A small psychiatric practice providing evaluations and medication management primarily by telehealth across Colorado, with limited in-person care available in Denver.
Honeybee Psychiatry provides psychiatric evaluations and medication management for children, teens, young adults, and adults generally ages 8 through 40.
Most appointments take place by telehealth across Colorado. That makes it easier to fit care into work, school, family, and everyday life while still building an ongoing relationship with the same provider.
Honeybee is intentionally small. The goal is to make it easier to ask questions, understand recommendations, and know what comes next without feeling like you are navigating a large clinic.
Sometimes the reason for seeking psychiatric care is obvious. Other times, you just know that something has felt different, harder, or less manageable than it used to.
Worry, overthinking, panic, physical tension, irritability, or difficulty relaxing.
Changes in mood, motivation, energy, sleep, confidence, or interest in things you normally enjoy.
Difficulty focusing, organizing, sleeping, staying motivated, or managing work, school, relationships, or responsibilities.
Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Dr. Kayla founded Honeybee Psychiatry to create the kind of psychiatric practice she wanted patients to be able to find: small enough to feel personal, but structured enough to provide consistent evaluation, medication management, and follow-up care.
Her style is direct, calm, and educational. She takes time to explain what she is considering, why a treatment may or may not make sense, and what to watch for as care moves forward.
That can be especially helpful if you are trying psychiatric care for the first time, have questions about medication, or simply want a better understanding of what may be contributing to the way you have been feeling.
People often reach out when something starts to feel harder, different, or less manageable than usual. That may mean more anxiety, changes in mood, trouble sleeping, difficulty keeping up with school or work, or questions about whether medication could help.
Honeybee Psychiatry takes time to look beyond a single symptom. Care considers what has changed, what may be contributing, what has or has not helped before, and what feels realistic in everyday life.
Some patients arrive with a diagnosis and treatment history. Others are still trying to understand what they are experiencing. Both are welcome. The goal is to bring more clarity to what is happening and make treatment decisions easier to understand.
Mental health care is harder than it needs to be when appointments feel rushed, recommendations are difficult to understand, or you are left wondering who to contact next. Honeybee was built to keep the experience smaller and more connected.
Most Honeybee appointments are provided by telehealth, but limited in-person appointments are also available at our Denver office. The space offers a quiet, comfortable setting for patients who prefer an office visit when scheduling allows.
Psychiatric care can be useful when symptoms are getting in the way of sleep, school, work, relationships, routines, or simply feeling like yourself.
Worry, panic, racing thoughts, tension, avoidance, irritability, or difficulty relaxing.
Low mood, reduced interest, fatigue, motivation changes, sleep problems, or difficulty functioning day to day.
Intrusive thoughts, checking, reassurance seeking, mental rituals, compulsions, or avoidance.
Difficulty falling asleep, disrupted sleep, racing thoughts at night, fatigue, or sleep changes connected to mental health.
Difficulty with focus, organization, impulsivity, restlessness, school or work demands, and follow-through.
Changes in mood, energy, sleep, motivation, or functioning that may need a closer psychiatric evaluation.
Your first appointment is a chance to look at more than a single symptom. Dr. Kayla reviews what you have been experiencing along with mental health and medical history, medications, previous treatment, sleep, stress, family history, and what you would like to change.
For children and teens, the evaluation may also include input from a parent or caregiver, school concerns, developmental history, and daily routines.
From there, you can talk through possible explanations for what is happening and what next steps may make sense, including medication, therapy referrals, monitoring, or additional evaluation when appropriate.
Medication can be useful, but the decision to use it should make sense to you. Dr. Kayla explains what a medication is intended to help with, possible benefits and side effects, expected timelines, and what to pay attention to between visits.
Follow-up appointments look at how treatment is actually affecting your life—not simply whether a symptom score changed.
The difference is less about flashy extras and more about how psychiatric care feels when communication, follow-up, and treatment decisions stay connected.
Evaluation and medication follow-up stay with Dr. Kayla rather than moving between multiple clinicians.
Understand what is being considered and why instead of leaving with unanswered questions.
Most appointments can happen from home or another private location anywhere in Colorado.
Visits focus on whether treatment is helping where it matters in day-to-day life.
Insurance and cost information is made easier to find before and after your appointment.
Scheduling, billing, communication, and clinical care have fewer layers than a large health system.
Mental health care is easier to navigate when you know what to expect financially. Honeybee provides insurance information, cost estimates, and self-pay pricing so you can review the details before making a decision.
Helpful answers about our Denver office, telehealth, services, conditions treated, and how to get started.
Honeybee Psychiatry is located in Denver, Colorado at 1325 S. Colorado Blvd., Building B, Suite 108. In-person psychiatric appointments are available at the Denver office. You can view the full address, parking information, and directions on our location page.
Yes. Honeybee Psychiatry offers telehealth appointments for patients who are located in Colorado at the time of their visit. In-person appointments are also available at our Denver office.
Honeybee Psychiatry provides psychiatric evaluations, medication management, treatment planning, medication monitoring, and ongoing follow-up care for patients ages 8 through 40.
Honeybee works with patients experiencing concerns such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, sleep problems, bipolar disorder, specific phobias, mood changes, stress, medication questions, and related mental health concerns. Treatment recommendations depend on each patient’s symptoms, history, and individual needs.
Honeybee Psychiatry focuses on psychiatric evaluation and medication management rather than ongoing psychotherapy. When therapy would be helpful, Dr. Kayla can recommend or coordinate with a therapist as part of the overall treatment plan.
You can request an appointment online through our appointment request form. After you submit your information, our team will review your request and help with availability and next steps.
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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