Psychiatric Evaluations
A thorough, unhurried conversation to understand what you’re experiencing and explore next steps together.
Sanity Behavioral Healthcare Systems
Finding the right mental health support can feel like a big step. At SBHS, we provide thoughtful, evidence-based care in a welcoming environment where you can feel heard, respected, and involved in your treatment.
Board-certified careDr. Judith Eta, DNP, PMHNP-BC
In-person & telehealthWhen clinically appropriate
Board-Certified PMHNP-BCPsychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
14+ Years of Nursing ExperienceAcross acute, rehab, long-term & behavioral care
Personalized Care PlansBuilt around your goals and preferences
In-Person & Telehealth CareLanham, MD office and virtual visits
You’re in the right place
Maybe you’re feeling overwhelmed. Maybe you’re struggling with your mood, focus, sleep, stress, relationships, or simply don’t feel like yourself. You don’t have to diagnose yourself before asking for help. We’ll start by listening, understanding what you’re experiencing, and exploring what kind of support may be right for you.
Our services
From your first evaluation to ongoing follow-up, every service is shaped around your needs, goals and circumstances.
A thorough, unhurried conversation to understand what you’re experiencing and explore next steps together.
Careful, collaborative support when medication is part of your plan, with regular check-ins and adjustments.
Supportive one-on-one sessions to talk openly, build coping skills and work toward what matters to you.
Personalized support for persistent worry, nervousness, panic or feeling on edge.
Compassionate care for ongoing sadness, low energy, loss of interest, or feeling stuck.
Evaluation and ongoing support for attention, focus, organization and impulsivity concerns.
A safe, patient space to address the effects of trauma at a pace that feels right for you.
Support for chronic stress, exhaustion and feeling stretched too thin at work, school or home.
Secure virtual visits from home when telehealth is clinically appropriate for you.
Why SBHS
We take the time to understand your story, explain your options clearly, and make decisions with you, never for you.
Your care plan should reflect your needs, goals, circumstances, and preferences.
We believe care works best when you understand your options and participate in decisions about your treatment.
Our approach draws on established psychiatric and behavioral-health practices.
You deserve a space where you can speak openly without feeling judged.
Meet your provider
Dr. Judith Eta is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner dedicated to providing thoughtful, personalized mental healthcare to adolescents and adults.
With more than 14 years of nursing experience across acute care, rehabilitation, long-term care, behavioral health and psychiatric services, Dr. Eta brings a steady, compassionate presence to every visit.
Conditions we support
Whatever you’re facing, you don’t have to name it perfectly. These are some of the concerns we commonly help with.
How it works
Five clear steps, with a real person from our team guiding you along the way.
Send an appointment request online or call the office. Our team will reach out to confirm details.
Share some background information before your visit so your time together can focus on you.
Talk openly about what you’re experiencing, in person or by telehealth when appropriate.
Together, decide on a plan that reflects your needs, goals and preferences.
Regular follow-up visits help track progress and adjust your plan as needed.
Telehealth
When telehealth is clinically appropriate, virtual visits can make mental healthcare more convenient and accessible.
Telehealth availability depends on the service, provider, patient location, licensure, and applicable requirements.

We believe financial information should be clear and straightforward. SBHS has been approved by Aetna, First Health and Coventry. Contact our team to confirm your benefits, ask about self-pay options, or get answers to other questions about getting started.
FAQ
Straightforward answers to common questions about getting started.
Still have a question?
Our team is happy to help during office hours (Monday – Saturday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM).
Your first appointment is usually a psychiatric evaluation: a conversation about what brought you in, your history, and your goals. We’ll listen, ask questions, and talk with you about possible next steps. You’ll have time to ask questions too.
See how it worksNo. You don’t need a diagnosis or a referral to reach out. Many people come to us simply because something doesn’t feel right. We’ll help you understand what you’re experiencing.
Yes, SBHS offers telehealth visits when clinically appropriate. Telehealth availability depends on the service, provider, patient location, licensure, and applicable requirements.
Learn about telehealthYes. SBHS has been approved by Aetna, First Health and Coventry. Coverage and benefits vary by plan, so we recommend contacting us or your insurer to confirm your benefits before your first visit.
Contact us about insurance & costPlease contact our team to ask about self-pay options and costs. We believe financial information should be clear and straightforward, and we’re glad to explain what to expect.
It can help to write down your main concerns, a list of current medications and supplements, any past diagnoses or treatment, and questions you’d like to ask. If you have records from previous providers, you may bring those too, but they aren’t required.
Questions to ask before your first appointmentProtecting your privacy matters to us. Information shared during your care is handled in accordance with applicable privacy laws. Please don’t include sensitive medical information in website forms or general email.
Read our Notice of Privacy PracticesNo. SBHS is not an emergency or 24-hour crisis service, and website forms, email, and appointment requests are not continuously monitored. For an immediate medical or behavioral emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. You can also call or text 988 to reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Next step
Taking the first step toward better mental health doesn’t require having all the answers. When you’re ready, we’re here to help you get started.