Massachusetts patients deserve care that is compassionate, evidence based, and fully compliant with state rules. At Cura Mind and Wellness, treatment is led by Vivian Emuobe, MSN, BSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, a board certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner licensed in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. We offer in person appointments in Boston and secure telehealth across Massachusetts, with services that include comprehensive evaluations, psychotherapy, and medication management. Care plans are personalized, practical, and built to fit the rhythms of life across Greater Boston and the surrounding communities.
In person care in Boston, telehealth statewide
In person services, Boston
- Comprehensive psychiatric evaluations,
- Psychopharmacology, careful prescribing, safety monitoring, and education,
- Individual psychotherapy, CBT, DBT informed skills, supportive counseling, trauma informed care,
- ADHD testing and diagnosis using structured tools and objective measures,
- Psychological testing coordination for adults when deeper clarification is needed.
Telehealth services, statewide
- Psychiatric consultations and follow ups,
- Medication management with close monitoring,
- Therapy visits that are private, flexible, and HIPAA compliant,
- Coaching and skills based sessions for anxiety, ADHD, and mood stabilization,
- Progress tracking and relapse prevention that fit busy Massachusetts schedules.
For telehealth, you must be physically located in Massachusetts at the time of the session, this is a licensure requirement.
What Massachusetts licensure means for you
Working with a Massachusetts licensed provider ensures:
- Legal and ethical care, treatment follows the standards of the Massachusetts licensing board and professional guidelines,
- State based access, you can meet in person in Boston or by telehealth when you are physically located in Massachusetts,
- Continuity, evaluations, therapy, and medication follow ups can be coordinated within one practice,
- Clarity, your plan is explained in plain language, and you always know your next step.
Conditions we treat in Massachusetts
- Anxiety disorders, generalized anxiety, social anxiety, panic,
- Depression, low mood, loss of motivation, sleep and appetite changes,
- Panic attack disorder, rapid heartbeat, shortness of breath, fear spikes,
- PTSD, trauma related symptoms, nightmares, hypervigilance, avoidance,
- OCD, intrusive thoughts, rituals, compulsions,
- ADHD, inattention, planning challenges, restlessness,
- Bipolar disorder, mood swings with periods of depression and hypomania or mania,
- Borderline personality disorder, emotion regulation and relationship stability,
- Sleep problems, insomnia and circadian disruption,
- Adjustment disorders, stress linked to moves, caregiving, or job changes,
- Co occurring concerns, anxiety or mood conditions that overlap with substance use, with referrals to higher level programs when needed.
We will tell you clearly if a higher level of care is appropriate, and we will coordinate a warm referral.
Massachusetts patient journey, from first visit to maintenance
- Step 1, Intake and goals: Complete secure forms, describe your priorities, and share any past records.
- Step 2, Evaluation: A focused, comprehensive visit reviews history, current symptoms, sleep, stress, and medical contributors. Screening clarifies whether symptoms reflect anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, bipolar spectrum, or a blend.
- Step 3, Personalized plan: You receive a written plan that may include therapy focus, medication options, lifestyle supports, and a follow up schedule. We start conservatively and adjust based on your feedback and outcomes.
- Step 4, Early follow up: Visits are scheduled to monitor response, teach skills, and fine tune dosing or strategies.
- Step 5, Momentum: As symptoms improve, we expand coping tools, strengthen routines, and coordinate documentation for school or work accommodations when appropriate.
- Step 6, Maintenance: Visit frequency decreases as stability grows. We outline relapse prevention, early warning signs, and steps to take if stressors return.
Services for students, clinicians, and professionals
Boston brings unique demands, academic pressure, clinical training schedules, and high responsibility roles. We design plans that fit:
- Short, skills focused sessions that work around rotations and labs,
- Medication timing that aligns with night call or early rounds,
- CBT and DBT skills for performance anxiety and perfectionism,
- Sleep strategies that protect focus without rigid rules,
- Documentation for academic or workplace accommodations when criteria are met.
Collaboration and clarity
With your written consent, we coordinate with therapists, primary care, or specialists to keep care consistent. Updates are brief and focused, medication lists, diagnoses, and the current plan. You decide who receives information and you can change permissions at any time. Reports for accommodations are written in clear, professional language that schools and employers can use.
What progress looks like in Massachusetts care
- A diagnosis that explains your experience,
- Fewer symptoms and shorter episodes,
- Better sleep and steadier energy,
- Improved concentration and follow through,
- Fewer urgent visits and more predictable days,
- Confidence in your skills and your plan.
Frequently asked questions, Massachusetts
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No. You can meet in person in Boston or by telehealth anywhere in Massachusetts, you must be physically in the state during virtual sessions.
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Yes. Many patients begin with therapy. Medication is offered when appropriate and discussed transparently.
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Yes. We provide structured ADHD evaluations with rating scales, objective tasks, and differential diagnosis. Psychological testing for adults is coordinated when deeper clarification is needed.
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No. TMS is not available at our Massachusetts location. If advanced treatments are appropriate, we will discuss alternatives and referrals.
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Yes. With written consent, we share concise updates to support continuity.
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Yes. Sessions use encrypted, HIPAA compliant platforms. We do not record visits. Choose a private space and use headphones for added privacy.
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Yes. Your goals, therapy focus, medication choices, and follow up timeline are documented, so you always know what to expect.
What makes our Massachusetts care different
- Board certified expertise, leadership from a psychiatric nurse practitioner with inpatient and outpatient experience,
- Integrated approach, therapy, medication management, and testing in one practice,
- Whole person planning, sleep, stress, movement, and nutrition woven into each plan,
- Clear measurement, symptom tracking, side effect review, and milestones you can see,
- Respect and privacy, HIPAA compliant technology and a patient portal for secure communication.
Note about services, TMS is not offered in Massachusetts. When advanced options are appropriate, we discuss alternatives and coordinate care that fits state availability.
Take the next step
Licensed, ethical, and patient centered care should feel clear and achievable. With in person visits in Boston and telehealth across Massachusetts, Cura Mind and Wellness provides evaluations, therapy, and medication management that respect your time, your goals, and your story.