About Us
MISSION
To deliver innovative, evidence-based medical treatments that offer relief for chronic pain and psychiatric conditions to the diverse communities we serve.
VISION
At Luvita, we will help revolutionize mental health care and improve lives through the research, discovery, and delivery of advanced ketamine infusion therapy and psychiatry.
Values
Compassion for patients, peers, and associates. Innovation for developing evidence-based modalities. Responsibility to bring advanced education, training, and skillset essential to caring for our patients. Dedication to stay at the forefront of our field and care for our patients with purpose and integrity. Commitment to make a difference and improve the ways psychiatric conditions are treated. Open-mindedness to stay curious and inquisitive and explore new and better ways to help our patients.
"You can't go back and change the beginning but you can start now and change the ending."
C.S. Lewis
Your Team
Jen Buscher
DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Reproductive, Perinatal, and Pediatric Psychiatry
Originally from the Midwest, Jen Buscher has made Montana her cherished home since 2006. In 2011, she earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Carroll College, followed by a Doctor of Nursing Practice specializing in mental health and psychiatric practice from Montana State University in 2023.
As a dedicated leader, highly skilled nurse practitioner, and loving mother, Jen is deeply committed to making a tangible difference in Montana communities. Her areas of expertise include trauma-informed care, effective leadership, and fostering resilient communities. Throughout her career, she has focused on pediatric and perinatal psychiatry, working closely with individuals of all ages. With over a decade of experience, Jen has collaborated with esteemed leaders in pediatric psychiatry and holds three certificates in reproductive psychiatry from Massachusetts General Hospital. Notably, she has had the privilege of working directly with Dr. Brené Brown to enhance emotional literacy in her practice.
Jen’s exceptional dedication is evident in her unwavering commitment to prioritizing preventive care and tirelessly advocating for her patients. She firmly believes that early intervention and comprehensive treatment can truly transform lives. With a profound understanding of each individual’s unique needs, she provides personalized care that recognizes their inherent potential for growth and healing. Jen eagerly anticipates continuing her journey of assisting others in finding the courage and resilience to embrace their personal power, make thoughtful decisions, and create a life filled with joy and purpose. With unwavering conviction, she embraces progress and healing, committed to walking alongside you, offering guidance and support at every step. Rest assured, Jen’s expertise will illuminate the path to personal growth and well-being, ensuring you flourish in your journey.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Jen is a devoted mother to three young children. She seamlessly integrates her professional values into her parenting, instilling in her kids the belief that kindness and compassion can conquer any challenge.
Ashley Cooper
MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Child & Adolescent and Adult Psychiatry
Ashley, a compassionate and driven Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP), originates from the heart of Montana. She earned her BS in Nursing from the University of Jamestown, ND, and has gained extensive knowledge through her work in the Intensive Care Unit, Hospice, and Psychiatry. Ashley furthered her education by obtaining an MS in Nursing from Walden University, and she holds ANCC board certification across the lifespan.
Ashley is dedicated to hard work and assisting others. She embodies independence, leadership, and possesses exceptional critical thinking skills, making her an invaluable member of any team. With a natural ability to connect with patients and their families, Ashley provides clinically efficient, compassionate, and gentle care.
Ashley’s unwavering passion lies in supporting individuals grappling with mental health challenges. She takes great pride in profoundly impacting the lives of her patients, with a special focus on children and adolescents. Ashley has extensive experience in effectively treating various conditions such as bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and ADHD. Moreover, she is committed to helping patients understand their condition and providing the necessary resources for long-term recovery. Ashley strives to instill hope in challenging situations and remains dedicated to continuous education, staying up-to-date on the latest advances in psychiatric care. She believes that every patient deserves the attention and care required to achieve their desired outcome. With her expertise in mental health, Ashley is confident in delivering compassionate care to each individual patient. She eagerly anticipates partnering with you on your healthcare journey.
When Ashley isn’t immersed in her work, she thrives on the exhilaration of living life on the edge. With an unwavering adventurous spirit, she finds solace in the great outdoors, engaging in activities such as hiking, hunting, fishing, snowboarding, and camping. Additionally, she takes the time to indulge in the beauty of music and explore new destinations. Throughout her daring escapades, she is accompanied by her two beloved canine companions, who add an extra layer of joy to her adventures.
Karlyn Harden
MSN, APRN, PMHNP-C
Child & Adolescent and Adult Psychiatry
I am originally from the Midwest, where trees and lakes run in my DNA. Six years ago, my family and I made our home in Montana—a place that felt instantly aligned with my connection to nature, community, and a slower, more grounded way of life.
