Devon Yanez, PMHNP-BC

Devon Yanez, PMHNP-BC, is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner dedicated to helping clients achieve emotional well-being across the lifespan. Devon blends practical psychiatric expertise with a warm, collaborative style, offering flexible telehealth psychiatric care for children, adolescents, adults, and older adults. Known for a strengths-based approach and clear communication, Devon supports clients in building a resilient "wellness toolkit" that fits their life, values, and goals.Devon’s clinical method weaves medication management with brief supportive therapy and mindfulness-based practices into what they call mindful medication integration — a whole-person strategy that respects autonomy and honors cultural and spiritual traditions. Devon emphasizes client-centered planning, psychoeducation, and skill-building so people learn to recognize unhelpful patterns and develop practical strategies for daily life. Close coordination with families and other healthcare …providers is also a core part of Devon’s approach to ensure smooth, comprehensive care.Clients working with Devon can expect respectful shared decision-making, measurable goals, and follow-up that adapts as needs change. Below is a natural summary of conditions and services Devon commonly addresses and offers to help prospective clients and referrers understand available options:Common conditions, services, and procedures Devon provides:Depression and mood disorders (children through older adults)Anxiety disorders, panic, and generalized worryAttention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) assessment and managementInsomnia and sleep-related concerns tied to mental healthMedication management and psychopharmacology with mindful integrationBrief Supportive Therapy and skills-based behavioral strategiesMindfulness-based practices and stress-reduction coachingDevelopmental and diagnostic assessment for adolescents and adultsCare coordination with therapists, primary care, and specialistsPsychoeducation, family support, and culturally respectful treatment planning