Chloe Levin works alongside Dr. Mike Hoaglin at Gut Feelings Psychosomatic Medicine, where she helps patients get to the root of what’s driving their anxiety, depression, burnout, or sense of being stuck — rather than just managing symptoms from the surface. Her approach blends conventional psychiatric care with an interventional toolkit that includes TMS, EEG-guided MeRT®, and Spravato, always starting from a full picture of a patient’s nervous system, sleep, hormones, and overall physiology.

Before specializing in psychiatry, Chloe spent years as an ICU nurse — an experience that shaped how closely she pays attention to the connection between physical and mental health. That background carries directly into her work today: she looks past the presenting symptom to the underlying pattern, whether that’s a dysregulated nervous system, a sleep problem, or something hormonal that’s been missed. Patients often describe her as someone who listens first and treats second — building a plan that’s collaborative, personalized, and grounded in what’s actually driving their symptoms, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

Chloe is board certified as both a Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and a Family Nurse Practitioner. She completed her post-graduate psychiatric training at Duke University, holds an MS in Nursing from UC Davis, and earned her BSN from Boston College. Her clinical focus areas include anxiety and depression, sleep issues, stress and burnout, and women’s health, with a strong grounding in functional and lifestyle medicine.

Outside the clinic, Chloe stays active with cycling, climbing, and snowboarding, and tries to live out the same principles she encourages in her patients — movement, good sleep, and real time with the people she cares about.