Meet Your Provider

Meet Latesia Miles, PMHNP-BC

Board-certified psychiatric care grounded in clinical experience, compassion, and whole-person understanding.

At EscapeMind Psychiatry, care is led by Latesia Miles, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with more than 20 years of nursing experience. Her background spans high-acuity medical settings, psychiatric care, medication management, and complex patient support — allowing her to understand both the emotional and physical factors that can affect mental health.

Care That Begins With Listening

Mental health symptoms rarely exist in isolation. Sleep, medical history, trauma, relationships, medications, family dynamics, substance use, and major life transitions can all affect how a person feels and functions.

Latesia takes time to understand the full picture—not only the symptoms that brought you to care. Together, you will develop a treatment plan that is realistic, respectful, and informed by your individual needs.

Her goal is to help every patient feel heard, educated, and actively involved throughout treatment.

“I want patients to leave each visit feeling heard, informed, and confident about the next step in their care.”

Experience & Education

A Clinical Background Built Across Every Level of Nursing

Latesia began her healthcare career as a Licensed Practical Nurse and continued advancing through registered nursing and graduate-level psychiatric training. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and completed her Master of Science in Nursing at St. Thomas University.

Her clinical experience includes ICU, CCU, and trauma-unit nursing. This background gives her a strong understanding of complex medical conditions, medication interactions, and the ways physical health can influence emotional wellbeing.

20+ Years

Clinical nursing experience

PMHNP-BC

Board-certified psychiatric provider

ICU, CCU & Trauma

High-acuity medical background

Ages 12+

Adolescents through older adults

Collaborative care with therapists, primary-care providers, schools, families, and specialists when appropriate and with patient consent.

Where Medical and Mental Health Experience Meet

Emotional symptoms can sometimes be affected by medications, chronic illness, hormonal changes, sleep disorders, pain, neurological concerns, or other medical conditions.

Latesia’s acute-care nursing background helps her approach psychiatric treatment with a broader clinical perspective. She carefully considers medical history, current medications, possible interactions, and the need for coordination with other members of a patient’s healthcare team.

Therapy Collaboration

Complex Presentations

Thoughtful evaluation when psychiatric and medical symptoms overlap.

Medication Awareness

Careful attention to side effects, interactions, and co-occurring conditions.

Coordinated Care

Communication with therapists, primary-care providers, and specialists when appropriate.

Treatment Philosophy

Collaborative Care

You are part of the decision-making process. Latesia explains options clearly, answers questions, and works with you to choose a plan that fits your goals and comfort level.

Evidence-Based Treatment

Care is guided by current psychiatric practice standards, clinical assessment, medication safety, and careful follow-up.

Cultural Sensitivity

Every person brings a unique background, identity, family system, and life story. Care is delivered with respect, openness, and dignity.

Whole-Person Perspective

Mental health care should consider more than a diagnosis. Sleep, medical conditions, medications, stress, relationships, work, school, and daily functioning all matter.

What You Can Expect From Care

01 — A Thoughtful Conversation

Your concerns, symptoms, history, medications, and goals are discussed without judgment.

02 — A Comprehensive Evaluation

Your mental, physical, social, and medical circumstances are considered together.

03 — Clear Recommendations

Treatment options, expected benefits, possible side effects, and alternatives are explained clearly.

04 — Ongoing Collaboration

Progress is reviewed regularly, and the treatment plan is adjusted as your needs change.

Areas of Clinical Focus

Latesia provides psychiatric evaluation and medication-management support for a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and psychiatric concerns.

Services and treatment recommendations depend on an individualized clinical evaluation.
Some conditions may require referral to a higher level of care or another specialist.

Mood & Anxiety

  • Depression and mood disorders
  • Generalized anxiety
  • Panic and social anxiety
  • Bipolar disorder

Attention, Trauma & Complex Needs

  • ADHD across the lifespan
  • PTSD and trauma-related symptoms
  • Sleep and insomnia concerns
  • Psychotic-spectrum disorders
  • Medical-psychiatric complexity
  • Late-life emotional and cognitive concerns

Who We Serves

Adolescents

ages 12–17

Young adults

ages 18–25

Adults

ages 26–64

Older adults

ages 65+

Begin with a thoughtful psychiatric evaluation.

Whether you are seeking help for the first time or looking for a more personalized approach to ongoing care, EscapeMind Psychiatry is here to help you take the next step with clarity and support.

EscapeMind Psychiatry is not an emergency service. Call 911 or visit the nearest emergency room if you are in immediate danger. Call or text 988 for crisis support.