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Support tailored to your needs
Comprehensive evaluations and therapy services for children, adolescents, and adults
What I can do for you
Psychological services designed to help you better understand yourself.
Evaluations
Neuropsychological & Psychological Evaluations
Comprehensive evaluations designed to better understand cognitive, academic, attention, behavioral, and emotional functioning. These assessments help clarify strengths and challenges, answer diagnostic questions, and provide practical recommendations that support individuals and families at home, school, or work.
Ages served: Ages 5 through 65
Common concerns: Attention and executive functioning, learning differences, academic challenges, memory concerns, language issues, emotional or behavioral concens, diagnostic clarification
Ages served: Ages 5 through 65
Common concerns: Attention and executive functioning, learning differences, academic challenges, memory concerns, language issues, emotional or behavioral concens, diagnostic clarification
Autism Evaluations
Developmentally informed evaluations focused on understanding social communication, behavior, sensory processing, and emotional regulation. The goal is to provide clarity and insight while offering meaningful guidance to help individuals and families better understand strengths, needs, and appropriate supports.
Ages served: 3 through 65
Common concerns: Social communication differences, restricted or repetitive behaviors, sensory sensitivities, emotional regulation challenges, diagnostic clarification for Autism Spectrum Disorder
Ages served: 3 through 65
Common concerns: Social communication differences, restricted or repetitive behaviors, sensory sensitivities, emotional regulation challenges, diagnostic clarification for Autism Spectrum Disorder
IQ/Gifted Evaluations
Evaluations designed to assess intellectual functioning and identify giftedness or advanced cognitive abilities. Results help families and schools better understand learning style, academic needs, and how to support intellectual strengths while addressing potential social-emotional challenges.
Ages served: 4 through 18
Common concerns: Identification of giftedness, advanced cognitive abilities, advanced language skills, academic placement decisions, understanding learning style and strengths
Ages served: 4 through 18
Common concerns: Identification of giftedness, advanced cognitive abilities, advanced language skills, academic placement decisions, understanding learning style and strengths
Therapy
Individual Child Therapy
Individual child therapy supports children in understanding and managing their emotions, behavior, and relationships in a developmentally appropriate way. Sessions focus on building coping skills, emotional regulation, and confidence while working collaboratively with families to support progress at home and school.
Ages served: Adolescents (ages 14 to 17)
Common concerns: Anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, behavioral challenges, social difficulties, school stress, life transitions, grief
Ages served: Adolescents (ages 14 to 17)
Common concerns: Anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, behavioral challenges, social difficulties, school stress, life transitions, grief
Individual Adult Therapy
Individual adult therapy provides a supportive space to explore emotional concerns, life transitions, and patterns that may be impacting well-being or daily functioning. Treatment is collaborative and goal-oriented, with an emphasis on insight, practical strategies, and meaningful change.
Ages served: Adults (ages 18 to 65)
Common concerns: Anxiety, depression, life transitions, stress, burnout, relationship concerns, identity development
Ages served: Adults (ages 18 to 65)
Common concerns: Anxiety, depression, life transitions, stress, burnout, relationship concerns, identity development
Soical Skills Training
Social skills training helps children and adolescents build skills related to communication, perspective-taking, emotional awareness, and peer relationships. Services are tailored to the individual’s needs and often support social confidence in school, home, and community settings.
Ages served: Adolescents (ages 10 to 17) and young adults (ages 18 to 35)
Common concerns: social communication, peer relationships, romantic relationships, perspective-taking, emotional awareness, confidence in social settings, public speaking, job interviews
Ages served: Adolescents (ages 10 to 17) and young adults (ages 18 to 35)
Common concerns: social communication, peer relationships, romantic relationships, perspective-taking, emotional awareness, confidence in social settings, public speaking, job interviews
What to expect
A clear, collaborative process designed to provide clarity and direction.
I use a thoughtful, structured approach to evaluations and therapy so families understand what's happening at each step, why it matters, and how results can be used moving forward.
Initial consultation
We begin with an initial consultation to discuss concerns, relevant history, and goals. This conversation helps determine the most appropriate services and ensures the process is tailored to the individual.
Assessment or Therapy
For evaluations, assessment is thoughtfully selected based on referral questions and may include cognitive, academic, attention, executive functioning, and social-emotional measures. For therapy, sessions focus on building understanding, coping skills, and emotional regulation within a collaborative, strengths-based framework.
Integration and interpretation
Results are carefully integrated to form a clear, cohesive understanding of strengths, challenges, and patterns. The emphasis is on meaningful interpretation, not just test scores or diagnostic labels.
Feedback and next steps
Findings are reviewed in detail during a feedback session, with time for questions and discussion. Families leave with clear explanations and practical recommendations that can be used at home, school, work, or in therapy moving forward.
fees and transparency
Clear, upfront pricing so you know what to expect.
I am a private-pay practice and do not bill insurance directly. Fees are discussed in advance so families can make informed decisions, and there are no hidden costs or surprise charges. When appropriate, I can provide documentation for out-of-network reimbursement. Specific recommendations and costs are discussed during the initial consultation so there are no suprises.
psychological & neuropsychological evaluations
starting at $2,500
Service typically includes intake, testing, scoring, report writing, and a feedback session
autism evaluations
starting at $1,975
Service typically includes intake, testing, scoring, report writing, and a feedback session
iq/gifted evaluations
starting at $500
Service typically includes intake, testing, scoring, written summary of results, and a feedback session
therapy and consultations
$200/session
Service typically includes 50-minute sessions either on a weekly or every-other week basis.
Questions about fees or services? I'm happy to discuss options during an initial consultation.
Now an ESA Approved Vendor!
Families participating in Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program may use ESA funds for eligible neuropsychological evaluation and therapy services. The Modern Psychologist is an approved ESA vendor and accepts payment through ClassWallet.
No Suprises Act & Good Faith Estimates
Under the No Surprises Act, healthcare providers are required to provide clients who are uninsured or not using insurance with a “Good Faith Estimate” of expected charges for services. As a private pay practice that values transparency and clarity, The Modern Psychologist provides Good Faith Estimates upon request and at the time of scheduling services. The estimate outlines the anticipated costs associated with evaluation or therapy services.
next steps
Ready to take the next step?
If you're considering an evaluation, or therapy, an initial consultation can help clarify whether my services are a good fit for your needs.
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