As seen on Fox News affiliates around the country, ESPN affiliates, NBC-5, and many other affiliates, Dr. Taaka Cash, DNP, MPH, PMHNP-BC, is a nationally board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner who treats kids, teens, adults, and the elderly population for all psychiatric limitations. She has an extensive background in mental health working with all populations. A proponent of holistic options, if needed Dr. Cash prescribes medications if needed to help those suffering from anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and other life stressors and mental health limitations. She obtained her Master’s Degree In Nursing and Doctorate in Nursing Practice from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. She has been in the mental health field for over 10 years. Dr. Cash is a disruptive innovator in mental healthcare. Her credo reflects character, ethics and values as defined with the Institute of Medicine and Board of Nursing.

At Portland Mental Health and Wellness, Dr. Cash prescribes psychotropics for all ages as well as engages in conversations that increase Self-actualization. Conversations that help you navigate through life, and relationships while taking a deeper look into how who you are impacted who you desire to be; “I am here to help individuals look in the mirror to see a true representation of who they are in order to create the life that they want by leveraging doing the work necessary to transform.

Through effectiveness, performance, personal development, and growth these conversations will inspire you to manifest into your greatest self; therefore, those around you will naturally benefit from your truest purpose.”

Portland Mental Health and Wellness offers a safe space for transparency, assessment of behaviors, choices, and emotions. In this space of reflection and light, you can transform and reject becoming a product of your environment by deconstructing who you are, who you used to be and developing into who you desire to be. Come join Dr. Cash, “I welcome you to have a seat at the table of transformation and together we can normalize mental health conversations.”