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At our psychiatry practice, we offer personalized care tailored to each patient’s unique mental health journey. With a compassionate collaborative approach, evidence-based treatments, and a commitment to helping you achieve lasting wellness, we’re dedicated to supporting your well-being every step of the way.
Caroline Journeycake is a compassionate Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) originally hailing from Oklahoma. With a diverse educational background, she holds a Bachelor of Science in Journalism and Broadcasting from Oklahoma State University and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Jacksonville University. Caroline furthered her studies at Frontier Nursing School, where she earned her Master of Science in Nursing, Advanced Practice Nurse (MSN, APN), specializing in psychiatry & mental health (PMHNP).
Caroline’s journey in healthcare spans nearly two decades, during which she dedicated herself as a Registered Nurse (RN) before embarking on her path as a PMHNP. Her career has been marked by a steadfast commitment to aiding those grappling with psychiatric disorders, mental health & eating disorders.
Her dedication to serving diverse populations is evident in her work with adults, childrens, adolescents (ages 8 and up), and the LGBTQ+ community. At Medicine Park Mental Health Caroline continues her mission of providing compassionate care, adeptly managing psychiatric medications, and empowering patients to develop healthy coping mechanisms.
Caroline believes in a collaborative approach to mental health care, prioritizing the client’s input and tailoring treatment plans to suit their individual needs and preferences. Outside of her professional endeavors, Caroline cherishes spending quality time with her family, which includes two teenage boys and two beloved pups. An avid outdoor enthusiast, she finds solace in hiking, tennis, pickleball and exploring new destinations, with Portugal holding a special place in her heart as her favorite travel destination.
Brittany is a dedicated Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with a profound commitment to treating eating disorders and advancing mental health care. Having earned a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from Creighton University in May 2022, Brittany brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the field of psychiatric nursing.
Specializing in eating disorders across the lifespan, Brittany combines clinical excellence with a compassionate approach to help individuals navigate their recovery journeys. Her practice is deeply rooted in the belief that understanding and addressing the complex interplay of psychological, biological, and social factors is crucial to effective treatment.
Beyond direct patient care, Brittany is passionate about education and advocacy. She actively engages in giving educational presentations on eating disorders and other mental health issues, aiming to increase awareness, foster understanding, and improve care practices within the community and among healthcare professionals.
Brittany’s dedication to both her patients and the broader mental health field underscores her commitment to making a meaningful impact through both clinical practice and education.
In her free time, Brittany enjoys traveling, hiking the Rockies with her husband and dog Autumn, and reading. She is passionate about exploring the world and meeting new people.
Medicine Park Oklahoma holds a very special place in Caroline’s heart. This small town of under 400 people is where Caroline grew up and spent time exploring the wildlife refuge where the buffalo and longhorn rome. Medical Park was founded in 1908 by John William Elmer Thomas, as a resort town with healing properties. Thomas fell in love with every aspect of it, from the unique cobblestone deposits, to the mountains and plains that surrounded the town, to the wilderness beyond the horizon. He bought the land and began construction on what he called the “Medicine Park Summer Resort and Health Spa,” referring to the medicinal qualities of the nearby Medicine Creek that the Plains Indians had told him about while visiting. Today Medicine Park is still considered to have healing waters that visitors from all over come to soak in.
Caroline loves to return home to visit her mother and father who still reside in the small town. She brings her sons to hike, swim in Bath Lake and share in her experiences she had as a child; including those of helping her father as the local veterinarian. This town has character, art, friendly and welcoming people, native history, amazing wildlife, Meers burgers and some of the most beautiful scenery to be experienced in North America.
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