This is your invitation for more.
More balance. More joy. More ease.
If you see yourself here, you are exactly who this practice was built for.
WHAT I OFFER
Meticulously crafted for those ready for change. Ready for transformation. Ready for more.
More pleasure. More ease. More alignment. More satisfaction.
Because why achieve it all if you never achieve satisfaction?
This is not a revolving door practice.
This is a therapeutic relationship.
One built on trust, alignment, cultural fluency, clinical excellence, and a genuine investment in your flourishing, not just your functioning.
Medication Management
Psychotherapy
Burnout Recovery
Identity & Culture
Executive Wellness
Clinically, I treat high-functioning depression, anxiety, and burnout through my signature holistic approach and psychotherapeutic frameworks meticulously curated for the unique and complex needs and experiences of women leaders and executives.
Experientially, I curate easeful excellence. I help women leaders thrive.
Years of Practice
American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology
Culturally aligned, evidence-based, forward-progress oriented
Lifestyle refinement, functional restoration, prevention
Lived experience + clinical training
ABOUT MY PRACTICE
We begin with a comprehensive assessment of your mental health history, concerns, and goals for wellness. Not a checklist. A genuine clinical portrait of who you are, what you have carried, and what becomes possible when that load lightens. Together we co-create strategy to elevate your mental health and overall quality of life.
Evidence-based modalities including CBT, ACT, and IFS, socioculturally translated for your lived experiences. Therapy here is not one-size-fits-all. This is not "blank-slate", detached therapy. This is also not an elevated vent session. While I deeply listen to your concerns and experiences, my therapy centers forward progress, amplifies self awareness, prioritizes values alignment, and provides strategy to help you create the life you desire and deserve.
We identify any specific burnout signs that high-achieving women often overlook or dismiss: hypervigilance, emotional numbness, nervous system dysregulation, overwhelm, , and that sneaky, gradual erosion of joy. Then we build a recovery plan that restores. The goal is not to make you less ambitious. It is to make your ambition sustainable. We build the internal infrastructure that allows you to continue achieving — without the cost to your health, your relationships, or your sense of self.
Your identity is not a complication to be managed . It is a resource to be honored. We explore how race, gender, class, and culture intersect with your mental health, and we do it without pathologizing your experience.
Not basic maintenance. Sustainable lifestyle design built around what your nervous system actually needs to sustainably function at the level you lead. High-achieving women often live in a state of chronic activation. We work to restore your nervous system's capacity for rest, pleasure, and ease — because a regulated nervous system is the foundation of everything else.
The goal is not to make you less ambitious. It is to make your ambition sustainable. We build the internal infrastructure that allows you to continue achieving — without the cost to your health, your relationships, or your sense of self. When needed, I recommend physician-guided, non-medication options, such as natural or holistic supplements, as part of your integrated care plan, to optimize nervous system regulation, restore sleep, and mitigate stress. Medication is prescribed conservatively when it is clinically indicated and aligned with my patient’s preferences. You are never over-medicated. You are precisely supported.
I hate starting with a new provider. This was the first time I walked into a session and did not have to overly explain myself. Dr. Hypolite already understood. That alone is worth the expense of therapy for me. - C.S., Patient
I had been ignoring my stress and feelings for years. Dr. Hypolite gave me language for what I was experiencing and she helped me feel like myself again. -J.L., Patient
I had seen three psychiatrists before Dr. Hypolite. None of them understood my symptoms and what it meant to be the only one in the room. She did not need me to explain. We got to work immediately. -F.D., Patient
I was afraid of medications but knew I needed help. I told Dr. Hypolite that, and I was pleasantly surprised that the supplements she started worked well and I didn't have to start medications. My mood and stress level improved dramatically, and I feel like I'm finally out of a fog. - A.R., Patient
I have been on an antidepressant for years, and when I moved out of state, I was nervous about new doctors trying to change the dose that has been working for years. Dr. Hypolite continued me on my antidepressant without changing it. I trust her with my care, which is a lot coming from me. - B.L., Patient
My practice is a private pay practice. I accept credit cards as well as FSA and HSA cards to cover fees for my services. Additionally, I provide superbills that you can use to submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement based on your plan’s benefits, assuming you have out-of-network benefits and have met your deductible. This structure preserves the depth, privacy, and quality of care that my elevated approach to mental wellness requires.
