Make Your Life Intentional
Intentional Life Psychiatry is a physician-owned and operated medical practice specializing in treatment of mental illness. The goal of Intentional Life Psychiatry is to provide a personalized approach to mental health care.
Your life is not simple. Mental health assessment and treatment should address the many aspects of your life including your needs related to home, work, and special situations. There is not one type of therapy or one medication to fit all patients.
You will discuss your preferences with Dr. Quakenbush and develop a personalized treatment plan that will address your primary concerns and needs.
You Are Welcome Here
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You Are Welcome Here ✝
Meet Dr. Quakenbush
Kelly Quakenbush, DO
Psychiatrist
Dr. Kelly Quakenbush grew up in Denton, Texas and attended Liberty Christian School for high school. She started showing Quarter horses as a child and continued to show competitively through college. She attended the University of North Texas for undergraduate work, while continuing to show, obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree. She went onto the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Worth, Texas to complete a Masters of Medical Sciences and a Doctorate of Osteopathic Medicine.
She completed a residency in Psychiatry at the University of Oklahoma at Tulsa and returned to her hometown to serve the people of North Texas. Dr. Quakenbush continues to show Quarter horses and can be found at the barn during time off.
How Are We Different?
Priority Access To Care
Intentional Life Psychiatry provides a personal approach to health care, meaning you will will have one on one interaction with Dr. Quakenbush for all interactions with the practice. Whether discussing appointments, medication refills, medical records, lab results, or other aspects, you will be speaking directly with the physician.
Flexible Appointment Schedules
Our office also offers flexible appointment schedules to accommodate busy schedules. We have evening appointments available on requests. We will do our best to accommodate you so that you can focus on treatment.
