Care led by listening, shaped by experience.

Rebecca's clinical career began at the University of South Florida, where she trained for high-acuity nursing and went on to spend years in intensive care and acute care — work that included the toughest stretches of the COVID era. Those years gave her a steady, careful approach to complexity and a deep familiarity with patients in their hardest moments.

What she kept noticing was how often the medical pieces were handled while the mental and emotional ones went unaddressed. She saw patients struggle with anxiety, trauma, and depression long after their physical recovery, inside a healthcare system that rarely had time to slow down and listen. So she returned to school for a Post-Master's Certificate in Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing at Chamberlain University and earned her board certification as a PMHNP-BC.

Stillwell Psychiatry is what she built next — a practice designed to remove the friction (no waiting rooms, no traffic, no rushed visits) and put time back where it belongs: with the patient. She sees adults across Florida by secure video for evaluations, medication management, and supportive therapy, building plans that fit the person rather than the protocol.