Brandie Fridley, Nurse Practitioner

Brandie Fridley, NP, APRN-NP, helps individuals across Michigan take meaningful steps toward improved mental health through compassionate, evidence-based medication management. Practicing at LifeStance Health, she works with a wide range of individuals, offering specialized psychiatric support for children ages 0–5 and older adults 65 and above. Whether addressing behavioral concerns in young children or managing mood and cognitive changes later in life, Brandie is dedicated to helping patients and their families navigate challenges with clarity and confidence. Brandie brings particular expertise in treating complex mental health conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. She understands that each person’s needs are unique and provides tailored treatment plans that aim to restore balance and foster emotional well-being. With a strong clinical foundation and a warm, approachable style, Brandie supports her patients through every stage of the healing process—whether they are new to mental health care or seeking support after years of difficulty. Brandie is especially passionate about working with individuals navigating issues related to autism spectrum disorders, developmental disabilities, and the adoption and foster care system. These areas require an attuned and thoughtful approach to psychiatric care, and Brandie is committed to ensuring that each patient receives respectful, individualized treatment. Her compassionate work with these populations is grounded in an understanding of their unique life experiences and the specialized care they often require. Her broader experience includes treating conditions such as depression, PTSD/trauma, sleep disorders, psychosis, postpartum anxiety and depression, and grief. She also provides care to a diverse range of individuals including first responders, military veterans, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. By focusing on the person as a whole, Brandie aims to empower her patients to regain stability and rediscover a sense of control in their lives. Outside of her clinical work, Brandie enjoys reading, traveling, and spending quality time with family and friends—activities that reflect her value of connection and personal growth. These interests help her stay grounded and bring warmth and humanity to her practice.