Hagar Narh

Hagar Narh, PMHNP, is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Godaelli Psychiatry. She provides care for children, teens, and adults dealing with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and trauma, with a focus on understanding the whole person rather than just a diagnosis.

Her primary specialty is medication management, which she pairs with attention to the broader context of a client’s life: their history, relationships, and everyday experiences. She’s especially mindful of people who have felt dismissed or misunderstood by previous providers, and she sees the trust between client and provider as the foundation for any real progress.

I lead with empathy in every interaction, ensuring clients always feel respected and valued as whole people, not just patients.

What you can expect from your first session

The first session is mostly about understanding where you’re coming from. Hagar takes time to go through your history, your current symptoms, and the goals that brought you in, in an open conversation rather than rushing through a checklist. It’s meant to be a comfortable, judgment-free space where you can be honest about what’s going on.

My goal is for every client to leave their first session feeling heard, understood, and confident that we have a clear path forward together.

Getting to know Hagar

Hagar was drawn to mental health work because it lets her connect with people on a deeper level and understand what they’re actually going through. Early in her behavioral health career, she worked with a patient who was deeply guarded: he barely spoke, avoided eye contact, and didn’t trust anyone on the unit. During a quiet shift, she noticed him struggling to open a stubborn snack package and sat down to help. He paused, and for the first time, he smiled. Over time, he began to open up and take part in his own care.

People don’t care how much you know until they feel that you genuinely see them.

Outside of work, Hagar makes time for long walks to clear her head, travel to experience new cultures and perspectives, and music, which is part of most of her days.