Mental Health Care for College Station, Texas
College Station, home to Texas A&M University, has a large student and academic population. Students managing anxiety, depression, or ADHD often find telehealth the most practical way to maintain consistent care.
College Station is home to around 120,000 residents. Wherever you are in Brazos County, you can connect with a Texas-licensed psychiatric provider. Contact the team to discuss available telehealth or in-person arrangements.
Our providers — Chime Ajiere, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC, Queen Ajiere, APRN, PMHNP-BC, and Dr. Rose Ampadu, DNP, APRN-FPA, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC — take time to understand your history and goals before building a personalized plan. Learn more about our team or read our guide to finding a psychiatrist in Texas.
Conditions We Treat for College Station Residents
Our College Station-area patients receive evidence-based treatment for a wide range of mental health concerns:
Frequently Asked Questions — College Station Telehealth Psychiatry
Do you offer in-person psychiatry in College Station, TX?
Heartland Psychiatry & Wellness offers secure telehealth visits for patients in College Station. Contact the team to confirm current visit arrangements and availability.
How do I book a telehealth psychiatry appointment in College Station?
Booking is simple: request an appointment online through our secure scheduling page or call (469) 249-3300. Once scheduled, you'll receive a private video link for your visit — no driving, no waiting room, and no time off work for the commute.
What conditions can a College Station telehealth psychiatric nurse practitioner treat?
Our College Station-area patients receive care for anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD and trauma, bipolar disorder, OCD, insomnia, and stress or burnout. After a thorough evaluation, your provider builds a personalized plan that may include medication management and ongoing follow-up.
Can I get medication and prescriptions through telehealth in College Station?
Yes. Our psychiatric nurse practitioners can prescribe and manage most psychiatric medications via telehealth and send them to your preferred College Station pharmacy. Certain controlled medications are handled in accordance with current Texas regulations, which your provider will review with you.
Which areas near College Station do you serve?
Patients in College Station, communities throughout Brazos County, and communities throughout Texas can request telehealth psychiatry visits. Contact the team to confirm current availability.
Ready to feel better, College Station?
Book a secure telehealth visit with Heartland Psychiatry & Wellness and get expert mental health care without ever leaving College Station.