Children Adolescent Adults NP in Psychiatry PLLC

11/07/2025

Amazing results. Beautifully executed.

11/07/2025

10/29/2025

Call today 13012416070

09/18/2025

Happy to share these counties now have a new opportunities for a psychiatric prescriber !!!!
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Susquehanna
Wyoming
York
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✨ Big News for Our Community! ✨
Did you know it’s not just private insurance anymore? ✅ Now Medicaid patients also have options when it comes to choosing a psychiatric provider who truly listens and meets your needs. 💙

Whether you’re covered by health insurance or Medicaid—you deserve care that fits you. 🧠💊

📞 Call or email today to learn more about scheduling with Mental Health Calmness.

Call 📞 today 130312416070

08/21/2025

Impulsivity can affect school, friendships, and home life. With the right strategies and care, kids can learn to slow down, self-regulate, and thrive. At Mental Health Calmness, we provide psychiatric support for ADHD, anxiety, and behavior concerns.

Serving MD, PA, NY, OR (Telehealth)
& Contact us at 301-241-6070

08/21/2025

07/23/2025

Now accepting new patients with evening and weekend appointments Most Insurances Accepted

06/14/2025

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Public Safety Statement
Preventing Tragedy Through Parental Vigilance in Medication Safety

Recently, what could have been a near-tragic incident occurred involving a medication dispensing error at a Pharmacy, where a child was given the wrong prescription per parents. Fortunately, the mistake was identified before harm occurred—but the event serves as a powerful reminder of how critical it is for parents and caregivers to actively verify and question the medications their children receive. The article is available at People’s Parents site- tgis is just a screen shot.

Pharmacies and healthcare providers work diligently to ensure safety, but like all systems involving human oversight, errors can occur. Manufacturers may package medications similarly, and pharmacy staff—though well-intentioned—can make mistakes under pressure. This is why a second set of eyes, especially a parent’s, can be lifesaving.

We urge all parents to take the following precautions:
• Always verify the label: Check your child’s name, dosage, and medication name before leaving the pharmacy.
• Ask questions: If anything looks unfamiliar, don’t hesitate to ask the pharmacist to confirm the prescription.
• Inspect the medication: Note the color, shape, and any changes compared to previous prescriptions.
• Trust your instincts: If something feels off, it’s worth pausing to double-check. Your caution could prevent a tragedy.

This incident is a sobering example of how close calls can happen. Let it serve as an urgent reminder that vigilance is not paranoia—it is protection. Together, we can build a culture of medication safety, one careful moment at a time.

— Anissa Salerno, PMHNP
Mental Health Calmness

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