Healing is not linear, and it is not always pretty. But that’s okay. You’ve made it through 100% of your hardest days, and you’re here now. We’re here to help.
Psychiatric Medication Management & ADHD Assessments
Licensed to provide psychiatric care throughout Oregon, Washington State, and Washington, D.C., including Portland, Eugene, Beaverton, Vancouver, WA, Seattle and Beyond.
Anxiety doesn’t always look like worry. It can show up as irritability, restlessness, or trouble sleeping.
ADHD might not look like hyperactivity. It can feel like chronic procrastination, forgetfulness, difficulty focusing, or racing thoughts.
Depression doesn’t always mean sadness. It might feel like exhaustion, disconnection, low motivation, or difficulty keeping up with everyday life.
You might find yourself overthinking everything, second-guessing decisions, or feeling overwhelmed by things that once felt manageable.
If any of this sounds familiar, you don’t have to figure it out alone. We’re here to help you better understand what you’re experiencing and find a path forward that feels right for you.
Meet Noor Alani, DMSc, PA-C
Noor takes a thoughtful, whole person approach to mental health care, looking beyond symptoms to understand the experiences, relationships, health factors, and life circumstances that shape how each patient feels and functions.
With a background in both psychiatry and family medicine, she values collaborative treatment and long-term relationships that allow care to become increasingly personalized over time. Her goal is for patients to feel genuinely heard, respected, and actively involved in decisions about their treatment.
Services:
Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluations
Medication Management
ADHD Testing
Depression*Burnout*Irritability*Anxiety*ADHD*Bipolar*Eating Disorders
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Hello there,
I’m Noor Alani, DMSc, PA-C. My background in both psychiatry and family medicine has shaped a whole person approach to mental health care, one that looks beyond symptoms and stays curious about the many factors that can influence how you feel and function.
I enjoy getting to know the different, sometimes complex, sides of each person I work with. I value taking the time to understand each patient’s individual experience and creating a treatment relationship where you feel listened to, respected, and actively involved in your care.
My goal is to provide thoughtful, collaborative treatment that becomes increasingly personalized as we work together over time.
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My approach to mental health care begins with curiosity. I want to understand not only what you are experiencing, but also the many pieces of your life that may be contributing to how you feel. Our relationships, family dynamics, culture, physical health, environment, past experiences, and sense of identity can all shape our mental health in meaningful ways.
My background in both psychiatry and family medicine has given me a broad perspective on the connection between physical and emotional well-being. I also have an academic interest in individualized treatment and pharmacogenetics, including how biological differences can influence the way people respond to psychiatric medications. When appropriate, I also incorporate tools such as GeneSight pharmacogenomic testing and QbTest to add another layer of information that can help guide individualized treatment decisions.
I work with adults experiencing concerns such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, intrusive thoughts, difficulty concentrating, low motivation, irritability, and feeling chronically overwhelmed. Through psychiatric evaluation and medication management, I aim to understand each person’s experience rather than treating symptoms in isolation.
I especially value the relationships that develop over time. As I get to know you, how you experience your symptoms, what matters most to you, how you respond to treatment, and how your needs change through different seasons of life; care can become increasingly personal and individualized.
You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. Sometimes you simply know that something does not feel quite right. My goal is to create a space where we can explore that together and make thoughtful treatment decisions in a way that feels collaborative, respectful, and uniquely yours.
Noor Alani
Physician Assistant | Psychiatry
Meet Dee Wilson
Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Services:
Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluations
Medication Management
Supportive Therapy
Hello there,
Thank you for considering me to help you on your mental well-being journey, My name is Davonna Wilson, but I go by "Dee".
My background in both family medicine and psychiatry has taught me that mental health rarely exists in isolation. Sleep, hormones, physical health, relationships, stress, past experiences, and the demands of everyday life can all influence how we feel, think, and function.
I work with adults experiencing things like persistent worry, racing thoughts, difficulty focusing, procrastination, low motivation, emotional numbness, irritability, mood changes, intrusive thoughts, feeling chronically overwhelmed, trouble sleeping, or simply not feeling like themselves. These experiences may be related to concerns such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, PMDD, postpartum mental health changes, or other mood and attention-related conditions.
I like to dig deeper when something does not quite add up. That may mean reviewing labs, EKGs, or other objective data, using additional tools such as QB testing for attention concerns or GeneSight pharmacogenomic testing when medication response may be influenced by genetics, or with your permission collaborating with your therapist, primary care provider, or trusted family members to better understand how you are doing from different perspectives.
Sometimes you know exactly what you are struggling with. Other times, you simply know that something feels off—that you do not recognize yourself the way you once did, or that unresolved pain and patterns are beginning to affect your relationships, your choices, or the way you feel about your life.
If you are tired of carrying it alone, reach out. Let us help you understand what is happening and work toward something that feels better.
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My approach to care is thoughtful, collaborative, and intentionally thorough. I do not believe every symptom should be viewed in isolation, and I often look at the broader picture to understand what may be contributing to how someone is feeling.
Depending on the situation, that may include reviewing labs, EKGs, past treatment history, medication response, or additional testing when it may offer useful insight. With your permission, I also value collaborating with therapists, primary care providers, and trusted family members who may offer another perspective on how you have been doing over time.
I especially enjoy working with patients whose symptoms feel complicated, overlapping, or difficult to explain. Sometimes attention problems are not just ADHD. Sometimes anxiety affects sleep, mood, motivation, or concentration in ways that can make the picture less clear. My role is to stay curious, ask questions, and work with you to make sense of those pieces before deciding what treatment may be most helpful.
Medication can be an important tool, but I want you to understand why we are considering it, what your options are, and what we are watching for along the way. My goal is for treatment to feel like something we are building together, not something being done to you.
Davonna Wilson
Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
