South Texas Veterans Heath Care System, Frank Tejada Outpatient Clinic

Phone: (210) 617-5300

Email: amanda@drwetegrove.com

About Amanda Wetegrove-Romine:

Dr. Amanda Wetegrove-Romine is a Licensed Psychologist and current team coordinator of the Eating Disorders Program at the South Texas Veterans Healthcare System. In addition, she maintains a small private practice, offering therapy on local trails and in green spaces. Dr. Wetegrove-Romine also educates the public on the benefits nature has on our mental health. She specializes in the treatment of depression and anxiety associated with perfectionism, PTSD, an disordered eating and negative body image. She is co-founder and CEO of Camp Ollie Lou, a retreat in the Texas Hill Country whose mission is connecting women to nature. Dr. Wetegrove is a BCPA Past-President and has served in various other member at large roles for the association.

Dr. Wetegrove-Romine completed her internship training at VA Valley Coastal Bend Health Care System in Harlingen, Texas from 2014-2015. She completed her fellowship the following year at South Texas Veterans Health Care System, with a continued focus in rural mental health. After fellowship, she remained with STVHCS, transitioning to staff psychologist for both Mental Health Outpatient Service (MHOS) and HPACT. As a psychologist focused on the needs of Veterans experiencing homelessness, Dr. Wetegrove-Romine maintains a caseload with many acute/high intensity Veterans, including those dually-diagnosed with substance use disorders and serious mental illness. She is part of an integrated care team, which includes a PCP, RN, LVN, psychiatrist, and social worker. She is credentialed with the National Register of Health Service Psychologists. On weekends, she can be found camping and hiking with her partner and two dogs. She also enjoys traveling and cycling.