At Nurture Psychiatry Group, we provide thoughtful psychiatric care including medication management and psychotherapy for adults navigating anxiety, burnout, depression, and life transitions.
We also specialize in women's mental health across the reproductive years, including pregnancy and postpartum care.
At Nurture Psychiatry Group, we believe in a thoughtful and integrative approach to mental health care. Treatment is personalized and may include psychotherapy, medication management, or a combination of both, depending on each individual's needs and goals.
While medication can be an important part of treatment for some individuals, we view it as one component of a broader, collaborative process. For many patients, psychotherapy plays a central role in developing insight, building coping skills, and creating lasting change.
When appropriate, patients are encouraged to maintain ongoing psychotherapy — either within our practice or in collaboration with a trusted therapist — while considering medication as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.
Our goal is to provide care that is individualized, thoughtful, and grounded in both clinical expertise and a deep understanding of the whole person.
We work with adults navigating a range of emotional and mental health concerns, including:
Care is individualized and designed to support both symptom relief and deeper understanding of the factors contributing to distress.
Our practice often works well for individuals who may appear high-functioning on the outside but feel overwhelmed internally. Many of our patients are professionals, students, parents, and individuals navigating demanding responsibilities while trying to maintain balance in their lives.
Patients who tend to benefit most from care at Nurture Psychiatry Group are often seeking a thoughtful, collaborative approach to treatment. They may be interested in understanding themselves more deeply, improving emotional resilience, and developing practical tools to navigate stress, relationships, and life transitions.
We welcome individuals who are open to exploring both psychotherapy and medication management as part of a personalized treatment plan.
The first visit is a comprehensive evaluation focused on understanding you as a whole person, not just a set of symptoms.
During this appointment we will discuss:
Together we will develop a treatment plan that may include psychotherapy, medication management, or both.
New patient evaluations typically last approximately 60 minutes.
At Nurture Psychiatry Group, medication management is approached thoughtfully and collaboratively.
For some individuals, medication can be helpful in improving mood, reducing anxiety, or stabilizing symptoms. When medication is considered, treatment decisions are made carefully and in collaboration with the patient.
Attention and executive functioning concerns, including ADHD, are evaluated carefully within the broader context of each individual's history, symptoms, and overall functioning.
Psychotherapy remains an important component of care for many individuals. Patients may engage in psychotherapy within our practice or continue working with an outside therapist while receiving medication management.
Our goal is to provide care that is balanced, individualized, and focused on long-term wellbeing.
At this time, appointments are available for medication management. Psychotherapy within our practice may have a waitlist, and we are happy to coordinate care with outside therapists when needed. (Updated March 2026)
Dr. Evgenia Royter is a board-certified psychiatrist and the founder of Nurture Psychiatry Group. She works with adults navigating anxiety, burnout, depression, life transitions, and women's mental health across the reproductive years.
Dr. Royter completed her medical education at A.T. Still University and her psychiatry residency at Tower Health, affiliated with Drexel University College of Medicine. Her osteopathic medical training emphasized a holistic, whole-person approach to care, which continues to inform her work with patients today.
Her clinical approach integrates psychotherapy and thoughtful medication management, with a focus on understanding each individual within the broader context of their life, relationships, and stressors.
Dr. Royter has a particular interest in working with high-functioning adults experiencing anxiety, burnout, and major life transitions.
She works collaboratively with therapists and other healthcare providers to support coordinated, comprehensive care.
Dr. Royter is board-certified in psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
Get in TouchDr. Royter currently accepts several major insurance plans through Headway, a platform that supports insurance billing for independent clinicians. Coverage and benefits vary depending on your individual insurance policy. We recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to confirm your mental health benefits, deductible, and any applicable copay or coinsurance.
At this time, we are accepting patients located in Pennsylvania. Availability for patients in Ohio will be opening soon.
Initial evaluations typically consist of a 60-minute comprehensive appointment, during which we review your history, current concerns, and develop an individualized treatment plan.
Standard follow-up visits are approximately 20 minutes and focus on medication management, symptom monitoring, and ongoing care.
Combined visits are typically 45–60 minutes and integrate both therapeutic work and medication evaluation.
Individual psychotherapy sessions typically last 45–60 minutes.
Many insurance plans offer both in-network only coverage and plans that include out-of-network benefits. If your plan includes out-of-network coverage, you may be eligible for partial reimbursement. In many cases, insurance plans reimburse approximately 60–80% of treatment costs after the deductible has been met.
The amount you must pay before insurance begins sharing the cost of services. Many plans have separate deductibles for in-network and out-of-network care.
After the deductible is met, your plan may cover a percentage of the cost of treatment, with the remaining portion (typically 20–40%) your responsibility.
The maximum amount you are expected to pay during the calendar year. Once this amount is reached, many plans will reimburse allowable charges in full for the remainder of the year.
Common CPT Codes for Psychiatric Services:
Some plans also offer Health Savings Accounts (HSA) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) which allow healthcare expenses to be paid using pre-tax funds. For more information about your benefits, please visit your insurance provider's member portal or call the number listed on the back of your insurance card.
Initial evaluation — approximately 60 minutes
Medication management follow-up — typically 20 minutes
Psychotherapy and medication management varies between 45–60 minutes depending on availability and individual patient needs.
Nurture Psychiatry Group provides telehealth psychiatric care for adults throughout Pennsylvania, with Ohio availability opening soon. Currently accepting new patients for medication management.