florida using your phone, tablet, or computer.

  3. 03

    Talk through your options

    Leave with a clearer understanding of what may be contributing and a plan for appropriate care or follow-up.

Is telehealth a good fit?

Online care may be a good next step if you want support that is:

The right fit is personal. Some people value the convenience of meeting from home. Others want more time to be heard, clearer information about their options, or a steady clinical 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 unsure whether psychiatric care is right for you, that uncertainty is something you can bring to the conversation. The goal is to help you understand your options and decide what support may fit your needs.

Frequently asked questions

West Palm Beach psychiatric care, explained.

Do I need to travel for a psychiatric appointment in West Palm Beach?

No. Mindful Wellness Associates provides secure video appointments for patients and clients who are located in Florida at the time of their visit. You can meet from a private place in West Palm Beach using a phone, tablet, or computer with reliable internet.

Who will I meet with?

You will meet with Soledad Pirro, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, a dual-board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Her training brings together attention to mental health, physical health, daily routines, and your own priorities for care.

What concerns can be discussed during an online psychiatric visit?

Appointments can address concerns such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, mood changes, sleep concerns, trauma-related symptoms, OCD, medication questions, and perinatal or postpartum mental health concerns. What care includes depends on your history, current needs, and goals.

Can I use insurance for telehealth psychiatric care?

Many major insurance plans are accepted, and self-pay is also available. Because benefits can vary, you can review the practice’s rates and insurance information or contact the office for the most current details before requesting an appointment.

A thoughtful next step

Request a West Palm Beach psychiatric appointment by video.

You do not have to have everything figured out before you begin. Start with a conversation about what support could look like.

Request an Appointment