Traci Marando- Holistic Psychiatry Verified Provider

Traci Marando is a board certified psychiatric nurse practitioner in Guilford, Connecticut, offering holistic mental health care through Family Psychiatric Services.

I like her holistic approach. Her practice combines psychotherapy, medication evaluation and management and integrative approaches like nutritional counseling and functional medicine to treat anxiety, depression, addictions, relationship challenges, grief and pregnancy and postpartum concerns.

Clients consistently praise her warm validating style and her commitment to exploring root causes rather than automatically reaching for medication.

What kinds of therapy and treatment does Traci offer?

Traci provides individual psychotherapy, couples therapy, family therapy and grief support using an eclectic mix of CBT, DBT and psychodynamic therapies tailored to each person.

She also offers medication evaluation and management with a focus on identifying underlying contributors like nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances and other medical issues through lab testing and holistic assessment.

Who can get help here?

The practice currently accepts new patients ages 18 to 65. Traci specializes in supporting adults navigating addictions including alcohol, substances, food and shopping, as well as codependency, social anxiety, anger management, insomnia, narcissistic abuse recovery, divorce, chronic pain, attention difficulties, and pregnancy and postpartum transitions.

Where is the practice and how are sessions held?

Appointments are conducted via secure telehealth using the Doxy.me platform. The practice is based at 705 Boston Post Road, Suite 5B, in Guilford, Connecticut.

Does the practice accept insurance?

Yes, Traci accepts Aetna, Cigna, ConnectiCare, Evernorth, Meritain Health, United Healthcare, and Wellfleet. The practice does not participate with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicaid, or Medicare. Self pay rates are $300 for initial consultations, $250 for psychotherapy sessions, and $200 for medication management, with a sliding scale available if you qualify.