About Brain Bath
Thoughtful psychiatry.
Care that feels personal.
We’re here to make mental health care easier to access, less overwhelming, and more human. Brain Bath offers collaborative, personalized telehealth psychiatry for adults.
Meet the founder
Noah Freiburger
DNP, PMHNP-BC, CBIS
Noah is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and Certified Brain Injury Specialist. He founded Brain Bath to bring evidence-based treatment together with care that recognizes the person behind the diagnosis.
His clinical experience includes inpatient and outpatient psychiatry, substance use treatment, and care for people with severe and persistent mental illness. That background informs an individualized approach to ADHD, anxiety, depression, and complex psychiatric concerns.
In addition to leading Brain Bath, Noah serves as Medical Director for Mid Michigan Recovery Services and is on staff at Stanford’s Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital.
His approach is collaborative and transparent: helping patients understand their options, participate in decisions, and feel supported throughout their care.
Our approach
Your history. Your goals. Your treatment.
Whether you’re exploring a new diagnosis or looking for ongoing medication support, we work with you to understand your needs and plan the next steps.
Evaluation & diagnosis
A conversation about your symptoms, experiences, and history to better understand what’s happening.
Explore psychiatric evaluations →Personalized planning
A collaborative discussion of options, priorities, and a treatment plan that considers your life.
Learn about your first visit →Medication management
Thoughtful medication decisions, ongoing check-ins, and adjustments when appropriate.
Explore medication care →Supportive psychotherapy
Supportive conversations integrated into your care, with coordination for additional therapy when needed.
Explore psychotherapy →Adult telehealth · Five states
Psychiatry, wherever you are.
Choose your state to learn more about Brain Bath care near you.
Select a highlighted state or use the links above. You must be physically located in a state we serve during your appointment. Insurance acceptance varies by state and plan.
What brings you here?
Conditions we treat.
You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. Explore the topics below, or tell us what you’re experiencing in your appointment request.
Depression
Persistent low mood, loss of interest, low energy, or changes in sleep and concentration can make everyday life harder. We’ll explore what you’re experiencing and discuss treatment options.
Anxiety
When worry, restlessness, or a sense of being on edge starts to interfere with daily life, care can help you understand your symptoms and consider next steps.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Unwanted intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviors or mental rituals can become distressing and time-consuming. We provide space to discuss these experiences and treatment options.
Adult ADHD
Challenges with attention, organization, task completion, impulsivity, and restlessness may affect work, relationships, and daily routines. An evaluation considers your history and current concerns.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Trauma-related concerns may include intrusive memories, disturbed sleep, avoidance, or feeling constantly on alert. Our approach makes room for your experiences and individual needs.
Personality disorders
Long-standing patterns in emotions, self-image, and relationships can be difficult to navigate. We approach these concerns with curiosity, respect, and collaborative planning.
Mood disorders
Changes in mood, energy, activity, and sleep deserve careful assessment. We work with you to understand those patterns and consider appropriate treatment.
Substance use disorders
If alcohol or drug use is becoming harder to control or affecting your life, you deserve support without judgment. We can talk through your concerns and treatment needs.
Questions about getting care?
Do you offer therapy in addition to medication?
Supportive therapy is integrated into medication visits as appropriate. If you need ongoing weekly psychotherapy, we can coordinate with a therapist while managing medications. Learn about psychotherapy.
Which states do you serve?
Brain Bath provides adult telehealth psychiatry in Michigan, California, Washington, Oregon, and New Mexico. You must be physically located in a state we serve during your appointment. Insurance participation varies by state. Explore care by state.
How do I check coverage and request an appointment?
Use our coverage checker to enter your information, review your options, and submit a request if eligible. The team reviews your information and contacts you about scheduling. Coverage requires verification; submitting a request does not confirm an appointment.
How do prescriptions work with telehealth?
If medication is recommended after your evaluation, we can send prescriptions electronically to your chosen pharmacy when appropriate. Some medications have additional prescribing requirements. We’ll discuss what applies to your care; a visit does not guarantee a prescription.
Do you treat children?
Our services focus on adults age 18 and older. If you’re looking for care for a child or teen, contact us about finding an appropriate resource.
Can you refill my current medication?
If you’re transferring care, we’ll review your treatment history and may request records from your previous provider. An initial assessment is generally needed before prescribing or refilling medication.
What technology do I need for a telehealth visit?
You’ll need a phone, tablet, or computer with a camera and microphone, a stable internet connection, and a private place to talk. Follow the appointment link and instructions provided by Brain Bath. Visit patient resources.
How do I contact you between appointments?
For nonurgent questions, secure messaging in the patient portal is our preferred contact method. You can also email support@brain-bath.com or call 989-465-5707.
What if I need help now?
Brain Bath is not an emergency service. For an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. In the U.S., call or text 988 or visit 988 Lifeline for crisis support. Outside the U.S., visit Find A Helpline. Please don’t wait for a portal or email response if you need immediate help.
Your next step
Let’s find your path forward.
Check your state and insurance options, or explore private pay. If eligible, you can send our team an appointment request.
Our team will review your request and contact you about next steps. Coverage and appointments are subject to confirmation.