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About Dan

Dan decided to become a Nurse Practitioner because he felt that it would provide a flexible and holistic framework to offer support for those dealing with mental health and medical issues. He has over 15 years of experience working in the psychiatric field as an outpatient psychopharm provider, seeing clients in a partial hospital program setting, and working on an inpatient psychiatric unit in the dual role as a Primary Care Provider and Psychiatric Attending. Currently Dan sees clients in his private practice on the North Shore and via telehealth for medication management as well as Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy with his wife.

Dan graduated with honors from MGH's Institute of Health Professions with a dual certification in Adult Primary Care and Adult Psychiatry / Mental Health. He is certified by the ANCC and AANP as an Adult Nurse Practitioner, and by the ANCC as an Adult Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and Adult Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist. While in school Dan spent clinical training time on medical and psychiatric units at Massachusetts General Hospital, the Cambridge Health Alliance, and the Bedford VA Hospital. Dan also worked on McLean Hospital's Bipolar and Schizophrenia floor for five years as a mental health specialist and as a staff nurse. While grounded in evidence based practices, Dan's private practice work is informed by his long history studying various alternative modaltities which complement his approach to caring for the whole person.

Dan is a member of the Sigma Theta Tau National Honor Society of Nursing, the Massachusetts Coalition of Nurse Practitioners, the Massachusetts Association of Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses, an alumni and current Ambassador for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Health Service Corps, and a graduate and current board member of the Massachusetts Society for Bioenergetic Analysis. Over the past few years Dan has been a regular participant and steward with Hero's Journey Foundation.

Philosophy

I see my relationship with clients as a partnership, where we work together toward the goal of helping you be more authentic and compassionate in a world that can be extremely stressful.

I strongly believe in the power of the therapeutic relationship and view medication as a tool used in addition to therapy and other supports. I practice primarily as a psychopharmacologist at this time, and see my role as helping clients understand treatment options by utilizing a thorough diagnostic evaluation and developing a safe and affirming working relationship.

Some people come to see me looking for help with symptoms like:

  • Low mood and energy
  • Anxiety or fear
  • Irritability
  • Trouble paying attention or feeling forgetful
  • Difficulty falling or staying asleep related to mood or anxiety
  • Sadness related to loss/grief

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Getting Started

Generally, I am able to schedule an appointment within one to two weeks of being contacted. Please call my office to discuss scheduling an appointment. If I cannot provide the services needed at a rate that is afforable, I will be glad to provide referrals.

Contact

Email Dan

Address

Boston's North Shore

Phone

617-903-0321

Email Address

dan@dangross.com

Current Clients




Links for appointments are below:

Video Call
Click here -> Video via Zoom - This admits you into the 'waiting room' and I will be with you shortly

Phone Call: choose the best option for you
1) Click here -> Phone via Zoom - Follow the prompts though you should only have to press '#' at the end to indicate you are a particpant
2) Call 929-436-2866 and enter Meeting ID '612 412 8742'
3) Use the Zoom app