Independent psychiatric care · Anthem, Arizona

You deserve
to be heard.

A place to talk things through.
A plan that makes sense for you.

Psychiatric evaluation and medication management for adolescents and adults. In person in Anthem, serving North Phoenix and the North Valley, with telehealth across Arizona.

Logan Carton, PMHNP-BC, welcoming you to Back to Life Mental Health
Logan Carton, PMHNP-BCPsychiatric mental health nurse practitioner
Your starting point

What brings you here?

Choose what sounds like you.
We’ll help make the next step clearer.

Starting psychiatric care

You don’t need to have
it all figured out.

You can start with what has been difficult and what you want to change. I’ll help you put the pieces together during your evaluation.

See how your first visit works
What we’ll talk about

Your concerns, daily life, health, previous treatment, and goals.

Helpful to bring

Your medication list and any questions. A perfect summary is optional.

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Changing psychiatric providers

Your experience
comes with you.

Let’s look at what has helped, what hasn’t, and what you want from your care. Your first visit includes a fresh evaluation and a discussion of next steps.

Plan your first appointment
Helpful to bring

Your current medication list, previous treatment details, and relevant records or labs.

Before making a change

Contact the office about timing and records. Medication continuation depends on the clinical evaluation.

Ask the office a question
Care for adolescents

Room for your concerns.
And their perspective.

School, friendships, sleep, and family life all help tell the story. An evaluation is a place to understand what your teen is experiencing and discuss appropriate options.

Explore the first-visit process
Care that considers daily life

Bring questions about changes you’ve noticed and how they affect your teen.

Before you book

Call about your teen’s age, family participation, and any questions about starting care.

Call 480-313-8583
Understanding medication options

Understand the why.
Talk through the tradeoffs.

Whether medication is new to you or something you’ve tried before, there’s room for questions. We’ll discuss your goals, reasonable options, and what follow-up would involve.

Explore medication management
A decision made together

Review potential benefits, side effects, alternatives, and your preferences.

An evaluation comes first

Medication may be recommended when appropriate; a prescription is not guaranteed.

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Logan Carton, your psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner
Meet your provider

“I absolutely love working hand-in-hand with my clients to understand the root of their struggles and find a way forward that leads to healing.”

More about Logan
How I approach care

The whole picture.
Then a path forward.

  1. Start with your story

    What has changed, what is difficult, and what matters most to you.

  2. Connect the pieces

    Consider symptoms alongside sleep, health, history, and daily functioning.

  3. Make the plan together

    Understand the reasoning, options, and tradeoffs before deciding.

  4. Follow what changes

    Review progress, side effects, and whether the plan still fits your life.

Areas of care

Find support for
what you’re facing.

You can seek help even when you’re unsure what to call it.

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Before you book

Let’s make the practical
part easier.

In network with select commercial plans. Benefits vary by plan.

Private pay is available; call for current rates. Medicare and Medicaid/AHCCCS are not accepted.

Insurance & payment details
AetnaBlue Cross Blue Shield of ArizonaCignaUnitedHealthcareOscar
From the practice · Featured in Anthem Living Anthem Living magazine article about suicide prevention by Logan Carton

A Conversation That Could Save a Life

Recognizing warning signs, starting difficult conversations, and connecting someone with support.

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ADHD: More Than a Matter of Focus

Looking beyond stereotypes to understand how ADHD affects attention, motivation, and everyday life.

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When you’re ready

Let’s take the
next step together.

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