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linnet psychiatry

Clinicians

The people you will see

Three psychiatrists and a psychiatric nurse practitioner, each with a focus. You see the same clinician at every visit, and you can ask to switch at any time, no explanation needed.

  • Dr. Helen Marsh, a psychiatrist in her fifties with glasses, smiling in her office

    Medical director, adult psychiatry

    Dr. Helen Marsh, MD

    Sees
    Adults 18+
    Visits
    In person and video
    • Depression
    • Anxiety and panic
    • Medication reviews and second opinions

    Dr. Marsh trained in psychiatry in Virginia and spent nine years in a hospital outpatient clinic before opening Linnet in 2016. She sees adults with depression and anxiety, and many people who have tried several medicines and want a careful second look.

    "I would rather change one thing at a time and know what helped than change three things at once and guess."
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  • Dr. Daniel Osei, a child and adolescent psychiatrist in a navy blazer, smiling on an office sofa

    Child and adolescent psychiatry

    Dr. Daniel Osei, MD

    Sees
    Ages 6 to 17, and young adults to 21
    Visits
    In person first, then video if it fits
    • ADHD evaluations
    • Anxiety in kids and teens
    • School and family planning

    Dr. Osei completed fellowship training in child and adolescent psychiatry and joined Linnet in 2019. He works closely with parents, and with schools when a family asks him to, so the plan fits the child's whole week.

    "Kids do better when the adults around them are working from the same plan. My job is to help write that plan with you."
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  • Dr. Graham Whitfield, a psychiatrist with grey hair and glasses, arms crossed in his office

    Adult psychiatry, mood disorders

    Dr. Graham Whitfield, DO

    Sees
    Adults 18+
    Visits
    In person and video
    • Bipolar disorder
    • Depression that has not eased
    • Sleep and mood

    Dr. Whitfield has treated bipolar disorder and long-running depression for more than fifteen years. He keeps a steady follow-up rhythm and coordinates lab work and care with primary care doctors when a medicine needs monitoring.

    "Mood care is a long game. I want you to know what we are watching for, and why, at every visit."
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  • Leila Haddad, a psychiatric nurse practitioner with glasses, smiling while holding a clipboard

    Psychiatric nurse practitioner

    Leila Haddad, PMHNP-BC

    Sees
    Teens 16+ and adults
    Visits
    Mostly video, Tuesdays in person
    • Medication management
    • Adult ADHD follow-up
    • Telepsychiatry

    Leila is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. She leads Linnet's video visits, including the Tuesday and Thursday evening times, and sees many patients for steady medication follow-ups.

    "Follow-ups should never feel rushed. If something is not working, I want to hear it early, not at month three."
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The care team behind the visits

The first voice you hear is usually Maya's. She checks your insurance, finds the soonest times, and makes sure your clinician has what they need before you arrive.

  • Maya Torres

    Care coordinator

    Checks your insurance before the first visit, books your intake, and is the friendly voice on the phone.

  • Ruth Ellison

    Practice manager

    Handles billing questions, superbills, and Good Faith Estimates for self-pay patients.

How we match you with a clinician

We match by age, what you need help with, visit type, and the soonest time that works for you. You can ask for a specific clinician on the intake request. If the fit is not right later, tell us and we will switch you, with no hard feelings and no gap in care.

Meet your clinician soon.

Tell us a little about what is going on and choose an intake time, in person or by video. We check your insurance and confirm everything by phone before your first visit.

Book an intake Call (804) 555-0142

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