When I began building My Mind & Me, I wasn’t creating a business — I was building a bridge.
A bridge between medical science and emotional truth.
Between the systems that serve children and the hearts that raise them.
Between what psychiatry has been and what it can become.

This vision extends far beyond one clinic or one city. It’s a call for a new standard of care — one that honors both data and humanity, measures both progress and belonging, and equips families, teachers, and clinicians to move in the same direction: forward.

My Mind & Me is more than a practice; it’s a promise — that psychiatry can evolve, that prevention can replace panic, and that healing can begin with understanding.

This work will continue to expand, not because it’s convenient, but because it’s necessary.
Because our children deserve systems that are as dynamic as their minds.
Because families deserve answers built on empathy, not exhaustion.
And because the world doesn’t just need more treatment — it needs more truth.