Telehealth psychiatry in Utah.

Care for adults physically located in Utah

Embrace Psychiatry provides telehealth psychiatric care to adults physically located in Utah at the time of each visit. That's a legal requirement of state licensure and federal telehealth rules — not a technicality.

• ADHD — diagnosis (DIVA-5, optional CNSVS objective testing) and medication management for adults
• Anxiety & performance — GAD, panic, situational, performance anxiety
• Depression & burnout — first-line through treatment-resistant
• Sleep — insomnia, behavioral and pharmacologic approaches

Scope of practice in Utah

Utah grants APRNs (including PMHNPs) full practice and prescriptive authority, including Schedule II–V controlled substances. Brandon practices under his Utah APRN license and DEA registration.

How telehealth works in Utah

Utah permits telehealth psychiatric care statewide. The patient must be physically located in Utah at the time of each visit.

Controlled substances and ADHD medications

Stimulants and other Schedule II–V medications can be prescribed via telehealth to Utah-located patients under the DEA telemedicine flexibility (in effect through Dec 31, 2025). Utah Controlled Substance Database (CSD) is checked on every controlled prescription.

Veterans and operators in Utah

Utah has Hill AFB and Dugway Proving Ground, plus a strong Reserve and Guard footprint. The practice is veteran-owned (U.S. Army Reserve) and structured for operators, veterans, and high-performers.

What you need to be seen

• Be physically located in Utah at the time of each visit
• A laptop or smartphone with camera and microphone
• A private, quiet space
• A reliable internet connection