The office
In person in Waxahachie
Progressive Pathways Psychiatry201 Amanda Ln, Unit 100
Waxahachie, TX 75165
Texas care, close to home ✦
Psychiatric care across Texas, from Waxahachie & DFW
Progressive Pathways Psychiatry sees patients in person at its Waxahachie office and by secure video anywhere in Texas. Evaluation and medication management for teens and adults, ages 12 and up.
- Ages 12+
- In person in Waxahachie
- Video statewide
- Office in Waxahachie
- In person across DFW
- Video anywhere in Texas
Quick answer
Progressive Pathways Psychiatry provides psychiatric care in Texas from an office at 201 Amanda Ln, Unit 100 in Waxahachie, serving the Dallas-Fort Worth area in person and the whole state by secure video. Stacy Edosonmwan, PMHNP-BC offers psychiatric evaluations and medication management for patients aged 12 and up.
Before you call ✦
Texas care at a glance
201 Amanda Ln, Unit 100
Waxahachie, TX 75165
12+
Ages 12 and up
Teens from 12 and adults of every age are seen, in the office or by video.
11
In network with 11 plans
For psychiatric care the practice is in network with 11 insurance plans and checks your benefits before the first visit. Therapy is cash pay.
By video anywhere in Texas
Secure video visits cover the same ground as most office visits and can include prescribing. You need to be physically in Texas at the time of each visit.
Office hours
- Friday
- 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm
- Saturday
- 8:00 am – 5:30 pm
Closed Sun–Thu
Two ways to be seen
Choose the office, choose video, or use both, whichever suits your week.
Face to face
In the Waxahachie office
- 201 Amanda Ln, Unit 100, Waxahachie, TX 75165
- Open Friday 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm, Saturday 8:00 am – 5:30 pm
- Evaluations and follow-ups in person, with the same provider
From home
By video, anywhere in Texas
- Evaluations and follow-ups, with prescribing where state and federal rules allow
- A private room, a camera and a steady connection
- You need to be in Texas during each visit
What we offer ✦
What psychiatric care in Texas includes
Psychiatric evaluation
An unhurried first appointment about your history, your symptoms and what you have already tried, ending with an explanation and a plan you agree with.
Medication management
Choosing, starting and adjusting medication with regular follow-ups, in the office or by video, so every change is explained before it happens.
Depression, anxiety and OCD
Persistent low mood, worry, panic and obsessive thinking are evaluated and treated in the office or by video.
ADHD in teens and adults
ADHD evaluation and treatment for patients 12 and up, with the medication options and their requirements explained at your first visit.
Bipolar disorder, PTSD and sleep
Mood episodes, trauma and insomnia are treated with steady follow-up that adjusts as your life and your symptoms change.
Reproductive mental health
Support for mood and anxiety during pregnancy, after birth, through fertility treatment and other reproductive transitions.
Who can be seen in person, and who by video?
Anyone who can reach Waxahachie can choose an office visit. Patients elsewhere in Texas, from Houston to El Paso, can be seen by secure video, as long as they are in Texas during the visit.
Which parts of Texas does the office serve?
The office is in Waxahachie, in Ellis County, and serves the wider Dallas-Fort Worth area in person, including Dallas and Fort Worth. Every other part of Texas is served by telehealth.
When is the office open?
Friday 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm and Saturday 8:00 am – 5:30 pm, closed Sunday – Thursday. Telehealth appointments are scheduled within the same hours, and messages left outside them are returned when the office reopens.
How care starts
Reach out
Call (469) 523-2646 or request an appointment online. Tell us what is going on in your own words. There is no form to get right and no wrong way to start.
Your first evaluation
An unhurried appointment with a psychiatric provider: your history, your symptoms, what you have already tried, and what you want to change. You leave with an explanation and a plan.
Care that keeps up with you
Follow-up visits in the office or by secure video, adjusting the plan as your life changes. You will always know why a change is being made before it happens.
If you need help right now
You do not have to wait for an appointment. Call or text 988 for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, free and open 24 hours a day, or call 911 in an emergency.
- Ellis and Dallas countiesNorth Texas Behavioral Health Authority866-260-8000
- Tarrant CountyMHMR of Tarrant County800-866-2465
Questions people ask
Questions about care in Texas
Is there a psychiatrist at your Texas office?
Care is provided by Stacy Edosonmwan, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. PMHNPs complete graduate training in psychiatric care, hold national board certification, and evaluate, diagnose and prescribe medication for mental health conditions, the same core work as a psychiatrist in this outpatient setting.
Do I need to be in Texas for a video visit?
Yes. You need to be physically located in Texas at the time of each telehealth appointment. If you will be out of state at the time of a visit, call the office before it.
Which insurance plans do you take in Texas?
For psychiatric care the practice is in network with 11 plans: Medicaid, Medicare, Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, United Healthcare, Humana Military, TRICARE, Oscar, Superior HealthPlan, Amerigroup. Benefits are checked before your first visit. Therapy is cash pay.
Can controlled substances be prescribed by telehealth in Texas?
For Texas patients, in many cases yes, subject to state and federal requirements that change from time to time. You will be told exactly what applies to your medication before anything is prescribed.
Do you also offer therapy?
Yes. Online therapy with a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate is available anywhere in Texas, separately from psychiatric care, and it is cash pay. Call (469) 523-2646 to be scheduled.
Do you see patients outside Texas?
Only in Washington, by video, under a separate license and with different rules. Everywhere else, care is for patients located in Texas.
Related care
About this page
Medically reviewed by Stacy Edosonmwan, PMHNP-BC, board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. Last reviewed .
This page is general health information, not medical advice, and it is not a substitute for an evaluation. Talk with a licensed clinician about your own situation.
Sources
- Mental health crisis services: local crisis lines by county (Texas Health and Human Services)
- 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: call, text or chat (988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline)
Ready when you are
Book online or call (469) 523-2646: in person in Waxahachie, or by secure video anywhere in Texas.