You’re Not Alone Psychiatry

Your Story Matters.

The Gate is open, step inside.

Welcome. I’m Dr. Lisa Hake, a board-certified psychiatrist and founder of You’re Not Alone Psychiatry, a place of quiet refuge in a noisy world.

Whether you’re navigating anxiety, grief, burnout, trauma, life transition, or struggles that are harder to name, you’ll be met here with warmth, curiosity, and respect. I believe healing begins with connection and with taking the time to understand the whole person, not simply a diagnosis.

This is a telepsychiatry practice for adults throughout Oregon, offering thoughtful, individualized care from the comfort and privacy of your own home. You don’t have to carry it all by yourself.

Let’s begin.

You don’t have to carry it all by yourself.
Let’s begin.

An Invitation to the Inner Cabin

Come in, come home.

This is a place built from my imagination to yours.

In dreams, a house often symbolizes the psyche, with different rooms holding different parts of ourselves—memory, nourishment, reflection, longing, possibility.

This cabin is that dream-house.

It’s a place of refuge, insight, and restoration—a quiet inner lodge where you can come home to yourself.

As you explore, you’ll find different paths toward care: psychiatric, therapeutic, integrative, and lifestyle-based. There is no single way in. Begin with what feels most important to you now.

There’s no rush. The fire is warm and the tea is on.

When you’re ready…cross the bridge and come the rest of the way home.

Trail Map of Care

Meet Me

I’m Dr. Lisa Hake, a board-certified psychiatrist with a lifelong passion for helping people find healing, meaning, and peace of mind. My path to psychiatry hasn’t been conventional and that’s part of what shapes the care I offer today.

As Director of Psychiatry at a 108-bed residential facility, I led care for individuals living with serious mental illness, brain injury, and progressive neurodegenerative conditions.

My practice blends evidence-based psychiatric treatment with depth-oriented, creative approaches to healing.

You’re Not Alone

Integrative Psychiatry for Adults in Oregon