Mental health care for children, teens, and adults who want help understanding what may be going on and whether medication could be part of the answer.
You do not need to arrive with a diagnosis. Honeybee Psychiatry provides psychiatric evaluations and ongoing medication management with time to ask questions, understand your options, and decide what makes sense for you.
A more personal approach to psychiatric care, with thoughtful attention, direct access to your provider, and care built around you.
Tell us a little about what you’re looking for. We’ll review your request, insurance information, and availability.
Talk through what you’ve been experiencing, your health history, and what you want help with.
Dr. Kayla will help you decide what makes sense for you, including medication when appropriate.
Follow-up visits give you time to check in, ask questions, and make adjustments when needed.
We work with major insurance plans and also welcome self-pay care. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan.
Coverage varies by plan and benefits. For the most accurate estimate, check your specific insurance benefits. Self-pay pricing may differ from what you would pay when using insurance.
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Doctor of Nursing Practice · Board-Certified PMHNP
Dr. Kayla Day Krug is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner and founder of Honeybee Psychiatry. She earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice at Arizona State University and has cared for patients across a variety of clinical settings in the United States and Australia.
Her approach is direct, compassionate, and collaborative. The goal is to help you understand what may be going on, what your options are, and why a particular treatment may or may not make sense for you.
Many people come to Honeybee Psychiatry because something feels harder than it used to, but they are not sure whether it is anxiety, ADHD, depression, stress, sleep, hormones, or something else. A psychiatric evaluation can help make sense of what you are experiencing and what options may help.
School, work, relationships, responsibilities, and expectations can pile up quickly. Persistent worry, irritability, physical tension, overthinking, or feeling constantly on edge may be signs that anxiety deserves a closer look.
Common concerns: anxiety, panic, stress, perfectionism, burnoutYou may understand what needs to get done but still struggle with starting tasks, staying organized, remembering details, managing time, or finishing what you begin. For some people, those patterns raise questions about ADHD or executive functioning.
Common concerns: focus, organization, procrastination, ADHD symptomsChanges in motivation, energy, interest, appetite, sleep, confidence, or mood can be difficult to explain—especially when life looks fine from the outside. A psychiatric evaluation can help sort through what may be contributing.
Common concerns: depression, low motivation, fatigue, mood changesTrouble falling asleep, waking throughout the night, racing thoughts, inconsistent sleep, or exhaustion during the day can sometimes be connected to anxiety, mood, ADHD, stress, or another mental health concern.
Common concerns: insomnia, racing thoughts, nighttime anxiety, fatigueYou may be considering psychiatric medication for the first time, restarting treatment, or wondering whether a current medication is still working. Dr. Kayla can help you understand possible options, benefits, risks, and what to expect.
Common concerns: medication questions, side effects, treatment optionsCollege, career changes, relationships, pregnancy planning, postpartum changes, hormonal shifts, caregiving, and other transitions can affect mood, anxiety, sleep, focus, and overall functioning.
Common concerns: women’s mental health, life transitions, mood, anxietyYou do not need to diagnose yourself before requesting an appointment. Honeybee Psychiatry provides psychiatric evaluations and medication management for patients ages 8 through 40, with in-person appointments in Denver and telehealth throughout Colorado.
Honeybee provides psychiatric evaluations and medication management primarily by telehealth across Colorado. The focus is simple: understand what has been going on, explain your options, and build a treatment plan that makes sense for you.
A closer look at your symptoms, history, sleep, stress, previous treatment, medications, and daily life to better understand what may be going on and what could help.
Medication support with time to understand what is being recommended, why it may help, what to expect, and how treatment is working over time.
Most Honeybee appointments are virtual, allowing you to meet with Dr. Kayla from a private location anywhere in Colorado without adding a trip to a clinic to your day.
Anxiety, low mood, intrusive thoughts, trouble sleeping, changes in focus, medication questions, or simply not feeling like yourself are all common reasons people reach out.
Dr. Kayla provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management for a range of concerns. You do not need to know exactly what is going on before reaching out.
Ongoing worry, panic, racing thoughts, feeling on edge, avoidance, or anxiety that starts interfering with everyday life.
Difficulty with focus, organization, impulsivity, restlessness, or keeping up with school, work, and daily responsibilities.
Low mood, low motivation, fatigue, changes in sleep, loss of interest, or feeling less like yourself.
Intrusive thoughts, compulsions, checking, reassurance seeking, mental rituals, or avoidance connected to obsessive thoughts.
Trouble falling asleep, disrupted sleep, racing thoughts at night, or sleep problems connected to your mental health.
Changes in mood, energy, sleep, impulsivity, or other symptoms that may be connected to bipolar disorder.
That’s okay. A psychiatric evaluation can help make sense of what you’ve been experiencing and what next steps may be worth considering.
Honeybee was built to make psychiatric care feel more personal, easier to understand, and less like navigating a large clinic.
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Answers about telehealth, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, insurance, and what it is like to get started with Honeybee.
Honeybee provides psychiatric evaluations and medication management for people dealing with concerns such as anxiety, depression, OCD, sleep problems, mood changes, stress, medication questions, and symptoms that may be difficult to make sense of. You do not need to know your diagnosis before requesting an appointment.
Most Honeybee appointments are provided by telehealth for patients located anywhere in Colorado. Limited in-person appointments are also available at our Denver office when scheduling allows.
Your first appointment focuses on understanding what you have been experiencing. Dr. Kayla will ask about symptoms, health and mental health history, medications, previous treatment, sleep, stress, and what you would like help with. From there, you can discuss possible diagnoses and treatment options together.
No. A psychiatric evaluation does not automatically mean medication will be recommended. If medication may be useful, Dr. Kayla will explain the options, expected benefits, possible side effects, and other considerations so you can make an informed decision.
Honeybee focuses on psychiatric evaluation and medication management rather than ongoing psychotherapy. If therapy would be helpful, Dr. Kayla can discuss referrals or coordinate with a therapist you already see when appropriate.
Honeybee works with several major insurance plans, but your cost depends on your specific coverage. You can review accepted plans and typical patient costs on our insurance and pricing page .
That is completely reasonable. Many people reach out because they know something has changed or does not feel right, but they are not sure whether it is anxiety, depression, sleep, stress, attention, medication, or something else. A psychiatric evaluation is designed to help sort through those questions and identify a useful next step.
Prefer to meet in person? Our Denver office offers a quiet, welcoming setting for psychiatric care.
1325 S. Colorado Blvd.
Building B, Suite 108
Denver, CO 80222
Request an appointment for psychiatric evaluation or medication management. Most care is provided by telehealth across Colorado, with limited in-person availability in Denver.
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