Welcome to Alleviant

Integrated Mental Health Care for the Whole You

If you’re here, something isn’t quite right — for you or someone you love. Maybe it’s anxiety that won’t stop. Depression that won’t lift. A brain that won’t focus. A mind that feels lost, stuck, or overwhelmed. Or you just want to optimize your mental performance.

At Alleviant Integrated Mental Health, we understand that mental health is more than a diagnosis — it’s your story, your brain, your life. We provide compassionate, personalized care that integrates psychiatry, therapy, coaching, and cutting-edge brain technology to help you heal at the root.

Whether you’re struggling with emotional pain or simply want to optimize your brain performance — you belong here.

Why Alleviant?

We are a full-service outpatient psychiatric practice with a unique approach called Objective Psychiatry — a new standard of care that uses brainwave data (spectral EEG) to guide precise, individualized treatment.

We don’t guess. We measure.

We don’t label. We listen.

We don’t treat symptoms. We treat the person.

Our Services Include:

  • PrTMS® & TMS — non-invasive, brain-optimizing stimulation

  • Spravato® for treatment-resistant depression

  • Pharmacogenetic Testing

  • Performance Optimization — for anyone seeking to reach their peak

  • And more

  • Comprehensive Psychiatry (In-Person or Telehealth)

  • Therapy & Counseling (In-Person or Telehealth)

  • Health Coaching (Telehealth) for nutrition, toxicities, and deficiencies

  • Spectral EEG (sEEG) — visualize your brain’s electrical activity

Who We Help

Whether you’re just beginning your mental health journey or looking for answers after years of frustration, we’re here with something different. We help patients of all ages — children, teens, adults, and older adults — navigate depression, trauma, anxiety, ADHD, cognitive decline, OCD, and much more.

“At Alleviant, we believe the brain deserves the same level of precision, measurement, and care as every other organ in the body. We’re here to transform mental healthcare — one life, one family, and one community at a time.”

— Brian Mears, DNAP, APRN, CRNA, PMHNP-BC

Founder, Educator, International Speaker, Thought Leader in Objective Psychiatry

Accepted Insurances

Logos of various health insurance companies, including Aetna, Allwell, Ambetter, Arkansas Medicaid, BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, GEHA, Humana, Magellan Health, Medicare, Optum, QualChoice, TRICARE, and UnitedHealthcare.

This is not an inclusive list as we are in-network with most major insurances.

CareCredit Financing

To provide additional financial flexibility, we partner with CareCredit, a healthcare credit card designed to assist with medical expenses. With CareCredit, you can:

  • Apply Easily: Complete a quick application online or by phone.

  • Immediate Use: Upon approval, use your CareCredit card immediately for eligible services.

  • Flexible Payment Options: Choose from various financing plans that fit your budget.

For more information or to apply, visit the CareCredit website or contact our office for assistance.

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Schedule Your Appointment

Book your in-person or telehealth appointment at Alleviant Mental Health by clicking below. Choose your visit type, location, and insurance, and you will receive an email confirmation with further instructions.

You’re not just a patient. You’re a person. And you’re not alone anymore.

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From Our Blog

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Bridging the Gap: Making Mental Health Care More Accessible for Communities of Color
Bridging the Gap: Making Mental Health Care More Accessible for Communities of Color

Mental health struggles don’t discriminate. People from every background, culture, and identity experience anxiety, depression, trauma, and other mental health challenges. But access to compassionate, effective care is not always equal — especially for individuals from minority communities.

July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize the unique mental health needs and barriers faced by Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC), as well as LGBTQ+ individuals and other underrepresented groups. At Alleviant Integrated Mental Health, we believe that healing starts with being seen, heard, and respected — and that means representation matters.

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Why Representation Matters in Mental Healthcare
Why Representation Matters in Mental Healthcare

Mental health looks different for everyone, and so should mental health care. Too often, people from marginalized or underrepresented communities feel like their struggles are overlooked or misunderstood by the healthcare system. This can lead to delayed treatment, misdiagnosis, or feeling like there’s no safe place to turn. But mental healthcare should never feel out of reach.

At Alleviant Integrated Mental Health, we believe that true healing starts with being seen, heard, and respected. That’s why representation in mental health care is so important — because when people feel understood, they’re more likely to open up, get support, and begin to heal.

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Independence Isn’t Always About Freedom: Healing From Military Trauma
Independence Isn’t Always About Freedom: Healing From Military Trauma

The Fourth of July is a powerful symbol in American culture. It’s a day filled with pride, tradition, and the celebration of freedom. But for many veterans and active-duty service members, this holiday can feel complicated. What’s meant to be a celebration can also trigger painful memories, emotional distress, or a deep sense of isolation.

At Alleviant Integrated Mental Health, we work closely with individuals who have served in the military. We know that healing from military trauma is a layered process. It doesn’t always match the timelines or expectations of the world around you — especially on days like the Fourth of July.

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