Burnout & stress
Running hot for too long. We look at what’s driving it and build a plan to get your energy and edge back.
Men’s performance & burnout medicine
You’re still showing up.
You’re just running on empty.
Psychiatric care for working men, founders, first responders, and dads dealing with stress, poor sleep, anxiety, scattered focus, or burnout. Straight talk, a real plan, and someone in your corner.
- 100% telehealth
- Utah residents
- Simple cash-pay pricing
Who it’s for
Sound familiar?
Burnout rarely looks like a breakdown. For most guys it looks like grinding through the week and hoping the weekend fixes it. It usually doesn’t.
- Wired at night, dragging all day
- Short fuse at home after holding it together at work
- Coffee to get going, a drink to wind down
- Can’t focus on the work that actually matters
- Weekends don’t recharge you anymore
- Feeling flat, just going through the motions
- Mind racing, chest tight before big days
- Snapping at the people you care about most
Built for
- Working professionals
- Founders & business owners
- First responders
- Dads
- Men who are tired of white-knuckling it
What we treat
The stuff that wears you down
We focus on mild to moderate symptoms that get in the way of work, family, and feeling like yourself.
Anxiety
Constant worry, tension, or a mind that won’t shut off. Practical tools and, when it makes sense, medication.
Sleep problems
Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up wrecked. Sleep is usually the first thing we work on.
ADHD & focus
A thorough evaluation for focus and attention problems, with non-stimulant treatment options and real-world strategies.
Depression
Low mood, low drive, or losing interest in things you used to enjoy. You don’t have to just push through it.
Not sure where you fit?
Most guys don’t walk in with a label. Book an evaluation and we’ll sort it out together.
Book an evaluationHow it works
Three steps. No waiting room.
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Book online
Pick a time that works through our secure client portal and fill out a short intake before your visit.
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Initial evaluation
A 60-minute video visit from anywhere in Utah. We talk through sleep, stress, work, home, and health history, and you leave with a clear plan.
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Follow-ups
Shorter check-ins (about 25–30 minutes) to see what’s working, adjust the plan, and keep you moving forward.
Corbin Hatch
PMHNP-BC
- Psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner
- MSN, PMHNP, Western Governors University
- Former emergency room nurse
- Dad of three girls
About
Hi, I’m Corbin.
Before outpatient psychiatry, I worked as an emergency room nurse. I saw a lot of people push through until something broke, and a lot of men who waited far too long to ask for help.
Now I’m a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, and I built Hatch for the guys who keep everything running and have nothing left at the end of the day. I listen, talk straight, and build a plan that fits your actual life, not a textbook.
I’m also a dad of three girls, so I know what it’s like to juggle work, family, and a full calendar on not enough sleep.
Book an evaluationPricing
Straightforward pricing
Cash-pay, no surprises. You know what a visit costs before you book.
Initial evaluation
$300
About 60 minutes
A full picture of what’s going on, and a plan you leave with.
Follow-up visit
$150
About 25–30 minutes
Check in on progress, adjust treatment, and keep moving.
Insurance: We’re not in-network with insurance plans. A superbill is available on request, and you may be able to get partial reimbursement from your plan for out-of-network care. Check with your insurer for details.
FAQ
Questions guys usually ask
Do you take insurance?
We’re cash-pay and not in-network with insurance plans. If you’d like, we can give you a superbill, a receipt with the details insurers ask for. You may be able to submit it to your plan for out-of-network reimbursement. Coverage varies, so check with your insurer.
Do you prescribe stimulants or other controlled substances?
We don’t prescribe controlled substances at this time. For ADHD and focus concerns, care starts with a thorough evaluation, and treatment may include non-stimulant medication options along with practical strategies for focus and routine. If we think a different approach would serve you better, we’ll be upfront about it.
Do I have to live in Utah?
Yes. Hatch Psychiatry sees Utah residents only, and you need to be physically located in Utah during every visit. If you’re traveling out of state, we’ll find another time.
What should I expect at the first visit?
The initial evaluation is a 60-minute video visit. We’ll talk about what’s bringing you in, plus sleep, stress, work, relationships, substance use, and medical history. No judgment, no lecture. By the end you’ll have a clear plan, which may include medication, lifestyle and sleep changes, a referral for therapy, or some combination.
What do I need for a telehealth visit?
A phone, tablet, or computer with a camera, a decent internet connection, and a private spot where you can talk freely. Your truck in a parking lot works fine, as long as you’re parked.
What if I’m in crisis?
Hatch Psychiatry is not for emergencies. If you’re in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) any time, or dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Don’t wait until something breaks.
One hour. A real conversation. A plan that fits your life.
Questions first? Send a secure message through the client portal.