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Learn more about therapy, evaluations, consultation services, insurance, and what to expect.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens during the free introductory call?

Answer: This free, brief call gives you an opportunity to ask questions, learn about available services, discuss logistics, and determine whether my services may be a good fit. It is not therapy, an evaluation, diagnosis, or crisis support.

How do I know which service I need?

Answer: We can discuss your concerns during the introductory call and identify whether therapy, an evaluation, or consultation may be the most appropriate next step.

How do I begin therapy?

Answer: Online therapy appointments are scheduled and billed through Headway. Use the “Start Therapy Through Headway” link to view availability and begin the process.

Where is therapy provided?

Answer: Therapy is provided online for eligible clients in Illinois and Nevada.

What types of evaluations do you provide?

Answer: I provide psychological and educational evaluations related to ADHD, autism, mood disorders, learning disorders, and other developmental, emotional, or behavioral concerns within my professional scope.

Are evaluations covered by insurance?

Answer: Evaluations are billed through insurance when eligible. Your coverage and out-of-pocket responsibility depend on your insurance plan, including deductibles, copays, coinsurance, prior authorization, and medical-necessity requirements. Self-pay is also an option for evaluations. The free introductory call can answer the fee-related questions.

What does an evaluation include?

Answer: Depending on your needs, an evaluation may include interviews, questionnaires, records review, assessment sessions, scoring, a written report, and a feedback meeting.

Who can request consultation services?

Answer: Educators, schools, and other professionals, as well as caregivers, may request consultation related to behavior, academic interventions, classroom support, and students with disabilities.

How are consultation services paid?

Answer: Consultation services are private-pay services and are not billed through insurance. Fees may be arranged as a one-time payment or based on the consultation format. We will discuss and agree upon the fee before scheduling.

Can I send medical information through the website?

Answer: Please do not include detailed health information, records, or confidential concerns in a regular website form or email. Secure forms and document sharing will be provided when appropriate.

What should I do in an emergency?

Answer: This website is not monitored for emergencies. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. For emotional crisis support in the United States, call or text 988.