Anxiety | ADHD | Comprehensive Psychiatric Care
Latrice Markison, Nurse Practitioner
CenterMark Health
Individualized Care. Simplified Access. Sustainable Results.
If you struggle with anxiety, focus, procrastination, or burnout, our practice offers comprehensive psychiatric care without long waitlists or rushed appointments.
We don’t just ask, “What’s the matter?”
We ask, “What matters to you?”
Finding mental health support can be difficult. Finding the RIGHT support can feel even harder.
Some spend years searching for interventions that help. Others manage symptoms on their own, frustrated by past experiences or uncertain whether they truly need support.
At CenterMark Health, we believe everyone deserves thoughtful, individualized support — and that mental health care is about more than fixing what feels wrong. It’s about understanding the whole picture, feeling well, and having the clarity and support to live the life that matters to you. Whether you are seeking answers for the first time, refining an existing diagnosis, or looking for a more thoughtful and individualized approach, we offer comprehensive care grounded in careful evaluation and long-term strategy.
We work with high-performing adults and adolescents to develop precise, sustainable treatment plans that support cognitive clarity, productivity, and emotional regulation — without overmedication or the “zombie” effect that can suppress personality and creativity. Our approach prioritizes functional improvement in real life: at work, at home, and in high-performance environments.
While anxiety expertise is central to our practice, we also treat co-occurring concerns such as ADHD (including late diagnosis in women), depression, trauma-related symptoms, OCD, and substance use. We have particular experience supporting individuals navigating performance tension, burnout, isolation, and imposter syndrome — challenges that often overlap with undiagnosed or under-treated anxiety and ADHD.
We explore treatment options together, recognizing that medication is rarely the only part of meaningful care. Holistic care includes attention to physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being—but you decide what feels relevant and when.
Here, whole-person care means making space for every part of who you are. We meet you where you are, respect your priorities and boundaries, and build care around what matters most to you.
“For the body does not consist of one part, but of many” – 1 Corinthians 12:14
Our Philosophy
Our philosophy prioritizes personalized care tailored to the distinct needs of every client. We strive to empower clients to take ownership of their journey and make informed decisions that promote wellness of mind, body, and spirit. Individualized treatment plans are utilized to create a supportive and non judgemental environment to identify distortions in thought, behavior, and emotion.
Appointments
We offer convenient telehealth appointments in Florida, Maine, and New Hampshire, as well as in-person visits in the Tampa Bay area.
Not Just Anxiety
While we provide comprehensive behavioral health care, we recognize both the prevalence and the complexity of anxiety—particularly when it overlaps with ADHD.
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) estimates that anxiety affects approximately 20% of adults each year, making it one of the most common mental health conditions. However, anxiety rarely exists in isolation. In many high-functioning adolescents and adults, chronic worry, overthinking, and physical tension may actually coexist with other concerns, including Imposter Syndrome and Gifted Burnout – which are not official diagnoses but common psychological experiences among high-achievers.
The Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA) highlights that anxiety is one of the most common co-occurring conditions in adults with ADHD. When ADHD goes unrecognized, the constant effort to compensate—missing details, managing time, masking distractibility—can create persistent stress that presents as anxiety. Treating anxiety alone in these cases may provide partial relief without addressing the root cause.
Anxiety should never be dismissed. It is a legitimate and treatable medical condition. Symptoms can overlap with and intensify other concerns, including ADHD, mood disorders, and trauma-related conditions. Research also demonstrates that chronic anxiety can affect physical health, contributing to cardiovascular strain, gastrointestinal distress, chronic pain, and metabolic conditions.
At CenterMark Health, evaluation goes deeper. We assess whether anxiety is primary, secondary, or intertwined with ADHD and other factors—so treatment is strategic, not surface-level. Whether anxiety stands alone or exists alongside attention and executive function challenges, care is individualized, evidence-based, and designed to restore clarity, resilience, and long-term stability.
Contact us to begin a more informed and intentional approach to anxiety—and to understand how it may be connected to other concerns.
Our Services
Not “just” anxiety. Not necessarily anxiety alone.
Medication Management
Medication can be a useful tool, but it is rarely the entire solution. We provide thoughtful, evidence-based prescribing that prioritizes safety, effectiveness, and precision. Treatment plans are carefully monitored and adjusted to optimize outcomes while minimizing side effects, ensuring medications support—not complicate—your daily life and long-term goals.
