Bloom Psychiatry · Nashville, TN

A psychiatry practice rooted in women's health.With care across the lifespan.

Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and medication management, with specialized expertise in women's mental health. In person in East Nashville and by telehealth.

  • In-person + telehealth
  • Accepting new patients
  • Rooted in women's health
Dr. Lauren Hansen and Mary Lauren Mitzelfeld
Comprehensive.

We look at the whole picture: your story, history, health and life circumstances.

Evidence-based.

Recommendations are grounded in clinical evidence, and we explain the reasoning.

Individualized.

Treatment is tailored to your history, your needs and your goals.

The Bloom approach

Psychiatric care should be more than symptom → prescription.

What you are experiencing matters. So does the story behind it: when it started, what was happening around it, how it has changed and how it affects your life.

Anxiety, depression, ADHD and mood disorders can share symptoms. Understanding the pattern, timing and context helps us see what is actually happening, because the right treatment starts with the right diagnosis.

And because Bloom began in women's health, reproductive and hormonal transitions are part of the conversation whenever they are relevant.

Our providers

Two psychiatric nurse practitioners. One way of practicing.

Dr. Lauren Hansen
DNP, MEd, APRN, WHNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, PMH-C

Dr. Lauren Hansen

Founder of Bloom and dual board-certified psychiatric and women's health nurse practitioner, seeing adolescents and adults.

  • Perinatal
  • Perimenopause & HRT
  • Bipolar & mood disorders
  • ADHD
Mary Lauren Mitzelfeld, PMHNP-BC
Joins October 26 MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Mary Lauren Mitzelfeld

Psychiatric nurse practitioner seeing children, adolescents and adults.

  • Children & teens
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • ADHD
  • Mood disorders
Getting started

You don't need to know the diagnosis. That's what the evaluation is for.

  1. Book your evaluation

    Online · in person or telehealth

    Choose a time that works for you. "Something feels off" is a valid reason to come in.

  2. Comprehensive evaluation

    60 minutes

    We listen to your story, review your history and build an individualized plan together.

  3. Follow-up care

    30 minutes

    We check how the plan is working: response, side effects, how you're functioning. Then we adjust.

You don't have to wait for a crisis to ask for help.