We offer both psychological assessment for mood, anxiety/OCD related concerns, psychoeducational, IQ, and achievement testing as well as evidence-based treatment for anxiety, OCD and related conditions.

In addition to clinical services, we offer trainings for professionals and graduate students on ERP for OCD, and assessment practices.

Getting started is simple. Fill out our form on the “get started today” button at the top of our page and our team will contact you to ensure we are a good fit for your needs. Alternatively, you can reach out directly to support@northeastpsychology.org to learn more.

We are out of network with insurance companies, meaning we do not directly work with insurance companies, submit information to them, or accept payment from them. We are happy to provide a superbill for services if you wish to submit to your insurance company for out of network reimbursement.

If you are interested in reaching out to your insurance to learn about out of network coverage, we would be happy to provide you with necessary information. If this is something you are interested in, please reach out to support@northeastpsychology.org.

Unfortunately, because we are a self-pay clinic, we are prohibited from accepting payments from any federally funded insurance. We are happy to provide referrals for you if this is the case.

The only exception is if you have Medicare. If you have Medicare, you can work with us, though you will not be able to receive reimbursement for care as CMS regulations indicate that we cannot bill Medicare on your behalf.

For assessment services, assessments typically range from $1,500 - $3,500 depending on the assessment needs.

For therapy services, we charge $250 per 45 minute session. Additionally, to begin treatment, we conduct a diagnostic intake assessment completed at $475.

As access to care is important to us, we hold a set number of slots for sliding-scale clients. If you believe you qualify and are interested in applying for a sliding scale fee, please reach out to support@northeastpsychology.org.