Telepsychiatry care & medication management in Arizona.
Personalized evaluation and ongoing care for children, teens and adults — from the privacy of home.
Now accepting new patients in Arizona
Secure telehealth appointments across ArizonaAges 7+Most major insurance accepted
New patients
Your first visit with Dr. Bosede
Request a time, get a call from Dr. Bosede, then meet by secure video from home.
- About a minuteJust your name, phone and who the visit is for.
- Dr. Bosede’s office calls youThey will call to confirm a time, age eligibility and your insurance benefits or costs.
- Kept privateNo medical details needed here — you’ll discuss everything with your provider.
Prefer to talk? Call 469-463-0036
Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
What we help with
Care for the whole family, ages 7 and up
Every plan starts with a personal evaluation. Tap a service to learn more.
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ADHDAttention, focus and impulse-control concerns, for children, teens and adults.
ADHD can affect attention, activity and behavior in children, teens and adults. Newstone offers individualized evaluation and care.
What can an evaluation include?
Your provider may review symptoms, personal and family history, and symptom-rating scales. For children and teens, caregiver or teacher input may be useful.
How is care planned?
Recommendations depend on age, symptoms and individual needs. The practice describes medication management and behavioral or other therapy approaches as potential options.
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Anxiety & depressionPersistent worry, low mood and daily-life challenges.
Anxiety and depression are distinct conditions that can occur together. Newstone takes an individualized approach to evaluation and treatment.
What can I discuss?
Share how worry, mood, energy, sleep or concentration are affecting your daily life. An evaluation helps the provider understand what you are experiencing.
What care is available?
A care plan may include psychotherapy, medication management or both, depending on your assessment and needs.
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PTSDPersonalized support for symptoms related to trauma.
Post-traumatic stress disorder can affect emotional well-being and everyday functioning. Newstone offers assessment and individualized care through telehealth.
What happens in an evaluation?
The team asks about your experiences, symptoms, and medical and mental health history. Share information at a pace you can discuss with your provider.
How is treatment tailored?
Care may include psychotherapy, medication management or both. Recommendations consider symptoms, other mental health needs and your support system.
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InsomniaSleep difficulties and related mental health needs.
Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or feeling rested can affect your day. Newstone assesses sleep concerns and possible underlying mental health factors.
What will we discuss?
Your provider may ask about sleep patterns, daily functioning, stress, medical history, anxiety and mood to better understand your concerns.
What may a plan include?
The practice describes behavioral approaches, sleep-habit changes and care for underlying mental health conditions. Any medication recommendation depends on your evaluation.
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Anger managementUnderstand triggers and build healthier ways to respond.
When anger affects relationships or daily life, Newstone offers individualized psychiatric mental health care and support.
What is the focus of care?
The goal is to understand anger and express it constructively, rather than simply suppress it. Your provider reviews your history and personal goals.
What approaches are offered?
The practice describes cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic and family therapy approaches. Your provider will discuss which services are appropriate and available for your appointment.
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Personality disordersAssessment and support for long-term patterns.
Newstone provides evaluation and care for personality disorders, which may affect emotions, relationships, behavior and daily functioning.
How is a diagnosis made?
A qualified mental health professional evaluates symptoms and history. Difficulty with relationships alone does not establish a diagnosis.
What might care involve?
The practice describes personalized psychotherapy approaches, sometimes involving family support. Ask the team about services appropriate for your individual needs.
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Bipolar disorderOngoing psychiatric care for significant mood changes.
Bipolar disorder can involve substantial changes in mood, energy and functioning. Newstone offers individualized telehealth psychiatric care.
What will an evaluation cover?
Your provider asks about mood changes, symptoms and their effect on your life. An assessment helps clarify the diagnosis and care needs.
How is care managed?
The practice describes medication management and psychotherapy as possible parts of a plan. Ongoing follow-up can support monitoring and treatment decisions.
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OCDUnwanted, repeating thoughts and behaviors that are hard to control.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder can involve intrusive thoughts and repeated behaviors that take up time and affect daily life. Newstone offers individualized evaluation and care through telehealth.
What happens in an evaluation?
Your provider asks about your thoughts and routines, how much time they take and how they affect you, along with your medical and mental health history.
What care is available?
The practice describes medication management and therapy approaches as potential options, depending on your assessment and needs.
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SchizophreniaOngoing psychiatric care and medication management.
Schizophrenia can affect thinking, perception, emotions and daily functioning. Newstone offers individualized telehealth psychiatric care.
What will an evaluation cover?
Your provider reviews symptoms, history and current medications. With your permission, family or caregiver input may be helpful.
How is care managed?
The practice describes medication management and regular follow-up as parts of a plan. Follow-up visits help review your response, side effects and treatment needs.
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Impulse control disordersSupport for urges and behaviors that are hard to resist.
Impulse control disorders involve difficulty resisting urges or actions that can affect relationships, work or daily life. Newstone offers individualized evaluation and care.
What can I discuss?
Share which urges or behaviors concern you, how often they happen and how they affect your life. Your provider also reviews your history and related mental health needs.
What may a plan include?
Recommendations depend on your evaluation. The practice describes therapy approaches, medication management or both as possible options.
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Medication managementReview options, monitor response and adjust over time.
Newstone provides psychiatric medication management as part of an individualized treatment plan. Prescribing decisions follow a clinical evaluation.
What happens during a visit?
Discuss current symptoms, medications, benefits and side effects with your provider. Follow-up appointments help the team review your response and treatment needs.
Is medication always prescribed?
No. Medication is not appropriate for everyone and is never guaranteed. Speak with your prescriber before changing or stopping any prescribed medication.
How it works
Three simple steps
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Request a visit
Send the short form or call 469-463-0036. It takes about a minute.
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Dr. Bosede’s office calls you
They will call to confirm a time, age eligibility and your insurance benefits or costs.
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Meet by secure video
Talk with your provider from home about your concerns and treatment options.
Meet your provider
Bosede Iwuamadi, DNP, PMHNP
Founder · Board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner
Dr. Iwuamadi founded Newstone Behavioral Health to make compassionate, respectful psychiatric care easier to reach — including for people in areas with limited access to mental health services.
She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at West Coast University and her Doctor of Nursing Practice (psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner) at the University of Massachusetts Global.
Questions
Before you book
Is this in person or online?
All Arizona appointments are virtual. You meet your provider by secure video from home or another private space. The practice confirms your appointment and sends instructions for joining.
Who can be seen?
Newstone sees children, teens and adults ages 7 and older. The practice will confirm eligibility for your specific visit.
Do you take insurance?
Newstone accepts most major health insurance plans. Coverage and costs vary by plan, so the practice will verify your benefits and expected costs before your visit. Coverage is not guaranteed.
Will I be prescribed medication?
Not necessarily. Medication is not appropriate for everyone and is never guaranteed. Any prescribing decision follows a clinical evaluation, and your plan may include therapy approaches, medication management or both.
What happens after I send a request?
Dr. Bosede’s office will call you to confirm a time, eligibility and insurance, then schedule your visit. A request is not a confirmed appointment.
What if I need help right now?
This website is not for emergencies. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
Ready to talk with someone?
Virtual psychiatric care across Arizona. New patients welcome.