Samantha Lau, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC

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800 N Milpas St Ste 7
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
+1 (714) 660-3932
http://www.elevateherhealth.com

ELEVATEHER, led by Samantha Lau, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC, offers innovative mental health services tailored specifically for women. Utilizing evidence-based approaches such as ketamine therapy and integrative psychiatry, the practice aims to empower individuals on their unique healing journeys.

With a focus on holistic care, ELEVATEHER addresses a wide range of mental health disorders, including anxiety, depression, and trauma, through personalized treatment plans that incorporate various therapeutic modalities. The practice is dedicated to fostering neuroplasticity and enhancing overall well-being, ensuring that each patient's care is as unique as they are.

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