Selecting a therapist is a process. I encourage you to "shop around" before making the commitment to initiate therapy with a mental health professional. For more information on this process, please look for my upcoming news article on How to Pick the Right Therapist. When my availability is limited enough that we cannot schedule an initial appointment within the next 30 days, my office staff may place you on a waiting list. This allows you to hold your "place in line" while seeking services from another provider in the event that you are in need of services sooner than is possible given my current availability. There is presently a waiting list for adult individual therapy clients. There is presently a waiting list for the Men's Issues Group. A second group may be forming in the event that the waiting list grows beyond eight members. There is presently a waiting list of approximately six months for adolescent individual therapy clients. I have allotted a specific number of hours per week for assessment clients - please call for current evaluation availability. If you feel that we may work well together, please do not hesitate to contact me for a free, initial telephone consultation. I do not work with persons under 14 years of age. I will help you to utilize your out-of-network health insurance benefits, should you choose to do so. In the Spring of 2018, for a variety of ethical and business reasons, I chose to transition my practice to a private pay business model. At that time, I ended my contracts as a preferred in-network provider of Hometown Health (HealthSCOPE, AmBetter SilverSummit, etc.) and Prominence Health (CDS Group) insurance panels. For more information on using your health insurance, please visit my insurance page. I do not accept Medicaid at this time. For more information on using Medicaid for mental and behavioral health services, please visit my Medicaid page. At this time, I am not a Medicare provider. For more information on what this means for clients over 65 years of age, please visit my Medicare page.Carefully.
Yes. However, I am currently accepting new couples therapy clients only.
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