Psychiatric Mental Health Care
✓ Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and diagnostic clarification
✓ Thoughtful medication management when clinically appropriate
✓ Supportive, skills-based psychotherapy interventions
✓ In-person care in Clearfield and telehealth throughout Pennsylvania when appropriate
✓ Coordination with primary care, laboratory testing, EKGs, and medical monitoring when clinically indicated
I am thoroughly relieved. My visit was calming and cathartic. I’ve been let down by providers so many times throughout my life. I was shown empathy and attention during my visit here.
…makes every patient feel truly valued.
Why Still Waters?
Still Waters is an independent, clinician-owned practice providing psychiatric mental-health care for children, adolescents, and adults. We emphasize thorough evaluation, shared decision-making, and treatment plans that reflect each patient’s symptoms, history, medical needs, values, and goals.
In-person visits are available in Clearfield, with telehealth offered throughout Pennsylvania when clinically appropriate.
A More Thoughtful Approach to Mental Health
✓ Comprehensive evaluation by board-certified psychiatric mental-health nurse practitioners
✓ Specialized evaluation and treatment of ADHD
✓ Treatment of anxiety disorders, depression, OCD, trauma-related symptoms, mood disorders, sleep-related concerns, and other appropriate conditions
✓ Attention to overlapping medical, hormonal, nutritional, sleep-related, and medication-related factors
✓ Medication considered as one treatment option rather than the automatic answer
✓ Supportive interventions informed by CBT, ACT, solution-focused therapy, psychoeducation, and practical skill-building
✓ Autism screening and referral recommendations when appropriate; Still Waters does not provide formal autism evaluations
✓ Referral to a counselor, psychologist, or higher level of care when ongoing psychotherapy, psychological testing, or more intensive treatment is needed
Still Waters does not currently provide traditional weekly psychotherapy. Supportive psychotherapy-informed interventions may be incorporated into psychiatric visits when clinically appropriate.
What to Expect:
- Request to become a patient or receive a referral from another clinician.
- Complete the initial screening process so our team can determine whether Still Waters is an appropriate fit.
- Complete insurance verification, consent forms, questionnaires, and required records before the appointment.
- Attend the initial psychiatric evaluation in person or by telehealth when clinically appropriate.
- Review symptoms, medical and psychiatric history, family history, previous treatment, medications, and current concerns with the provider.
- Complete additional evaluation, laboratory testing, medical assessment, or follow-up visits when needed. Diagnosis or medication may not be determined during the first appointment.
- Develop a treatment plan through shared decision-making, which may include medication, supportive interventions, medical coordination, additional testing, or referral.
- Attend ongoing follow-up appointments based on clinical need, treatment response, and medication-monitoring requirements.
Insurance and Payment Information
Still Waters participates with many major insurance plans, including:
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- UPMC Health Plan
- Highmark and other participating Blue Cross/Blue Shield plans
- Geisinger
- Aetna
- UnitedHealthcare, United Behavioral Health, and Optum
- Community Care Behavioral Health and participating Medicaid plans
- Medicare
- Tricare
Insurance participation may vary by provider, service, and individual plan. Coverage is not guaranteed. Our team will verify participation and eligibility during the intake process, but patients should also confirm benefits directly with their insurance company.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
If you are seeking psychiatric evaluation or ongoing mental-health treatment, complete our secure Request to Become a Patient form.
Our team will review your information and contact you regarding eligibility and next steps.
Still Waters does not provide emergency or crisis services. Call 911 or 988 if immediate help is needed.