Learning how to prescribe isn't the same as learning how to deprescribe.

A patient wants to come off a medication. They’ve tried before, felt worse, and were told that meant they needed it. Now you’re trying to sort out what happened: was it withdrawal? Relapse? Side effects? Another medical issue? Or several things at once?

You need time to understand the history, follow their response, and adjust the plan. But your schedule barely allows time to refill the prescription.

And when the picture gets complicated, who do you call? You need colleagues who understand withdrawal, can discuss competing explanations, and are willing to sit with discomfort, all while helping you think through the next step.

You want to offer this care, but you need more education, professional support, and a workable way to provide it. Because let's face it, we were not taught how to safely taper or deprescribe in school.

When I first started deprescribing, I didn’t have colleagues I could talk to about this stuff. Some thought I was crazy for wanting to taper psychiatric meds at all. I needed somewhere to discuss what I was seeing, ask questions, and work through difficult decisions with people who understood why I was doing this and that I had a license to protect.

The people I knew in the tapering world understood tapers, but not the responsibilities that came with my license. My colleagues understood those responsibilities, but not the tapers. I needed both.

That’s why I created this prescriber-only space. A place to bring uncertainty, concerns, mistakes, and complicated cases, with colleagues who are willing to listen, set their judgments aside, and think through things with you.

Whether you’re already supporting tapers or want to learn how to make this part of your practice, there are two ways that White Oak can help you do that.

Provider Deprescribing Consultation Group

Bring your cases, questions, observations, and the situations you’re still trying to make sense of. We meet every other week to discuss tapering, withdrawal, and the practical challenges of providing this care. A private Telegram thread keeps the conversation going between calls.

This group is open to prescribers across disciplines, and it’s $149/month.

The Holistic Art of Deprescribing

A four-month cohort primarily for NPs who want deeper clinical education and help establishing or reshaping their own practice. MDs are welcome, too.

You’ll learn my whole-person approach to assessment, individualized tapering, and ongoing support through education, Q&A, and case discussion. You’ll also experience The Clearing, my eight-week lifestyle medicine program and nervous system reset, with health-coach-led groups, so you understand the work you’ll learn to guide your patients through.

We’ll address how to organize visits, follow-up, communication, and team support, with practical templates and patient education materials you can use in your practice. Consultation-group membership is included throughout the cohort.

 Together we'll focus on pattern recognition, nervous system regulation, and rebuilding rhythm.

• your body sets the pace
• your symptoms are interpreted, not feared
• your plan adjusts based on what’s actually happening
• you don’t have to second-guess every step

You'll meet weekly with the team 1:1 and in the practice groups.

And in between, you’re not left alone with a checklist. You'll have access to the team between sessions.

You’re walking a path that is actively guided.

The Untangling: four months of care

We begin with a 90-minute evaluation, then meet as a team to build your Return to Rhythm Roadmap. After that, you have one 60-minute visit each week, alternating between me and your health coach. You’ll also have The Clearing, optional weekly group practice, a private community, and a way to reach the team between visits. Baseline bloodwork is included when it’s useful and you don’t have recent results.

$4,995 paid in full
or four payments of $1,450 ($5,800 total)

What’s Included in The Untangling

•  Integrated medical + psychiatric assessment (designed to help you make safer, more confident decisions about your care)
•  Psychotherapy + health coaching support throughout the program
•  90-minute Initial Evaluation to map your history, clarify “what happened when,” and set priorities
•  60-minute Team Report of Findings with Veronica Johnson, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C + your health coach
•  Weekly 1:1 visits for the remainder of the program, alternating between:
•  Veronica (clinical assessment/decision-making + psychotherapy as appropriate)
•  Health coach (implementation support, regulation skills, and symptom tracking)
•  The Clearing: an 8-week guided experience (lessons, practices, guided audio, journal prompts, and handouts)
•  Your personalized Return to Rhythm Roadmap (a living plan we build and refine together across the 4 months)
•  Weekly group practice + private patient community (actively facilitated support and skills practice)
•  Between-visit support: HIPAA-compliant portal messaging, reviewed by the team
•  Baseline bloodwork when useful (advanced testing case-by-case)

Before the four months are complete, we’ll revisit your Roadmap, document what’s changed and what’s still in progress, and mark completion as a real milestone. If you want continued support, we’ll decide together what level makes sense next.