Juliette Fritz
BSN, University of Cincinnati // MSN Ohio State University
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Juliette M. Fritz, APRN, PMHNP-BC is a board certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner and the director of ketamine infusion / Spravato program at The Anxiety Center in Cincinnati. Juliette provides clinical expertise in evidence-based medication management and neuromodulation for children, adolescents and adults with a wide variety of conditions including depression, anxiety, mood disorder, OCD, ADHD, and behavioral concerns. Juliette integrates the latest in pharmacological treatments, genomic testing, and is well versed in complimentary psychotherapies.
Juliette earned her Master of Nursing degree and has completed coursework towards her Doctorate at The Ohio State University. Her previous experience includes working as a Patient Care Assistant and Mental Health Specialist at Cincinnati Children’s, working as registered nurse on the inpatient psychiatric unit at Christ Hospital and in outpatient pediatrics at Anderson Hills Pediatrics, and as a nurse practitioner at Greater Dayton Behavioral Health. She also has experience co-leading dialectical behavioral therapy groups. Juliette understands that discussing medications for mental health can be scary and at times overwhelming. She works closely with patients and families to develop a holistic treatment that considers all facets of the patient's functioning. Patient progress is monitored and adjustments are made to ensure an optimal outcome.
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Juliette is an active member of the Clinical TMS Society, American Association of Nurse Practitioners, Ohio Association of Advanced Nurse Practitioners, International OCD Foundation, the Anxiety and Depression Association of America and is committed to staying abreast of the latest advances in interventional psychiatry. She is a certified administrator of Brainsway TMS, Magventure TMS, and Spravato.
My Passion
"I’ve suffered from anxiety since I was a young child, but it was not until I was older that I recognized what it was and learned how to overcome it. I’ve realized that when my anxiety is under control, there are parts of it that have positively impacted my life. When at an appropriate level, my anxiety makes me motivated, causes me to plan ahead, and leads me to have greater empathy. With that being said, my goal with prescribing medication is not to change who you are, but to help you discover what your life can be like when your symptoms no longer hold you back. Medication will not cure all of your problems, as much as I wish that it could. However, in conjunction with therapy and lifestyle changes, you can be empowered to move ahead in building a balanced and meaningful life."
