About Us
Nicholas Brown, DO
Board Certified Psychiatrist
Dr. Brown graduated from University of California, Berkeley with a bachelors in Integrative Biology. He completed his medical degree at an Osteopathic Medical school; Western University of Health Sciences in Lebanon, OR. There he received the "Patch Adam's Award" from his colleagues. Dr. Brown completed his residency in Psychiatry at Loyola University in Chicago. There he received awards for positive patient feedback and research.
His training has included: medication management, psychotherapy, trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy, addiction treatment, battlefield acupuncture, osteopathic manipulative treatment, ketamine assisted psychotherapy, electroconvulsive therapy, and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy. His research focus and Grand Rounds presentation as a 4th year resident was on psilocybin assisted psychotherapy. Once legalized Dr. Brown plans on offering this modality as a treatment due to substantial data supporting its efficacy and safety. Dr. Brown includes dual medication management and psychotherapy for all patients he sees. Basic lab work is completed to ensure no physiologic issues are compounding or causing psychiatric conditions. Support and guidance on vitamin supplementation, diet and exercise strategies provided as appropriate.
Additional Trainings Completed:
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Bredesen Protocol RECODE
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Prolozone (AAO)
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Advance Prolozone (AAO)
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Medical Chelation (ACAM)
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Hyperbaric Oxygen Medicine Training (ATMO)
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Ketamine Medical Provider Training Program (IPI)
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Clinical TMS Provider (CTS)
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Basic Certification Course Neurofeedback (Zengar)
Beth Wadman, MD
Board Certified Psychiatrist
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Dr. Wadman graduated from St. Lawrence University with a BS in chemistry. She completed a residency in Family Medicine at the University of Maryland in Baltimore. Although she enjoyed studying the body, she realized that she really loved the mental health aspects of medicine she went on to complete a residency in psychiatry at Shepard and Enoch Pratt Hospital in Towson, Maryland to study the mind. She had a long term psychotherapy practice for 13 years in Baltimore. She then moved west to Mount Shasta where she became a traveling psychiatrist working mostly in community mental centers in Oregon, Arizona and California. This allowed her to travel extensively to sacred sites around the planet to pursue her study of the spirit. She came out of a few years of retirement when she realized she still had something to offer and is happy to be working one day a week at MBS Integrative Psychiatry.