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Life’s journey brings hopes, challenges, paths, perceptions, builds strengths, recognizes weaknesses, develops resilience, causes one to evolve, and transform.
- Dr. Boyd
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Life’s journey brings hopes, challenges, paths, perceptions, builds strengths, recognizes weaknesses, develops resilience, causes one to evolve, and transform.
- Dr. Boyd
Dr. Celeste Boyd
Dr. Boyd is the Founder and CEO of Metamorphosis Psyche. She received her Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) from the University of Miami. She is licensed and dual certified as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) and Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP). She has a Master of Arts in Developmental Psychology from Gallaudet University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Florida State University.
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Dr. Boyd has practiced in family medicine since 2011 and psychiatric mental health medicine since 2013. She has clinical experience and expertise in substance use disorders, addiction rehabilitation, sleep medicine, and serious mental illness (SMI) in both private and public sectors. In Academia, Dr. Boyd has extended her knowledge and experience in the role of Adjunct Clinical Faculty at School of Nursing Graduate Programs. Dr. Boyd currently practices and specialize in general psychiatry in the private sector, serving the community.
As a clinician, she promotes mental health awareness to reduce stigmatization and empower those suffering and struggling with mental illness. Dr. Boyd clinical practices are oriented towards the Mental Health Recovery Model. Mental health recovery allows individuals to go through an active process of change, being in control, strengthening, and empowering themselves to improve their mental health and well-being. The recovery model emphasizes and supports a person's potential for recovery. Recovery sees symptoms as a continuum of the norm rather than an aberration. Mental health recovery is generally seen in this approach as a personal journey rather than a set outcome, and one that may involve developing hope, a secure base and sense of self, supportive relationships, empowerment, social inclusion, coping skills, and meaning.
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Collegiate Educational & Clinical Training
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University of Miami
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Family Medicine, Advance Nursing Practices
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Florida International University
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Psychiatric Mental Health, Advance Nursing Practices
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Gallaudet University
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Developmental Psychology, Psychological Assessment and Testing
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Florida State University
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General Psychology, Psychological Assessment and Testing
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Certifications & Licensures (Autonomous APRN)
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Florida Board of Nursing
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Colorado Board of Nursing
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New York State Board of Nursing
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Massachusetts Board of Nursing
Professional Experience
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Psychiatry
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Addiction / Substance Use Disorders
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Sleep Medicine
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Family Medicine
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Cardiology
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Pediatrics
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Pediatric Neurology
Honors and Awards
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Victim Services Practitioner Designation Certification
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Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing
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The National Scholars Honor Society
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The National Society of Collegiate Scholars
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Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society
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The National Honor Society in Psychology
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Florida State University – Dean’s List Recipient
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Florida Atlantic University – Dean’s List Recipient
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Florida Atlantic University – President’s List Recipient
Professional affiliations and memberships
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American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
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American Psychiatric Nurses Association
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American Nurses Association
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American Nurses Credentialing Center
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Florida’s Nurses Association
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New York State Nurses Association
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Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing
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TaLkiatry
Dr. Boyd currently provides Telehealth Psychiatric Mental Health E&M Services in Colorado, Massachusetts, & New York through Talkiatry.
Please visit their website for additional information ~ www.talkiatry.com
https://www.talkiatry.com/team-members/celeste-boyd-pmhnp
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Treatment approach
The treatment approach is all inclusive of the positive and negative events that have and/or are affecting your mental health stability. There's an active discussion of past and current moods, interpersonal thoughts, behaviors, life stressors, personal and social environments, and family dynamics that have influenced your life. It provides you (the client) with ways to help restructure your thinking and response to stress and other conditions co-existing in your life. This approach allows me (the clinician) to obtain an overall picture of you and all the facets that have created you and your current mental state of being. It allows me to determine if psychotropic medication management is essential to your mental health recovery. This treatment approach is a dynamic process that allows you to explores ideas, destructive patterns, alterations in thinking and behaviors. It promotes self-awareness, leads to empowerment, and requires openness and trust for the development of effective coping and life skills for mental health recovery.
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Solution-Focused
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Mindfulness
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Motivational
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Person-Centered
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HIGHLIGHTS
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Testimonials
Dr. Boyd has been a refreshing source of comfort to me. I never had a doctor who actually explained the medications to me, why I’m taking them, the side effects, and benefits. She gave me that tough love I needed to change my thinking about my mental health, the stigma I was intruding upon myself, and accept it. This was the start to my mental recovery. I am eternally grateful.
Dr. Boyd has been a life saver for me. With all I have endured, she has been a beacon of light. I don’t know what I would have done without her.
The support Dr. B has given me has been unbelievable. She makes you believe in yourself and your abilities throughout your mental recovery. Being an addict was hard, being able to accept and recognize it as a mental health disorder was even harder. Instead of judging me and making me feel ashamed, she provided me with the resources and tools I needed. Thanks, Dr. B.
Dr. Boyd has been a refreshing source of comfort to me. I never had a doctor who actually explained the medications to me, why I’m taking them, the side effects, and benefits. She gave me that tough love I needed to change my thinking about my mental health, the stigma I was intruding upon myself, and accept it. This was the start to my mental recovery. I am eternally grateful.