Panic Disorder
Thoughtful evaluation and individualized treatment for panic attacks, anticipatory anxiety, physical symptoms, avoidance, and fear of experiencing another episode.
About Us
Therapy sessions that meet you where you are — not where you “should” be.
About CareSync Psych
A psychiatric practice built around understanding people.
CareSync Psych was created for patients who want thoughtful, personalized mental health care—and a relationship with a provider who takes the time to understand more than a list of symptoms.
We believe good psychiatric care should feel clinically sound, collaborative, respectful, and human.
Our role is not to decide who you should be. It is to help you better understand what you are experiencing, explore meaningful options, and build a treatment plan that supports the life you want to live.
Psychiatry can be both clinical and personal.
That idea shaped CareSync Psych from the beginning.
Why We Exist
CareSync began with a different question.
Instead of asking only, “What diagnosis fits?” we believe psychiatric care should also ask, “What has this person experienced, what is affecting them now, and what do they need from treatment?”
Mental health treatment can sometimes become focused on appointments, diagnoses, prescriptions, and symptom scores. Those things matter—but they are not the whole story.
People arrive with relationships, responsibilities, fears, strengths, physical health concerns, past experiences, values, goals, and different ideas about what feeling better would actually mean.
CareSync Psych was created to make room for that broader conversation while maintaining evidence-based psychiatric care.
The goal is not simply to reduce symptoms.
The goal is to help care make sense in the context of your life.
Meet the Founder
Jennifer Sanri, ARNP, PMHNP-BC
Founder · Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse PractitionerMy approach to psychiatry is shaped by the belief that patients deserve both clinical expertise and genuine curiosity about their individual experience.
I want patients to understand why we are considering a treatment, what alternatives exist, what we are watching for, and how we will know whether the plan is actually helping.
I also believe psychiatric care should leave room for nuance. Sometimes medication is appropriate. Sometimes psychotherapy needs to take the lead. Sometimes physical health, sleep, relationships, stress, behavior, or life circumstances need greater attention.
Good care is not about forcing every patient into the same treatment model. It is about knowing the evidence and then thoughtfully applying it to the person in front of you.
My Role
Listen carefully, evaluate thoroughly, explain clearly,
and make treatment decisions collaboratively.
Your Role
Bring your experiences, questions, concerns, preferences,
and goals into the conversation.
Our Goal
Build a treatment relationship where care can evolve
as your needs and circumstances change.
The Patient Experience
What we want psychiatric care to feel like.
Clinical care should be professional without feeling impersonal. Patients should be able to ask questions, express uncertainty, and participate meaningfully in treatment.
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Unhurried Enough to Understand
Treatment decisions are better when there is time to understand history, symptoms, context, concerns, previous experiences, and what matters most to the patient.
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Clear, Not Mysterious
You should know what we are treating, why an option is being considered, what the potential benefits and risks are, and what happens next.
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Collaborative, Not Prescriptive
Clinical expertise guides treatment, but your experiences and preferences matter. Good psychiatric care is something we build together.
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Flexible Enough to Change
Treatment is not static. Symptoms, health, goals, medications, relationships, and life circumstances change—and care should be able to change with them.
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Respectful of Individual Choice
Patients may have different comfort levels with medication, therapy, lifestyle changes, and other interventions. Those preferences deserve thoughtful discussion.
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Focused on Real Life
Improvement is not only a symptom score. It may mean returning to work, sleeping better, reconnecting with family, feeling less afraid, or being able to enjoy life again.
Our Values
The principles behind the practice.
These values influence how CareSync Psych approaches assessment, treatment decisions, communication, and ongoing care.
Curiosity
We do not assume that the first explanation is always the
complete explanation. Understanding comes before intervention.
Transparency
Patients deserve understandable information about treatment
options, risks, benefits, uncertainties, and alternatives.
Respect
Mental health care should preserve dignity and recognize
that patients bring their own values, experiences,
cultures, priorities, and preferences to treatment.
