Rory Condon APRN is a board-certified lifespan psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner. He has been active in mental health care for over a decade in a variety of different patient centered roles. Rory's previous professional experience has been with individuals across the spectrum of psychiatric care from those requiring acute stabilization to ongoing maintenance care. He worked at Yale Psychiatric Hospital, the Crisis Intervention Unit of Yale Emergency Department, High Watch Recovery Center, and headed the psychiatric consultation liaison service at Griffin Hospital among other settings. In 2018 Rory received the Outstanding Newcomer Award from Yale New Haven Health System, being named one of the two best APRNs hired across that system that year.

Rory takes a holistic approach to helping individuals manage mental illness through psychopharmacological, psychotherapeutic, and lifestyle interventions. He emphasizes psychoeducation and shared decision making in his approach to supporting clients in reaching their goals. Rory is a strong proponent of utilizing non-habit forming medications in his practice.

Rory has experience helping individuals with a variety of mental health challenges but specializes in mood disorders, anxiety disorders, OCD, trauma, and substance use disorders.

Rory did his advanced practice training at Yale School of Nursing. He holds a Masters in Applied Psychology from Fairfield University as well as two bachelor's degrees from Quinnipiac University in both Nursing and History.