Find Support in Colorado
Looking for a tapering doctor in Colorado? Dr. Mary Braud (Psychiatrist & Functional Medicine Physician, Denver) and Regan Haight, PMHNP-BC (Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Boulder) are the featured deprescribing clinicians serving Colorado on TaperCommunity — offering safe, gradual tapering off antidepressants, benzodiazepines, and other psychiatric medications.
2 featured listings
Featured listing
Psychiatrist & Functional Medicine Physician
Paid placement
Clinic: Denver Functional Medicine
Based in: Denver, Colorado, USA
Fees: Fees not published. Ask when you get in touch.
No account needed — TaperCommunity passes your request to the clinician.
Featured listing
Self-pay · from $85
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Paid placement
Clinic: Trinity of One
Based in: Boulder, Colorado, USA
First visit: $300 · 90 min
Follow-up: $85 · 20–30 min
Self-pay. Superbill provided for out-of-network claims.
From the clinician's website, Sep 2026. Confirm before booking.
No account needed — TaperCommunity passes your request to the clinician.
Clinician profiles: Dr. Mary Braud · Regan Haight, PMHNP-BC
A deprescribing doctor — sometimes called a tapering doctor or withdrawal-informed prescriber — helps you reduce or come off psychiatric medication gradually and safely. Instead of stopping abruptly or cutting doses in large steps, they work with slow, flexible schedules (often hyperbolic tapers that shrink each reduction as the dose gets lower), watch for withdrawal symptoms that can be mistaken for relapse, and adjust the pace to how your body responds.
Any prescriber can technically reduce a dose, but clinicians who focus on deprescribing bring experience with antidepressant withdrawal, benzodiazepine tapering, and the practical tools — liquid formulations, compounded doses, tapering strips — that make small reductions possible. In Colorado, the featured clinicians above offer this kind of gradual, patient-led tapering support.
Many deprescribing clinicians see patients online, which matters when the nearest specialist is hours away. Clinicians can generally only treat patients in states where they hold a licence, so start with the clinicians listed here.
Look for a clinician who works with gradual, patient-paced dose reductions — often called deprescribing. The featured clinicians listed above serve patients in Colorado; your current prescriber may also be open to a slow taper if you bring a written plan.
Many deprescribing clinicians work by telehealth. Clinicians can generally only treat patients in states where they hold a licence, so start with the clinicians listed for Colorado.
Any psychiatrist can reduce a dose, but deprescribing-focused clinicians specialize in slow, hyperbolic tapering schedules and in recognizing withdrawal symptoms that are often mistaken for relapse.
Some featured clinicians work across drug classes, including benzodiazepines — check each listing's description or ask at the intro call.
TaperCommunity is free — build a gradual taper plan with the planner and get peer support from people tapering the same medication in the forums.
TaperCommunity is free: build a gradual taper plan with our planner, and get support from people tapering the same medication in the forums.
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