About Us
Joseph T. Andrews, M.D.
Joseph Andrews, M.D., is a Johns Hopkins-trained psychiatrist who practices both psychotherapy and psychopharmacology. He treats depression and anxiety, and he has special interests in addiction psychiatry and adult ADHD.
Dr. Andrews sees adults, ages 18 years and over. He is trained in supportive, psychodynamic, and cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy (CBT), as well as motivational interviewing. He also has experience in treating co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders.
Dr. Andrews earned his bachelor of science (BS) in biology, cum laude, from Duke University. He then earned his medical degree (MD), magna cum laude, from SUNY Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, where he was inducted into the medical honor society, Alpha Omega Alpha. Dr. Andrews completed his residency training at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences.
He is a diplomat of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and a member of the American Psychiatric Association, Maryland Psychiatric Society, and the American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology. He is on faculty at Johns Hopkins University, where he is appointed Instructor in Psychiatry and serves as a supervisor for residents in training.
Ingrid Ntiege, CRNP-PMH
Ingrid Ntiege, CRNP-PMH, is a board certified psychiatric nurse practitioner who brings extensive clinical experience. Diligent and resourceful, Ms. Ntiege brings a craving for knowledge and a passion for improving the mental health and wellness of her patients. She earned her degree from the University of Maryland School of Nursing, a program that ranks nationally in the top 25. Past experience includes Sheppard Pratt, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Beebe Health (DE) and Saint Vincent’s Villa.
Ms. Ntiege sees children, ages 12 and older, as well as adults. Warm, friendly and personable, she has a natural ability to make strong therapeutic connections with the young and grown-up, alike.
Daná Gorsche, DNP, CRNP-PMH
Dr. Daná Gorsche (pronounced Dan’a) holds a master of science in clinical nurse leadership from the University of Maryland and a master of science in biotechnology from Johns Hopkins University. She then earned her doctorate in nursing practice from Rush University in Chicago. She brings over 10 years of experience in advanced practice nursing. Key professional experiences include work with Sheppard Pratt Health Systems, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, Veterans Affairs Medical Health Center, and private psychiatric practice.
She treats adults and has a special emphasis on older adults. Dr. Gorsche has training and expertise in treating depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and ADHD. Combined medical management and psychotherapy (50 minute sessions) is available in select cases.
Dr. Gorsche was recognized as a clinical scholar by the University of Maryland, and she is a past recipient of the Florence Nightingale Award for Nursing Excellence. Her approach is one of compassionate support and understanding.
Qieron Bowie, CRNP-PMH
Qieron Bowie, CRNP-PMH is certified by the ANCC as a psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioner. She was educated at the University of Maryland, University College, where she was a cum laude graduate. Ms Bowie brings a versatile skillset from years of experience in acute mental health settings at the University of Maryland Medical Center, as well as an outpatient mental health counseling clinic where she performed diagnostic assessments and medical management.
Ms. Bowie treats patients who are 12 years of age and older. Combined medical management and psychotherapy (50 minute sessions) is available in select cases. Her approach is warm, passionate and engaging, with a thirst for learning.
Ms. Bowie is an inductee of the Alpha Sigma Lambda national academic honor society, as well as the Sigma Theta Tau international honor society for nursing scholarship excellence.
Alecia Harvey
Alecia Harvey is the assistant to Via Clinic. Alecia has over 15 years of administrative and practice management experience. She has an Associate’s of Business from Strayer University and attended Pennsylvania State University for her B.S. in Psychology.
Before joining Via Clinic she spent ten years working in and managing veterinary hospitals where she eventually decided that she wanted to switch over to a medical office setting. She really enjoys her time that she gets to spend with the patients and shows compassion and care in all she does to assist them.
Methodology
Our mission is to facilitate healing through the creation and nourishment of quality therapeutic relationships. At Via Clinic, all new patients receive a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation. We believe it’s imperative to understand the whole person in the context of their life story, personality, and behavior.
Our guiding principle is that exceptional treatment relationships – those that couple a warm, empathic approach with evidence based practice – are key to patient success and healing. Through a hybrid approach of both in-person and telehealth, we are positioned to deliver personalized care with a human touch and knowledge of local resources, while also harnessing the flexibility of remote practice.
Our approach to psychopharmacology is conservative and evidence-based. We believe in using the fewest medications at the lowest doses necessary to achieve desired results.