Additionally, I contract with Alma and on a case-by-case basis allow patients to use some Aetna, Optum, United, and Cigna insurance plans to cover the cost for some (not all) of my services. Please note that my ongoing contracting with and billing of insurance with Alma is not guaranteed, as I am primarily a private pay practice.
A psychiatrist is a physician who is trained to both prescribe medications and do psychotherapy. Psychiatrists go to medical school, get an M.D., and do a residency and in some cases a fellowship to practice more specialized psychiatric care.
Psychologists and therapists do therapy. They go to graduate school. Therapists get a master’s degree, and psychologists get a doctorate (PhD or PsyD) in psychology. In addition to therapy, many psychologists are trained to offer academic and cognitive testing.
Evidence-based, physician-guided supplements are integrated into my care plans where clinically appropriate. This is not trend-driven wellness advice. I have expertise successfully integrating individualized, clinically informed use of herbal and nutritional supplements to enhance nervous system regulation, stress management, and restorative sleep.
There is an incredible amount of misinformation about nutritional and herbal supplements. With the growing popularity of social media and mental health influencers, many of the people offering “guidance” about using supplements to treat mental health conditions do not have the formal medical training or the level of expertise necessary to safely assess someone’s health status and recommend appropriate use of supplements. Supplements can have powerful effects. That can be good, or that can be dangerous. My stance is that use of supplements should be guided by physicians with the expertise to recommend the right supplements for the right conditions and to navigate potential complications like side effects, interactions with drugs and other supplements, and determining which brands and types of supplements are likely to be safest, helpful, and cost effective.
Taking advice from friends, social media influencers, and even ChatGPT is one way to go, and it carries countless risks. Working with Dr. Hypolite for physician-guided, safe, effective, and vetted holistic care and supplement management is the more elevated way to go.
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Working with me is like working with someone who deeply knows and sees you but also happens to be a psychiatrist, therapist, and expert in self care. While professional boundaries are maintained, our sessions are warm and geared towards helping you live the life you desire and deserve. We laugh and learn a lot and sometimes there are tears, but healing and growth are the agenda. Many describe it as a breath of fresh air and a safe space to be heard and restored.
Here’s how it works: After submitting a consultation request form, I will review it and get a sense of whether my services may be a good fit. This is a first glance look. I will get a better sense once the consultation is complete. If based on your consultation request form it appears that my services may be a good fit, I will send you an intake form to complete.
Our first interaction is the mental wellness consultation. (Some providers call this a psychiatric evaluation.) I will conduct a comprehensive clinical assessment of your past and current experiences with mental health. We will explore your current needs and concerns, and upon completion (usually takes 1 to 3 sessions), I will share my assessment and language for what you’re experiencing clinically and provide recommendations that address your needs and help achieve your wellness goals.
My mental wellness consultation is a standalone service that offers invaluable insights and recommendations.
After the consultation, if we both agree that we are a mutual fit for ongoing care, we then proceed with implementing your care plan, which may include any of the following: strategy for lifestyle enhancement, therapy; supplements for sleep, nervous system regulation, and stress management; or medications for depression or anxiety depending on your needs and desires.
While results vary from person-to-person and there are no guarantees in mental health, most of my patients experience significant improvements within 2 weeks of their initial consultation, and go on to experience continued improvements as we partner to optimize their wellness and care plan.
With my framework, my patients tend to not just get back to their prior baseline but actually reach a higher level of wellness and satisfaction in life than they ever have before; and there are few things that bring me more joy than that!
To breathe with ease,
To walk with greater clarity,
And to experience a softer way of life?
