Medication Can Be a Tool for Healing. We’ll Help You Use It Wisely.

Safe, personalized psychiatric medication management for anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns—available statewide via telehealth or in person at our Longwood office in Central Florida.

Whether you’re considering medication for the first time or need a trusted provider to manage your current prescriptions, our team is here to guide you with care.

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You Deserve More Than a Prescription. You Deserve a Plan.

When your emotions feel unsteady or your mind won’t slow down, it’s easy to feel like something is wrong with you. But it’s not weakness—it’s your brain asking for support.

Finding the right medication—and using it safely—isn’t a quick process. It takes thoughtful assessment, follow-up, and someone who listens.

Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, mood swings, or attention difficulties, psychiatric medication might help your brain and body regulate enough to engage fully in life—and therapy.

Medication alone isn’t a cure. But it can be a powerful part of your healing process when managed with empathy, expertise, and a personalized plan.

Meet Patience Amune, PMHNP — Your Medication Partner

Many clients who work with Patience Amune, PMHNP, describe her as calming, clear, and deeply present. She doesn’t just prescribe—she listens, educates, and partners with you in your care.

Patience Amune, a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP), leads our medication management services at ZODU Counseling.

She combines medical expertise with compassionate care—taking time to understand your symptoms, your story, and your goals. She collaborates with your therapist (if applicable) and ensures your treatment plan is fully aligned.

✅ Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations
✅ Medication education and options
✅ Ongoing monitoring and adjustments
✅ Coordination with therapy (if you’re also receiving counseling)

Your Medication Journey, Simplified

Worried about side effects? You’re not alone. That’s why we start low, go slow, and stay in close contact to ensure you feel good about your plan.

3-Step Plan:

1 Schedule Your Initial Consultation

Fill out a quick intake form or call us directly to book your appointment with Patience Amune, PMHNP.

2 Get a Full Psychiatric Assessment

We take the time to understand your symptoms, medical history, goals, and lifestyle before prescribing anything.

3 Receive Ongoing, Personalized Care

We monitor how you’re responding, adjust your medications as needed, and remain available to answer your questions and support your growth.

Common Concerns Medication Can Support

Mental health struggles can quietly shape how we move through the world—how we think, connect, and function. Medication can help restore balance so you can show up as yourself again.
• Anxiety and panic disorders
• Depression and mood disorders
• PTSD and trauma-related symptoms
• ADHD and concentration issues
• Bipolar disorder
• Sleep disruptions related to mental health
• Emotional dysregulation that interferes with daily life

Real Clients. Real Clarity.

“I was nervous about starting meds. Patience explained everything so clearly and helped me feel empowered in every decision.”

Liana, 36

“For the first time, I feel emotionally stable enough to focus on healing. I wish I had done this sooner.”

Michael, 29

“Having both therapy and medication support in one place has made a world of difference in how I function day to day.”

Rebecca, 42

of clients report improved symptom management and quality of life after

50 %

starting medication support with ZODU.

Medication Management Covered by Insurance in Florida

ZODU makes it easy to get the care you need. Our medication management services are available statewide via HIPAA-secure telehealth or in-person at our Longwood, Florida office.

We proudly accept:

Cigna
Florida Blue
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Oscar
Aetna
Optum
Medicaid
Medicare

It’s Okay to Ask for Help. Let’s Find What Works for You.

Starting medication can feel like a big step—but you don’t have to take it alone. With the right guidance, this can be the beginning of clarity, energy, and stability.

Taking medication doesn’t mean you failed—it means you’re ready to give your body and brain what they need to heal.

Let’s work together to find what helps you feel more like yourself again.

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