Landon Millwood, Nurse Practitioner

Landon Millwood helps adults regain stability, clarity, and control of their mental health through thoughtful, collaborative psychiatric care. As a psychiatric nurse practitioner at LifeStance Health, he provides medication management services to adults across New Hampshire, supporting individuals who are navigating complex symptoms, recovery, and life stressors with a practical and respectful approach. Landon treats adults ages 18 through midlife and focuses on conditions such as PTSD and trauma-related disorders, substance use disorders, and ADHD. He emphasizes understanding symptoms rather than labels, helping patients make sense of what they are experiencing and how treatment options can support real-life functioning. His experience also allows him to care for individuals facing mood disorders, anxiety, sleep disturbances, and other mental health concerns, offering additional areas of focus as part of comprehensive psychiatric treatment. A key area of Landon’s clinical passion is supporting individuals who have been recently discharged from a psychiatric hospital. He understands that the transition back to daily life can feel uncertain and overwhelming, and he works closely with patients to stabilize symptoms, clarify medication plans, and reduce the risk of relapse or rehospitalization. His goal is to create continuity of care during this vulnerable period, helping patients feel informed, supported, and empowered as they move forward in recovery. Landon provides medication management for mental health and substance use conditions, including medication-assisted treatment when appropriate. He has experience working with select populations such as first responders, military members and veterans, and individuals with head injuries. His care style is conversational, educational, and collaborative, with an emphasis on shared decision-making and problem-solving. Outside of work, Landon enjoys video gaming, Dungeons and Dragons, gardening, caring for chickens and cats, and exploring military and science fiction. He values curiosity and lifelong learning and brings that same mindset into his clinical practice.