Putting people first
Care built around lives, not schedules. In-person or telehealth, the experience is welcoming, respectful, and easy to use.
Our Team
Care led by clinicians and community-minded people who want access to feel easier.
A team expanding access to affordable mental health and addiction care in North Carolina. We blend diverse perspectives with purposeful work, thoughtful design, and real connection.
Founder spotlight
Trevor Ulrich
Director / Founder
Meet Trevor Ulrich, founder and director, and the visionary behind A Safe Haven Health & Wellness. What began in 2023 as a part-time, at-home effort has grown into a full mental health and addiction recovery program designed specifically for people who cannot afford care in standard healthcare settings. With a background in emergency medicine and mental health, Trevor brings calm, practical insight to the clients he serves. His leadership sets the tone for everything we do, guiding our mission to provide hope, stability, and real recovery options for our community.
Clinical leadership
Dr. Tauscha Gerald, DNP, PMHNP, FNP
Lead for psychiatric medication management
Dr. Gerald brings years of experience across psychiatric nursing, psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner roles, and family medicine. She combines deep clinical knowledge with a calm, caring approach and helps connect people to the right medication and therapy solutions for their needs. Patients often describe her as a steady, supportive presence who prioritizes safety, collaboration, and practical progress toward wellness.
How the team works
Calm, coordinated, and built around real life.
Affordable, accessible treatment
Evidence-based therapy and medication management combined with practical ways to lower barriers across North Carolina.
Collaborative care
Clinicians, peer supporters, and staff bring varied experience together to deliver compassionate, effective support.
Outcome-focused plans
Clear communication, coordinated treatment, and measurable progress for each person we care for.
Real connection
Trust, calm, and genuine relationships guide therapeutic change and make follow-through easier.
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