Meet Roger Jauregui
Roger Jauregui, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Roger Jauregui is a bilingual, board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) — a fully licensed advanced practice provider — with 14+ years of combined healthcare experience across a genuinely diverse range of clinical settings.
Before specializing in psychiatry, Roger worked as a nursing supervisor, an ICU step-down nurse, a cardiology nurse, and an ER-setting healthcare provider caring for patients across the lifespan. That breadth of hospital-based experience continues to shape his whole-person approach to care.
He also brings nurse practitioner experience from California, where he practiced in both in-person and telehealth settings, caring for adolescents, adults, geriatric patients, and underserved populations experiencing ADHD, anxiety disorders, depression, bipolar disorder, trauma-related conditions, insomnia, and other psychiatric concerns.
His approach emphasizes careful diagnostic evaluation, evidence-based treatment, shared decision-making, and understanding the broader factors that influence each patient's mental and physical well-being.
Roger Jauregui, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Texas APRN license #1217837 · NPI 1457229122
Board certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)
Taking the first step shouldn't feel like the hardest.
Seeking mental health care can feel overwhelming, confusing, or even intimidating. At Jauregui Psychiatry, the goal is to make that first step easier through care built on listening, transparency, respect, and collaboration.
Every patient brings a different history, different challenges, and different goals. Rather than reducing care to symptoms or a diagnosis, we take time to understand the person behind them.
Treatment recommendations are individualized, evidence-based, and developed together so patients understand their options and remain actively involved in their care.
Humility, resilience, and beauty.
The guava in our story is more than a symbol—it's personal. My parents came from humble beginnings, picking guava in the orchards of Zacatecas, Mexico. Their journey taught me lessons that continue to shape the way I care for others: to meet people with humility, treat them with dignity, and understand their story without judgment or pretense.
Guava trees are remarkably resilient. They can take root, grow, and bear fruit even in difficult conditions. In many ways, that reflects the work of healing. Life rarely gives us perfect circumstances in which to grow. Often, resilience develops precisely during the seasons that challenge us most.
And despite those difficult conditions, something beautiful can still emerge. Beneath the guava's simple green exterior is a vibrant, delicate fruit—a reminder that our surroundings do not define what exists within us.
I believe the same is true of people. Even when life has been difficult, there is still strength, possibility, and beauty within. Sometimes, part of healing is simply learning how to find those things in yourself again.
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Whether you're looking for answers for the first time or a fresh perspective on your care, the first step is simply beginning the conversation.