Do you sometimes wonder if what you're feeling is normal? Do you wonder why you are so forgetful, why it's so hard to concentrate, or why you easily get distracted? Or maybe it's hard to get out of bed in the morning, you lack the motivation to participate in life anymore, and you can sometimes be tearful for no reason? Is it hard to fall asleep at night or do you wake up multiple times, leaving you feeling exhausted the next day? Have you experienced trauma that has left you feeling anxious and on edge? You do not have to go through these challenges alone! I would like to help. My name is Love Bamisile, MSN, PMHNP-BC, certified by the American Nursing Credentialing Center, with over 10 years of experience in mental health. As a dedicated psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, I have spent the past two years honing my practice and gaining the expertise necessary to support individuals on their mental health journeys. This experience has fueled my commitment to establishing my own practice, where I can provide personalized and compassionate care. I am proficient in patient care, tele-psychiatry, and mental health education. 

My experience in diverse healthcare settings has honed my ability to deliver clinical excellence. I treat children and adults from different racial and ethnic backgrounds, aiming to combat cultural stigma and increase mental health awareness. My focus areas are ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, personality disorder, autism diagnosis, oppositional defiant disorder, eating disorder, substance abuse, depression, and other mood disorders, but I treat all mental health conditions. Each individual has a unique past, present, and future. I do not believe in prescribing or treating in a "one size fits all" fashion. I value input and feedback from my patients. I am open-minded, holistic, and solution-oriented. My hope is that patients leave their appointment feeling like their concerns have been heard and fully addressed, they were respected and not judged, they have a clear understanding of their treatment plan, and have a more hopeful outlook for their future.