Anxiety
Persistent worry, tension, racing thoughts and panic, assessed carefully and treated with you.
Pueblo, Colorado
Care that starts with the whole person, not just the diagnosis.
Hawthorne Psychiatry offers psychiatric assessment and medication management for adults in Pueblo. Geofrey K Kosgei works with anxiety, depression and ADHD, and with the many other things that make daily life harder than it should be.
Not sure whether this is the right place to start? Call and ask. That conversation costs you nothing.
Pueblo, Colorado1612 Bonforte Blvd, Pueblo, CO 81001
Veteran ledCare from a provider who has served
22 areas of supportAnxiety, depression, ADHD and more
(720) 897-6735Call to ask about an appointment
Thank you for trusting me with the next step.
Getting here often takes longer than anyone expects. Whenever you arrived, you are in the right place to start.
As a father, a husband, and a veteran, thank you for trusting me to take the next steps toward wellness and an increased quality of life with you. Together, we will take steps to address your concerns related to anxiety, depression, and ADHD treatment.
That work starts with listening properly. Before anything is prescribed or ruled out, I want to understand what has actually been happening for you: at home, at work, in your body and in your sleep. Treatment decisions come after that, and we make them together.
Geofrey K Kosgei
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Take the first step in faith. You don’t have to see the whole staircase, take the first step.Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
What we can help with
These are some of the concerns people bring to Hawthorne Psychiatry. If what you are dealing with is not on the list, it is still worth asking.
Depression
Low mood, loss of interest, exhaustion and hopelessness, taken seriously and treated.
ADHD
Assessment and treatment for attention, focus and organization difficulties in adults.
PTSD
Post-traumatic stress in service members, veterans, first responders and anyone else carrying it.
Military and Veteran Support
Care from a provider who has served, for service members, veterans and the families around them.
Trauma
The lasting effects of frightening or overwhelming experience, at whatever age it happened.
Four steps, and none of them are a test
You are not expected to arrive with the right words, a diagnosis, or a tidy account of what is wrong.
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Get in touch
Call or send a message. Tell us as much or as little as you want to at this stage.
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A full assessment
A thorough first appointment that looks at the whole picture, not only the symptom that brought you in.
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A plan you agree with
Where medication would help, we talk through what it does, what it asks of you, and what the alternatives are.
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Ongoing review
We keep checking. What works at the start is often not what works six months in.
A holistic approach
I consider the holistic well-being of my clients, taking into account physical, social, and environmental factors that may impact mental health. Clients receive comprehensive care tailored to their individual needs.
- PhysicalSleep, pain, medication you already take, and anything physical health may be contributing.
- SocialWork, money, family, isolation, and the people who are actually around you.
- EnvironmentalWhere and how you live, and what in it you can realistically change.
What the care itself looks like
Clients can expect thorough assessments and a compassionate understanding of their individual mental health concerns.
A thorough assessment
Time to explain what has been happening, in your own words, without being hurried through it.
Compassionate understanding
Your concerns are taken at face value. You will not have to argue for them first.
Medication management where it helps
Treatment may include medication management to address conditions such as anxiety, depression, and ADHD, with the reasoning explained rather than assumed.
Collaborative care with your PCP
Where it helps, treatment is coordinated with your primary care provider, so the two halves of your health are not being managed by people who never speak to each other.
Care that keeps up
Follow-up appointments to review how treatment is working, and to change it when it is not.
Questions people usually have first
It is mostly listening. You will be asked about what has been going on, how long it has been going on, your general health, your sleep, any medication you take already, and what your life looks like around all of it. Nothing is decided in the first five minutes, and you are not expected to have the right vocabulary for any of it.
Yes. Treatment may include medication management for conditions such as anxiety, depression, and ADHD. Whether medication is the right step for you is a conversation, not a foregone conclusion, and it is reviewed as you go rather than set once.
Fees and the insurance plans currently accepted are confirmed directly with the practice, because they change. Call (720) 897-6735 or email info@hawthornepsychiatry.com and you will be told before you book anything. If you are paying for yourself, you also have the right to a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges.
No. A lot of people arrive having never said any of it out loud. You do not need a referral letter, a diagnosis or a rehearsed explanation to make the first call.
This practice does not provide emergency or crisis care. If you are in danger or thinking about ending your life, call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, which is free and answered day and night. Veterans can press 1. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.
Take the first step.
You do not have to know what you want to say. Call, or send a short message, and we will take it from there together.
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