Hanan Khorchid

Hanan is a dual board-certified nurse practitioner in Adult-Gerontology and Psychiatric Mental Health Practitioner. she graduated from La Salle University in 2016 with a Master’s degree of Adult-Gerontology. She worked in corrections as primary care nurse practitioner/detox. She also worked as an APN in the psych unit at a local hospital. Prior to that she worked for seven years as a registered nurse (RN) at a psychiatric hospital. She also worked in various places as an RN. In 2019 she obtained her Post-Master Mental Health Nurse Practitioner degree from the University of New Hampshire. Her approach to treating individuals with mental health problems is to assist them to build resiliency in facing their own tragedies by giving them proper treatment options that will help them get better in their journey recovery. Seeing patients in a long-term psychiatric facility and inmates in correctional institutions have only made her realize that help is crucial when first meeting individuals in outpatient care to avoid potential long-term hospitalization or incarceration due to their mental health issues and addiction. Hanan is a New Yorker of Moroccan descent. She mov d to New Jersey in 2011. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, interior design, reading, and spending time with family. Treatment specialties Depression Anxiety PTSD Schizophrenia Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Insomnia Bipolar Disorder Personality Disorder Medication Management ADHD Addiction Education and certification . Bachelor of science in Nursing, La Salle University . Master of science in Nursing, Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner, La Salle University . Post-Master Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, University of New Hampshire . SUBOXONE (buprenorphine and Bali one) Certified . AANP-Certified . ANCC- Certified One of Hanna’s primary interests has been providing patients compassion and respect in her practice. Inserting hope that change is possible with right treatments and determination to combat their meant health challenges. She believes that small changes can lead to bigger plans and goals towards victory. She also believes that compassion and respect to each and every individual can make them progress towards recovery without being stigmatized.