Welcome to Mental Wellness for a Lifetime
Integrative Psychiatry and Therapy for the Neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ Communities and its Allies
Hi, I’m Earl, and I believe that mental healthcare should combine science, soul & wellness.
I’m a Psych NP who blends Western medical training, Eastern wisdom, and holistic approaches to support whole-person healing. As a LGBTQ+ man, trauma survivor, and neurodivergent provider, I teach the strength of the human spirit and the power of love and connection in their role in healing and wellness.
I created Wellthy Psychiatry & Wellness to help LGBTQ and Neurodivergent youth and adults overcome:
Depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and ADHD
Trauma, substance use, and addiction
Unhealthy relationships, low self-esteem, and burnout
Navigate their identity while optimizing their wellness
“Earl gets me. He listened and never made me feel judged for my ADHD and anxiety. He also helped me use supplements and vitamins that other psychiatrists simply refused to do. Most importantly, he gave me hope in my future — 17 year old, bisexual male,Verified Patient, 2025
Here to Support You, Unconditionally
I founded Wellthy Psychiatry & Wellness so people like you can receive care that feels personal, respectful, and truly heard. Here, you’ll find a different kind of mental health care — no rushed appointments or one-size-fits-all plans. We take time to listen, collaborate, and build a treatment approach that feels empowering and tailored to you.
Here with you, as your partner in wellness: mind, body, & soul.
More than Just Meds
Our integrative, mind-body approach includes:
Medication management
Complementary & alternative healing practices
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Existential & Humanistic Therapy
Why Clients Choose Us
If you’ve ever felt misunderstood or unheard in past mental health care — you’ll feel the difference here.
It is our mission to:
Take the time to truly understand you
Meet you at your pace collaboratively
Treat every session as sacred time for healing
At Wellthy Psychiatry, we offer you integrative solutions to the issues above, including mind-body medicine, therapy, medication, and holistic healing practices.
Do these experiences sound familiar?
You’ve felt judged for your LGBTQIA+ identity or interest in holistic practices
Big emotions feel constant or hard to manage.
Joy and motivation are gone; even leaving the house feels hard.
You feel disconnected from friends, family, or community.
Substances, drinking, or smoking have become ways to cope.
Medication hasn’t helped, or didn’t feel right for you.
You suspect ADHD, PTSD, or autism, but aren’t sure where to start.
You’re tired of feeling stuck, anxious, or disconnected from yourself.
What exactly is “wellth”?
Wellth is the concept of being rich in well-being. It focuses on:
Physical health, mental and emotional balance
Strong relationships and community
Purpose and personal growth
Essentially, it’s a shift from measuring success in net worth to measuring it in life worth.
At Wellthy Psychiatry and Wellness, our focus is on building your wellth.
Wellth is a modern blend of the words “wealth” and “wellness.” It refers to the idea that true wealth isn’t just about money, possessions, or success — it’s about living a healthy, meaningful, and balanced life— balancing your mind, body and soul. It’s the foundation through which we must heal.
- Earl Johns, Psych NP
Real Stories of Healing
Real Stories of Healing
“Earl helped me feel less overwhelmed by adulthood and more capable of handling it.” With his support, I learned practical ways to manage anxiety, set boundaries, and trust my own decisions.
— 23-year-old queer woman, Oakland, CA
“For the first time, I felt like someone truly understood how my brain works.” Earl helped me manage ADHD without shame and build routines that actually fit my life. I feel more focused, confident, and hopeful about my future.
— 25-year-old neurodivergent man, Berkeley, CA
“Earl made it safe to talk about the parts of myself I had spent years hiding.” His warmth and openness helped me work through identity, family expectations, and anxiety while becoming more comfortable with who I am.
— 27-year-old bisexual Asian American woman, San Francisco, CA
“I started therapy feeling lost and constantly worried that I was falling behind.” Earl helped me challenge that pressure, understand my patterns, and create a life that feels meaningful on my own terms.
— 28-year-old gay man, Oakland, CA
“Earl supported me through one of the biggest transitions of my life.” He helped me navigate relationships, career uncertainty, and coming out with compassion and clarity. I now feel more grounded and secure in myself.
— 29-year-old trans woman, San Francisco, CA
“Working with Earl helped me understand that burnout wasn’t a personal failure.” Together, we found realistic ways to manage stress, protect my energy, and reconnect with the things that bring me joy.
— 31-year-old queer professional, Alameda, CA
“Earl listened without judgment and always made me feel like an active partner in my care.” His thoughtful approach to therapy and medication helped me feel emotionally steadier while still feeling fully like myself.
— 34-year-old cisgender woman ally, Berkeley, CA
“I had spent years being hard on myself for struggling with focus, relationships, and emotional overwhelm.” Earl helped me understand these patterns with compassion and gave me tools that made everyday life feel more manageable.
— 36-year-old nonbinary adult, Oakland, CA
“Earl helped me slow down and recognize what I actually needed.” Through our work, I became better at communicating, setting healthy boundaries, and choosing relationships that feel safe and mutual.
— 38-year-old gay Latino man, San Francisco, CA“Working with Earl changed my life.
It wasn’t just therapy or meds — it was healing for my whole self. Earl truly listened, found what worked for me, and helped me rebuild confidence and clarity.”
— 39-year-old cis-woman ally, Oakland, CA,
“For the first time, I felt completely safe being myself.
Earl supported me through grief, burnout, and gender identity questions with empathy and insight. His care helped me trust myself again and find real peace and joy.”
— 42-year-old trans man, San Francisco, CA
“Earl saw the real me — not just my symptoms.
He didn’t just prescribe medication; he understood my history and values. His holistic approach helped me find balance between mind, body, and self-compassion.”
— 37-year-old gay man, San Francisco, CA“Earl helped me reconnect with parts of myself I thought were gone. His warmth and steady guidance made it possible to face trauma without feeling alone. I learned to care for myself with compassion, not criticism — something I never thought I could do.” — 46-year-old queer woman, Berkeley, CA
“Therapy with Earl felt like being truly understood for the first time. He brought patience, humor, and deep insight to every session, helping me navigate anxiety and family struggles with courage. I left each conversation feeling grounded and hopeful.” — 33-year-old nonbinary POC, Oakland, CA,
Here’s the good news: You’re not broken. You’re not alone. And this isn’t the end of your story, just a new chapter.
At Wellthy Psychiatry Wellness, we take a holistic, lifestyle-based approach to mental health care—rooted in science, shaped by lived experience, and delivered with humanity. We offer a stress-free 15-minute consultation to learn about your treatment goals and to see if we would be would be a good fit.
Your Walk to Wellness
Step 1: Reach Out
Every journey begins with a single step. Contact us to schedule an initial call where we’ll explore your goals.
Step 2: First Visit — Getting to Know You
We take time to truly understand you — your story, your strengths, and the challenges you’re facing
Step 3: Continued Care— Grow Together
Through ongoing visits, typically every 2 to 8 weeks, we’ll work together toward your goals tailored to your needs.
Step 4: Find Peace and Wellness
Oure goal is to help you feel grounded, balanced, and at peace, equipped with a plan that supports your wellness.