I have always had a passion for supporting others in their mental health journeys, and a deep belief in collaborative care has guided my professional path. After completing my BSN at Creighton University, I began my nursing career at the Mayo Clinic, caring for patients with complex needs. That experience shaped my understanding of holistic care—recognizing that emotional and mental well-being are just as essential as physical health, and that true healing happens through teamwork and listening to the whole person.
My commitment to service led me to volunteer in Haiti, where I helped implement preventive health programs and led multisite mobile medical clinics. I also worked as an RN in a women’s shelter, supporting mothers and babies through trauma-informed and individualized care. These experiences reaffirmed my passion for mental health and the importance of compassionate, accessible support.
Inspired by my own therapeutic journey, I pursued my Master of Science in Nursing from Walden University to become a Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. I am dedicated to evidence-based, patient-centered psychiatric care and continue to grow as a clinician. I am currently collaborating on a professional journal publication focused on suicide-risk prediction and prevention using AI and beginning certification training in Internal Family Systems (IFS).
It is an honor to walk alongside others in their healing—holding space for their stories, supporting their resilience, and providing thoughtful, individualized care.
PAMELA J HAVENS
MPA, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
ADHD
Pam is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner specializing in ADHD, with 29 years of experience and 20 years of service in the U.S. Army. She works with adolescents and adults who feel overwhelmed, scattered, or stuck—struggling with focus, follow-through, and staying on top of daily life.
She provides thoughtful, comprehensive ADHD evaluations that look at the whole picture—your history, current challenges, and how symptoms show up in your everyday life. She also screens for anxiety, depression, trauma, and sleep concerns, helping you better understand what’s going on and feel confident in your diagnosis.
Pam’s approach to treatment is personalized, supportive, and practical. She offers medication management (including both stimulant and non-stimulant options) with close follow-up, and goes beyond medication by teaching real-life tools to manage ADHD symptoms. This includes strategies for organization, time management, prioritization, reducing overwhelm, and improving follow-through—so you can function more effectively day to day.
With her military background, Pam brings a steady, structured approach while still meeting you where you are. She is especially attuned to veterans and individuals in high-demand roles, and she understands the pressure of trying to keep up when your focus just isn’t where you want it to be.
Patients often choose Pam because they feel heard, supported, and guided every step of the way—leaving with more clarity, more confidence, and a plan that actually works in real life.
Sarah Stockham Johnson
MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Integrative, Metabolic, and Nutritional Psychiatry
Sarah is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP-BC) providing tele-heath appointments. She has undergraduate degrees from Clemson University and Colorado State University and graduated top of her class with a Master’s of Science in Nursing from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
Sarah provides mental health medication evaluation and management with an emphasis on integrative practices and a functional medicine approach. She focuses on both physical and mental health issues and assesses how they may be related.
Sarah will provide guidance, expertise, and treatment approaches to help manage mental health disorders like anxiety, PTSD/trauma, depression, concentration issues, and insomnia. Sarah utilizes evidence-based practices and will carefully consider new and emerging treatments as well as combining conventional or traditional therapies with functional medicine therapies to treat the person with a holistic approach. Sarah has a conservative approach to medications and will only prescribe if necessary and will use the lowest effective dose.
Sarah’s philosophy of care is person centered and holistic, strategically using medications and other non-pharmacological modalities to include supplements, diet and lifestyle coaching. Sarah most commonly utilizes CBT, DBT, and mindfulness therapeutic modalities in the treatment plan and she has additional education and certifications in nutritional psychiatry and CBT for insomnia (CBT-I).
Sarah has over 15 years nursing experience in various settings including military and civilian health care settings around the world as she was in the US Army for 8 years. Sarah enjoys working with diverse populations and is committed to being a culturally competent provider. Her goal is to build a respectful alliance where you’ll feel genuine connection, authentic caring, and collaboration in your treatment plan to attaining your goals.
Janet Rosenberg
PhD, LMFT, CCCE, CFMHE, ADR Mediator
Janet embarked on her psychology journey in 2003, earning a Bachelor of Arts. With early experience working with youth and families in need, she was inspired to pursue a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology, focusing on how early experiences shape personality and worldview. Janet completed a dual track for Marriage and Family licensing and Clinical Psychology, deepening her understanding of nature and nurture in treatment.
In 2007, Janet earned her doctorate in psychology studies, enhancing her ability to assist individuals facing mental health and substance use challenges. She is dedicated to guiding clients through life’s obstacles, employing systemic and developmental dynamics to reshape thinking and foster growth. Janet believes in the inherent value of every person and their potential to forge fulfilling relationships and lives.
Throughout her career, Janet has mentored, supervised, and taught fellow professionals, emphasizing the importance of ongoing learning and personal growth in the field. She has held leadership roles and developed impactful programs to support others, encouraging clinicians to continuously expand their skills and perspectives.
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