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Nicole Dressler sees mental healthcare as a collaborative process — one that prioritizes hope, creates a safe space, and helps patients reclaim their lives.
Whether managing a complex condition or navigating everyday stressors, she’s committed to helping people find a path forward that works for them.
Nicole earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree from Arizona State University and holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Arizona.
Nicole specializes in treating complex mental health conditions like treatment-resistant depression and ADHD, ensuring that patients receive evidence-based care tailored to their unique experiences.
Believing that everyone deserves hope and healing, she blends empathy, expertise, and a deep commitment to help her patients regain stability, confidence, and a sense of peace in their lives.
She knows that seeking support may feel overwhelming, which is why she builds every patient interaction on a foundation of empathy, trust, and collaboration.
Nicole believes mental healthcare should be a partnership where patients feel heard, respected, and actively involved in their treatment.
When she’s not caring for patients, Nicole enjoys dancing, hiking, traveling, and spending time with her family — including wrangling her twin toddlers.
She’s an avid fantasy novel reader, always excited to get lost in new worlds and complex characters. Because, hey, sometimes we all need a little escape.
And, just like in the best stories, she believes that everyone has the ability to grow, adapt, and rewrite their next chapter.
She’s passionate about ensuring patients feel empowered and informed, particularly during life transitions that can bring unique emotional and psychological challenges.
As a mother, Nicole has a profound connection to women’s mental health during the peripartum and postpartum periods, advocating for targeted support and interventions tailored to these stages.
She finds fulfillment in her work every time she sees patients overcome challenges, build confidence, and recognize their own resilience. Witnessing someone take control of their mental health reminds Nicole why she chose this path.