We provide calm, evidence-based psychiatric care for adults facing trauma, workplace stress, and life transitions. Triple board-certified nurse practitioner Tara Callow carefully integrates psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and psychotherapy. In-person and secure telehealth visits offer privacy, flexibility, and consistent support so you can regain stability, protect your career, and feel more like yourself again.
Triple board-certified nurse practitioner Tara Callow, MSN, RN, PMH-C, IBCLC, CPNP-AC, PPCNP-BC, offers advanced expertise in psychiatry, perinatal mental health, and pediatric care. Educated magna cum laude at the University of Pennsylvania with psychiatric training at Wilkes University, she specializes in PTSD, workplace trauma, and women's mental health, providing personalized, evidence-based treatment that respects your responsibilities at work and at home.
Thorough psychiatric assessments clarify diagnoses and shape individualized, evidence-based treatment plans.
Thoughtful medication management focuses on safety, symptom relief, and long-term stability.
Individual psychotherapy addresses anxiety, depression, PTSD, workplace stress, and transitions.
We understand workplace trauma and Workers' Compensation, providing clinically precise, compassionate psychiatric care.
Evaluations, medication, and psychotherapy work together, improving stability, function, and long‑term emotional resilience.
Wheelchair‑accessible office, parking, and secure telehealth create flexible, confidential access to comprehensive treatment.
Precision Medication Guidance, Backed by Your DNA
Finding the right psychiatric medication should not be a process of elimination. GeneSight pharmacogenomic testing analyzes your unique genetic profile to help guide medication selection — reducing guesswork and getting you to effective treatment faster.
Tara Callow is a registered GeneSight provider.
GeneSight is a clinically validated pharmacogenomic test that analyzes genes affecting how your body metabolizes and responds to psychiatric medications. A simple cheek swab is all it takes.
Not all medications work the same way for every person. Genetic variations can affect whether a medication is likely to be effective, cause side effects, or require dose adjustment — before you ever take the first pill.
A cheek swab is sent to the GeneSight lab. Results are returned within days and reviewed at your next visit. The report categorizes medications into use-as-directed, moderate, and significant gene-drug interaction categories.
Mind Matters offers secure, HIPAA-compliant video appointments. To be eligible, you must be physically located in a licensed state at the time of your appointment — not simply a resident.
Currently accepting telehealth patients in:
New York · California · Colorado · Florida · Illinois · Virginia
If you are traveling outside these states, please notify our office before your appointment.
In-person appointments are available at 1360 Hylan Blvd., Staten Island, NY 10305.
Tara Callow, PMHNP
1360 Hylan Blvd.
Staten Island, NY 10305
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Mind Matters does not provide emergency or crisis services. If you are experiencing a psychiatric emergency, please contact one of the resources above or go to your nearest emergency room.