Women’s Integrative PsychiatrISt in Campbell

Reproductive psychiatry focuses on how the stages of a woman's reproductive life — menstruation, pregnancy, postpartum, and perimenopause — affect mental health. It is a specialized area of psychiatry that most general practitioners are not trained in.

At Bloom & Build, Dr. Greenlee combines evidence-based psychiatric care with a deep understanding of how reproductive transitions affect mood, focus, and daily functioning. She works with women navigating PMDD, perinatal mood changes, perimenopause, and the conditions that often surface or worsen during these stages, including ADHD, anxiety, and depression.

In-person appointments are held at 307 Orchard City Drive, Suite 310 in Campbell, California. The office is conveniently located for women throughout the South Bay, including San Jose, Los Gatos, Saratoga, Santa Clara, Cupertino, and Sunnyvale.

For women who prefer not to commute, telehealth appointments are available throughout California. Whether you are in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sacramento, or anywhere else in the state, you can access the same quality of care from home.

Yes. ADHD in women is one of Dr. Greenlee's core areas of focus, and for good reason. It is one of the most underdiagnosed and misunderstood conditions in adult women.

Women with ADHD often don't present with the hyperactivity most people associate with the diagnosis. Instead they experience difficulty focusing, emotional dysregulation, disorganization, and exhaustion from years of compensating. Symptoms also shift with reproductive changes, including the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, postpartum, and perimenopause.

Dr. Greenlee offers comprehensive ADHD evaluations and personalized treatment plans that consider your full history, life stage, and goals. Not just a symptom checklist.

Perimenopause often arrives without a clear announcement. For many women it shows up as worsening anxiety, new depression, disrupted sleep, or ADHD symptoms that suddenly feel unmanageable — and a doctor who keeps telling them everything looks fine.

Dr. Greenlee focuses specifically on the psychiatric side of this transition. She evaluates what is driving your symptoms, distinguishes between hormonal mood changes and underlying psychiatric conditions, and builds a treatment plan that addresses both. She also coordinates with your OB/GYN or primary care physician when helpful, so your care stays connected.

Bloom & Build is an out-of-network practice. You pay directly for services and receive a detailed superbill to submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement. Many women with PPO plans receive partial to significant reimbursement, so it is worth checking your out-of-network mental health benefits before your first appointment.

HSA and FSA payments are accepted. Dr. Greenlee keeps her practice out of network so she can offer longer sessions, more thorough care, and the kind of unhurried attention that insurance-dictated appointment times simply don't allow.

Socioculturally attuned care means your cultural background, identity, and lived experience are treated as central to your mental health. Not as side notes.

For many women, especially Black women and women of color, standard psychiatric care has missed, minimized, or misread their symptoms because it was not designed with their experiences in mind. Dr. Greenlee's approach actively accounts for the ways culture, race, family history, and social context shape how we experience and express mental health challenges.

You don't have to translate yourself to be understood here.