Service 2 of 2 · Metabolic health & GLP-1

Support to feel like yourself again.

If you have been working hard on your weight and metabolic health and feel like your body is not cooperating, you are not alone, and it is not about willpower. This is a personalized, clinician-reviewed program that supports your goals with a real plan and steady follow-up. It is cash-pay and completely separate from insurance and from psychiatry.

Personalized GLP-1 pathway

When it is clinically appropriate for you, a GLP-1 plan is part of a broader, individualized approach.

Clinician-reviewed

Your intake is reviewed for appropriateness and safety before any plan is made.

Built around your goals

Tailored to your history, your health, and what you actually want to change.

Ongoing follow-up

Check-ins and adjustments, so you are supported the whole way and never on your own.

How it works

Three simple steps.

1

Start your intake

Complete a short, secure metabolic-health intake online.

2

Clinical review

I review your information for clinical appropriateness and safety.

3

Plan and follow-up

If appropriate, we build an individualized plan with ongoing support.

The intake is hosted securely on Push Health and is cash-pay, separate from insurance and psychiatry.

Learn the basics

Understanding GLP-1 medications.

A few plain-language resources so you can come to your visit with good questions. These are for learning only, not a recommendation or a promise of results.

GLP-1s in psychiatry: why metabolic support can matter for patients on psychiatric medications
GLP-1s in psychiatry
Tirzepatide: a dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist, how it works and important cautions
Tirzepatide
Semaglutide: how this GLP-1 receptor agonist works, dosing, and safety
Semaglutide
GLP-1 injection basics: parts of the pen, injection sites, and safe handling
GLP-1 injection basics
Educational only. These resources are for general education. They are not medical advice, not a treatment recommendation, and not a promise of any result. Brand names belong to their manufacturers. Whether any medication is right for you is decided individually after clinical review, and individual results vary. Compounded medications, if discussed, are not FDA-approved and are prescribed only when clinically appropriate.

Start when you are ready

The assessment takes just a few minutes, and I review it personally.

Start your assessment