How do I know which specialty fits what I am experiencing?

Many of the women I see come in with overlapping concerns. ADHD that has gotten harder during perimenopause. Anxiety that has been present since adolescence and shifted after a pregnancy. Depression that may or may not be tied to something hormonal. You do not need to know the answer before reaching out. The free 15-minute screening call is designed to help us figure out together whether your situation fits this practice, and if so, where to begin.

What if my situation involves more than one of your specialties?

That is the rule, not the exception. ADHD and PMDD often appear together. Depression in a woman navigating perimenopause looks different from depression on its own. Anxiety in a woman with untreated ADHD requires a different approach than anxiety alone. Part of what I do is untangle these layers carefully rather than treating each piece in isolation. A thorough evaluation considers the full picture and builds a treatment plan that addresses it.

What if I have been treated by a psychiatrist before and it did not help?

Many of the women I work with have been on medication for years, sometimes through multiple providers, without anyone reassessing whether the current plan is still serving them. Part of our work is evaluating that honestly. Sometimes the diagnosis was incomplete. Sometimes the treatment was appropriate but the conditions around it have changed. Sometimes a different approach is warranted. The goal is an accurate understanding of what you are dealing with and a treatment plan built around that, not the inertia of what was prescribed years ago.

Do you offer telehealth, and where can you see patients?

I offer both telehealth and in-person care. In-person sessions are held at my office at 307 Orchard City Drive, Suite 310 in Campbell, California, conveniently located for women in San Jose, Los Gatos, Saratoga, Santa Clara, and the broader South Bay. Telehealth is available to women throughout California for both initial evaluations and ongoing care. Many patients use a mix of the two, coming in person when it works and switching to telehealth for travel, illness, childcare logistics, or busy weeks. We will figure out together what makes sense for your situation.

Do you accept insurance?

Bloom and Build is an out-of-network practice. You pay directly for services and receive a detailed superbill to submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement based on your out-of-network mental health benefits. Many PPO plans reimburse a meaningful portion. I recommend calling your insurer before your first appointment to ask specifically about out-of-network outpatient psychiatry. Working out-of-network is what allows me to offer comprehensive evaluations and the depth of follow-up care my patients need, rather than the brief appointments in-network reimbursement rates require. For current fees and detailed billing information, please visit our Services and Fees page at https://www.bloomandbuild.com/services-fees.

Specializing in Women's Mental Health with a focus on ADHD, Mood, PMDD, and more.

Psychiatrist for Women who need help. Dr. Greenlee

Specialties

Women’s Mental Health

Mood Disorders. ADHD. PMDD & More.

What Brings Women Here

For many women, what they are experiencing does not fit neatly into a single category. Below are the conditions I most commonly treat:

ADHD in Women

For the woman who has always felt like she was working twice as hard to keep up and never quite understood why. A comprehensive evaluation that looks at the full picture.

Hormones & Mood

For the woman whose mental health shifted with their menstrual cycle, pregnancy, postpartum, or perimenopause/menopause.

Mood & Anxiety Disorders

For the woman who has been carrying depression or anxiety that is getting in the way of you living more fully.

Who I Treat

Dr. Greenlee looking at her scheduled to set up your new patient appointment.

My practice centers on women and the ways their mental health intersects with hormones, life transitions, relationships, and the systems they navigate.

Most of my patients were women but I work with ALL genders. I work with people whose concerns align with my clinical focus, particularly ADHD, mood and anxiety conditions, and the relational patterns that often shape both.

Whether you are a woman, a man, or nonbinary considering whether this practice is the right fit, the next step is the same: a free 15-minute screening call.

Frequently Asked Questions

Many of the women I see come in with overlapping concerns. ADHD that has gotten harder during perimenopause. Anxiety that has been present since adolescence and shifted after a pregnancy. Depression that may or may not be tied to something hormonal. You do not need to know the answer before reaching out. The free 15-minute screening call is designed to help us figure out together whether your situation fits this practice, and if so, where to begin.
My practice centers on women and the conditions that disproportionately affect women across the lifespan. Most of my patients are women, but I work with all genders whose concerns align with my clinical focus, particularly ADHD, mood and anxiety conditions, and the relational patterns that often shape both. Whether you are a woman, a man, or nonbinary, the next step is the same: a free 15-minute screening call to see if this is the right fit.
That is the rule, not the exception. ADHD and PMDD often appear together. Depression in a woman navigating perimenopause looks different from depression on its own. Anxiety in a woman with untreated ADHD requires a different approach than anxiety alone. Part of what I do is untangle these layers carefully rather than treating each piece in isolation. A thorough evaluation considers the full picture and builds a treatment plan that addresses it.

Many of the women I work with have been on medication for years, sometimes through multiple providers, without anyone reassessing whether the current plan is still serving them. Part of our work is evaluating that honestly. Sometimes the diagnosis was incomplete. Sometimes the treatment was appropriate but the conditions around it have changed. Sometimes a different approach is warranted. The goal is an accurate understanding of what you are dealing with and a treatment plan built around that, not the inertia of what was prescribed years ago.
Bloom and Build is an out-of-network practice. You pay directly for services and receive a detailed superbill to submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement based on your out-of-network mental health benefits. Many PPO plans reimburse a meaningful portion. I recommend calling your insurer before your first appointment to ask specifically about out-of-network outpatient psychiatry. Working out-of-network is what allows me to offer comprehensive evaluations and the depth of follow-up care my patients need, rather than the brief appointments in-network reimbursement rates require. For more information please check out the Services + Fees page.
Yes. I see patients by telehealth throughout California and offer in-person appointments at my office in Campbell, California. Most ongoing care is conducted virtually, which makes treatment workable for women across the state who do not have a specialized psychiatrist near them. In-person appointments are available for those who prefer them or whose situation benefits from in-person evaluation.