Psychiatry for the whole person — with time to do it well.
Individualized psychiatric care in Fort Collins, Colorado — collaborative, practical, and tailored to you, not simply a diagnosis or a medication list. One of the few practices in the area offering both IV and IM ketamine treatment.

Evaluation first
Care begins with a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation — never a quick consult.
Therapy woven in
Psychotherapy is part of medication visits when appropriate, in coordination with your therapist.
Private-pay practice
Payment at time of service; detailed superbills available for out-of-network reimbursement.
Treatment shaped around your history, your goals, and the people who support you.
Care is collaborative and practical. Depending on your needs, visits may include supportive therapy, psychoeducation, motivational interviewing, and behavioral strategies — alongside careful medication management. With your permission, I work closely with your therapist, and welcome the perspective of trusted family or partners when it helps.
Trauma and PTSD
Care that accounts for how trauma shapes symptoms, relationships, and recovery.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Evidence-based medication strategies, coordinated with exposure-based therapy.
Treatment-resistant depression
Thoughtful next steps when standard approaches haven’t brought enough relief.
Pregnancy and postpartum
Depression, anxiety, and OCD during pregnancy and after childbirth.
Medication in pregnancy
Careful weighing of medication benefits, risks, and the risks of untreated illness.
Ketamine treatment
IV and IM treatment for appropriate candidates, after full evaluation.
A different mechanism, offered with care.
Ketamine can work differently — and sometimes more rapidly — than conventional antidepressants. Research suggests it may bring rapid relief from depressive symptoms and suicidal thoughts for some appropriately selected patients, including those with treatment-resistant depression.
Response varies: relief may be partial or temporary, and ketamine doesn’t help everyone. Every treatment follows a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, medical screening, and a shared decision about whether it’s right for you.
What I offer
How we start, honestly.
I don’t offer brief introductory consultations in place of a real assessment — good decisions need adequate time.
A comprehensive evaluation
We review your symptoms, history, previous treatments, medications, medical considerations, and goals — with the time it deserves.
A mutual decision
Completing an evaluation obligates neither of us. Together we decide whether the practice is an appropriate fit and whether continuing care is likely to be safe and beneficial.
An individualized plan
Established, evidence-based options first — and thoughtful, clearly explained off-label strategies when standard approaches haven’t provided enough relief. Every recommendation is a conversation, never a promise.
Compassionate care through pregnancy and after childbirth.
Pregnancy and the postpartum period can bring real changes in mood, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, and daily functioning. I provide psychiatric care for depression, anxiety, OCD, and other concerns during pregnancy and postpartum — individualized around your symptoms, the evidence, medication benefits and risks, the risks of untreated illness, and your own preferences. With your authorization, I collaborate with your obstetric, primary-care, and therapy team.
A practice built for time and attention, not billing codes.
Anne Reagin Psychiatry is a private-pay practice and does not bill insurance directly. Payment is due at the time of service. Private-pay care supports a highly individualized treatment process — with recommendations always grounded in professional standards, clinical judgment, and informed consent.
Detailed superbills are available on request if you’d like to seek reimbursement through out-of-network benefits. Reimbursement isn’t guaranteed, so it’s worth contacting your insurer about out-of-network coverage, deductibles, and submission requirements.
Begin with a conversation about whether this practice fits.
Reach out to request a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, or with questions about whether ketamine treatment may be appropriate to explore.