Kain Weaver, M.D.
I’m Dr. Kain Weaver, a board-certified psychiatrist and founder of Resilient Minds Psychiatry and Wellness.
I work with individuals who are often high functioning, driven, and used to performing at a high level, but internally may be dealing with anxiety, burnout, depression, attention difficulties, or a growing sense that something feels “off.” Many of my patients have spent years pushing through on their own and are looking for a more thoughtful, precise, and individualized approach to their mental health.
My practice is intentionally designed to be different from traditional, high-volume psychiatry. I work with a limited number of patients and offer longer, in-depth appointments so we can take the time to truly understand what’s going on beneath the surface. My approach is collaborative, strategic, and grounded in evidence—integrating therapy, lifestyle optimization, and medication when it’s genuinely helpful.
I place a strong emphasis on helping patients not just feel better, but function better - with greater clarity, consistency, and resilience in both their personal and professional lives.
My perspective as a psychiatrist has been deeply shaped by my own experience as a patient.
During my first year of residency, I survived a life-threatening brain arteriovenous malformation rupture that required emergency brain surgery and a prolonged recovery. I later developed epilepsy as a result. There was a time when I was told I might not return to medicine.
Going through that experience gave me a firsthand understanding of what it means to navigate uncertainty, loss of control, and the long road back to stability. It also changed how I practice. I don’t take a rushed or surface-level approach to care. I take the time to listen carefully, think critically, and build a plan that actually fits your life.
In our work together, you can expect a comprehensive and structured initial evaluation where we clarify what’s been happening, what’s driving it, and what needs to change. From there, we develop a plan that is practical, sustainable, and tailored specifically to you—whether that includes therapy, lifestyle adjustments, or medication.
I completed my medical training at Mercer University School of Medicine and my psychiatric residency in Charlotte, North Carolina. I’ve been practicing as a board-certified psychiatrist since 2023, providing outpatient care including therapy, medication management, and TMS.
Outside of work, I value structure and consistency in my own life. I’m a regular in the early morning workout routine, enjoy being outdoors, and appreciate a good cup of coffee. I live in the Tampa area with my partner and our two cats.
If you’re looking for a more intentional, high-quality approach to your mental health—one that prioritizes depth, clarity, and long-term results—I’d be glad to work with you.
I work with high-functioning individuals navigating:
Stress, Professional Burnout and Depression
Major Life Transitions (career pivots, breakups, identity shifts, etc.)
Anxiety and Panic Attacks
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Bipolar Disorder
Trauma
Psychosis
Sleep disturbances
Neurodevelopment issues (including ADHD)
Substance abuse
Grief & Loss
LGBTQIA+ related difficulties. The world can be a tough place at times. I get it. This is a safe space and you do not have to navigate it alone!
Treatment for each condition is carefully constructed through a personalized, high-touch model of care.
Genetic testing is available to provide personalized insights that help optimize medication selection and create a treatment plan tailored to your unique biology.
Also Offered: Executive and Mental Performance Coaching
For high-performing professionals who want to think more clearly, operate more effectively, and sustain performance without burnout.
You’ve already achieved a high level of success. This work is about refining how you think, decide, and operate under pressure.
This is not therapy. This is structured, forward-focused coaching designed to optimize performance, leadership, and quality of life. These sessions do not involve diagnosis or treatment of mental health conditions. If clinical care is needed, this can be discussed separately through psychiatric services offered in our clinic.
Choosing the right psychiatrist is an important decision. My practice is designed for individuals who value a more thoughtful, personalized, and in-depth approach to care, without the limitations of insurance-based models.
I work with a limited number of patients so I can provide a higher level of attention, clarity, and continuity in treatment.
Services & Fees
Initial Evaluation (60 minutes) — $500
A comprehensive, in-depth assessment where we explore your history, current concerns, goals, and contributing factors. This visit is designed to create a clear, thoughtful treatment plan tailored specifically to you.
30-Minute Follow-Up — $250
Best for ongoing medication management, therapy integration, and continued optimization of your treatment plan.
45-Minute Extended Follow-Up — $375
Extended visit for ongoing medication management, therapy integration, and continued optimization of your treatment plan.
60 Minute Executive & Mental Performance Coaching Strategic Entry Session — $400
For professionals who want refinement, accountability and strategic input for their professional and personal lives. This session is used to identify key constraints, opportunities and walk away with a concrete plan.
45-60 Minute Executive & Mental Performance Ongoing Coaching Sessions — $300 - $400
For professionals who want consistent refinement, accountability and strategic input for their professional and personal lives. This is designed for professionals who view performance as something to maintain, rather than reactively fix.
Physician Services — $100 / 15 Minutes
This includes time spent on collaboration of care with other specialists, providers, completing paperwork and other similar physician services.
Out-of-Network Reimbursement
While I do not accept insurance directly, I can provide a superbill for psychiatric services upon request that you may submit to your insurance company for potential out-of-network reimbursement.
Coverage varies by plan, so I recommend contacting your insurance provider to understand your benefits.
Frequently Asked Questions
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I am a private, cash-pay practice and do not bill insurance directly.
This allows for a more personalized, confidential, and flexible level of care without the limitations often imposed by insurance companies.
If you have out-of-network benefits, I can provide a superbill for possible reimbursement.
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New patient evaluations and follow up visits are billed on time and complexity, allowing us to tailor care to your needs while maintaining quality, efficiency, and flexibility.
See services page for more info.
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I see patients in their late adolescent years through all stages of adulthood.
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I work with high-functioning individuals navigating:
Anxiety and chronic stress
Depression and burnout
ADHD and executive functioning challenges
Sleep Concerns
Life transitions and performance-related pressures
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Trauma-related conditions
Relationship challenges
LGBTQIA+ challenges
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My approach is collaborative, practical, and results-oriented.
Treatment may include:
Thoughtful medication management when appropriate
Lifestyle and performance optimization
Strategic, solution-focused guidance
The goal is not just symptom relief, but helping you function at your highest level.
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Yes, when clinically appropriate.
Medication is always discussed thoughtfully and used as one part of a broader, individualized treatment plan, not a “one-size-fits-all” solution. When needed, genetic testing can also be ordered to better guide medication decision making.
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Most new patients are able to schedule within 1-2 weeks.
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All visits are conducted via secure Telehealth.
This allows for maximum convenience, privacy, and flexibility.
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Appointments require 24 hours advanced notice to cancel or reschedule.
Cancellations less than 24 hours in advance or missed visits will be subject to a fee.
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Florida. Additionally, patients must be in the state of Florida at the time of their appointment.
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Complete the new patient inquiry form
Submit your intake information
Schedule your initial consultation
This process helps ensure we are a good fit before your first visit.
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While I do focus on psychiatric evaluation and medication management, I do incorporate therapeutic techniques in our visits. For visits primarily therapy-focused, they are scheduled as extended follow ups (45 minutes).
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For both new patients and established patients, please click the Patient Portal button at the top of the page. From there, new patients can request appointments for an initial evaluation, and established patients will request a follow up appointment at an available time and day of their choosing.
Is This The Right Fit?
This practice may be a good fit if you:
Value time, depth, and individualized care
Prefer a thoughtful, strategic approach over a quick-fix model
Are motivated to actively engage in your mental health
Are comfortable with a private-pay model
Next Steps
If this approach resonates with you, the next step is to complete a brief intake form. This helps ensure we’re a good fit before scheduling your first appointment.