Anxiety
Anxiety can manifest as persistent worry, physical tension, overthinking, or avoidance. Treatment integrates therapeutic strategies and, when indicated, medication to reduce distress, restore calm, and improve resilience in both professional and personal life.
ADHD
ADHD may present as challenges with focus, organization, follow-through, impulsivity, or internal restlessness. Comprehensive care includes careful evaluation, skill-building strategies, and when appropriate, medication to improve clarity, productivity, and daily functioning—especially for high-performing adults and women with late diagnosis.
Depression
Depression may appear as low energy, diminished motivation, loss of interest, or persistent sadness. Treatment focuses on restoring mood stability, cognitive clarity, and engagement in meaningful activities through individualized therapeutic and medication support.
Mood Disorders
Conditions such as premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and other mood-related concerns can cause significant emotional shifts and functional impairment. Treatment emphasizes mood stabilization, symptom tracking, and targeted interventions to support emotional regulation and daily consistency.
Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)
OCD involves intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviors that interfere with daily life. Evidence-based treatment combines cognitive-behavioral strategies with medication when appropriate to reduce symptom intensity and strengthen coping skills.
Insurance and Self-Pay Options
Your Health. Your Priorities. Your Care.
At CenterMark Health, we believe accessing meaningful mental health care should be straightforward, transparent, and centered around what matters to you.
We are in-network with select major insurance plans through trusted third-party contractors. Insurance verification, eligibility, and billing are managed through the contractor’s secure platform, helping simplify the process from the start. Simply enter your insurance information to receive an estimate of your benefits and expected cost.
Choose the Path That Works for You
Insurance can be a convenient way to use your available benefits and may help reduce your out-of-pocket cost.
Self-pay provides another way to access care and may be especially appealing to those interested in greater privacy, flexibility, and control over their care. A superbill can be provided for clients who wish to pursue potential out-of-network reimbursement through their insurance plan.
New Client Visit — $300
60-minute comprehensive psychiatric evaluation
Follow-Up Visit — $150
30-minute medication management and follow-up appointment
With self-pay:
You have greater privacy. When you choose not to bill insurance, your care does not need to be submitted to your insurance company for reimbursement. This can mean less sharing of your mental health information with an insurer as part of the claims process.
You have more control over your care. Your treatment is based on your clinical needs and goals rather than insurance coverage requirements, authorization criteria, or limitations on covered services.
You know what to expect. Our private-pay fees are transparent, so you can understand the cost of care before your appointment without waiting for an insurance claim to be processed.
You have greater flexibility. Self-pay can eliminate the need for insurance-specific prior authorizations and other coverage-related steps that may delay care.
You can choose care based on what matters to you. Insurance coverage does not determine which aspects of your mental health or whole-person well-being are most important to explore together.
Transparent Processes. Clear Expectations.
When using insurance, fees and reimbursement are determined by your individual insurance benefits and are not guaranteed by CenterMark Health.
Appointments are reserved exclusively for you. Cancellations made with less than 24 hours’ notice and missed appointments are subject to a $150 fee. Appointments scheduled within 24 hours cannot be cancelled.
Whether you choose insurance or self-pay, the goal is the same: exceptional, individualized mental health care with a process that respects your time, privacy, and choices.
Have a question? Send us a message.
Are you an existing client? Reach out through the message portal. This link can also be utilized to register for the portal.
About
Latrice Markison
Founder | Nurse Practitioner
Latrice Markison is a dual board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health and Family Nurse Practitioner with more than a decade of clinical practice focused on behavioral health. Her clinical experience includes the comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and management of psychiatric conditions, with particular clinical interest in anxiety and adult Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), including the evaluation and treatment of individuals with later-life or previously unrecognized symptoms, particularly among women.
“Caring for ourselves while managing careers, families, and daily responsibilities can feel overwhelming—especially when dealing with unmanaged symptoms. We often work with high-functioning adults who have developed remarkable coping strategies, yet still struggle with focus, organization, emotional regulation, or persistent anxiety.
Whether you are seeking clarity around symptoms, refining a previous diagnosis, or looking for a more thoughtful and individualized approach, we provide comprehensive evaluation and ongoing care tailored to your specific cognitive and emotional profile. Sessions are unhurried, collaborative, and focused on long-term function—not quick fixes.
Care is individualized and strategic — designed with consideration of the many pieces that shape the way you feel, function, and experience life.”