Clinical Responsibility
Compassion does not replace evidence. Treatment decisions
should remain grounded in appropriate assessment,
safety considerations, monitoring, and clinical judgment.
Growth
Treatment is not only about what is wrong. It can also
support insight, resilience, confidence, relationships,
functioning, and a more meaningful life.
Setting Expectations
What CareSync Psych is—and what it is not.
A good fit matters in mental health care. We want patients to understand the type of practice they are choosing.
CareSync Psych Is
- An outpatient psychiatric and mental health practice
- A setting for psychiatric evaluation and ongoing care
- A collaborative treatment environment
- A practice where medication may be used when appropriate
- A setting where psychotherapy and behavioral strategies may be incorporated into care
- A practice that considers relevant medical, lifestyle, psychological, and social context
- A place where questions and shared decision-making are encouraged
CareSync Psych Is Not
- A one-size-fits-all prescribing clinic
- A practice where every concern automatically requires medication
- A substitute for emergency psychiatric care
- A setting where physical health concerns are ignored when they may influence psychiatric treatment
- A place where patients are expected to agree with a plan without understanding their options
- A promise that one treatment approach will work for everyone
Continuity Matters
Treatment is a relationship, not a single appointment.
Psychiatric care often works best when there is continuity— time to observe patterns, assess response, make adjustments, and understand how treatment is functioning in everyday life.
Follow-up visits may involve much more than renewing a prescription. They can include reviewing progress, discussing side effects, understanding new stressors, reassessing diagnoses, evaluating sleep and functioning, revisiting goals, and changing direction when the current approach is no longer serving you.
That ongoing relationship is an important part of how CareSync Psych approaches treatment.
Our Lakeland Office
A professional space designed to feel more human.
The environment where mental health conversations happen matters. Our South Lakeland office was designed to feel calm, private, welcoming, and less institutional.
180 Fitzgerald Road
Suite 2
Lakeland, Florida 33813
Suite 2
Lakeland, Florida 33813
CareSync Psych also provides secure telehealth when clinically appropriate and permitted by provider licensure.
In-Person Psychiatry
Private appointments at our South Lakeland office.
Secure Telehealth
Convenient virtual psychiatric care when appropriate.
Outpatient Care
Evaluation, medication management, psychotherapy,
and ongoing psychiatric follow-up.
Thoughtful Environment
A setting intended to feel professional, comfortable,
and welcoming rather than institutional.
Finding the Right Fit
The relationship with your mental health provider matters.
If you are looking for psychiatric care that values conversation, clinical evidence, individual choice, and thoughtful collaboration, CareSync Psych may be a good place to begin.
CareSync Psych™ | Whole-Person Psychiatric Care
Dual Board-Certified in Family and Psychiatric-Mental Health Care
Jennifer Sanri is a dual board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Her advanced preparation in both family health and psychiatry supports an integrated approach that considers mental health symptoms alongside physical health, medications, sleep, nutrition, metabolic factors, and chronic medical conditions.
CareSync Psych provides personalized psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and psychotherapy-informed treatment. Although the practice serves people with a broad range of psychiatric and emotional concerns, Jennifer has a particular clinical focus on panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and social anxiety disorder.
OCD & Intrusive Thoughts
Evidence-informed psychiatric care for obsessive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, distressing intrusive thoughts, and related anxiety, with medication and therapy coordination when appropriate.
Social Anxiety
Personalized care for fear of judgment, performance anxiety, avoidance, physical anxiety symptoms, and difficulty participating comfortably in relationships, school, work, or social situations.
Comprehensive Psychiatric Care
CareSync Psych evaluates and treats a broad range of psychiatric conditions, including depression, generalized anxiety, trauma-related symptoms, PTSD, ADHD, bipolar disorders, insomnia, adjustment difficulties, and other mental health concerns. Services are provided when clinically appropriate and within the scope of an outpatient psychiatric practice.
Care options: In-person and telehealth psychiatric care are available in Florida. CareSync Psych provides fully remote telehealth services in Arizona, Washington, and Iowa, subject to licensure, clinical appropriateness, and applicable prescribing requirements.
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