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My Story

Stephanie Winter is a dedicated Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with extensive experience in adult & geriatric mental health care. Her empathetic & person-centered approach ensures that each client receives individualized attention & support tailored to their unique needs & circumstances. Stephanie believes that a strong therapeutic alliance is the foundation for successful mental health outcomes & is committed to building a trusting relationship with each person she serves.

 

She is passionate about mental health & deeply committed to helping her clients achieve a balanced & fulfilling life. With a warm & non-judgmental approach, Stephanie creates a safe space where individuals can openly discuss their concerns & challenges.

 

Stephanie obtained her R.N. from Highland Community College in Freeport, IL. She worked for many years in her local community as a R.N. case manager, inpatient psychiatric nurse, & public health nurse. She then obtained her BSN from Grand Canyon University & her MSN from the University of Illinois at Chicago/Rockford where she specialized in psychiatric mental health nursing. She & her husband, 3 children, & miniature schnauzer have resided in Arizona since 2017 where she has worked as a PMHNP. 

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My Philosophy

Stephanie Winter is a dedicated Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with extensive experience in adult & geriatric mental health care. Her empathetic & person-centered approach ensures that each client receives individualized attention & support tailored to their unique needs & circumstances. Stephanie believes that a strong therapeutic alliance is the foundation for successful mental health outcomes & is committed to building a trusting relationship with each person she serves.

 

She is passionate about mental health & deeply committed to helping her clients achieve a balanced & fulfilling life. With a warm & non-judgmental approach, Stephanie creates a safe space where individuals can openly discuss their concerns & challenges.

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