No. You don’t need to self-diagnose or choose the “right” service. We’ll help guide you based on your concerns and goals.

Call (732) 997-0707 or submit an online request. A patient coordinator will follow up to discuss availability and next steps.

Yes. We provide telehealth appointments using secure, HIPAA-compliant platforms for eligible patients located in New Jersey.

Yes. We provide child and adolescent services for ages 8–18, including counseling, play therapy, emotional regulation support, and family involvement when appropriate.

Yes. We provide family therapy, couples therapy, and marriage counseling to improve communication, reduce conflict, and strengthen relationships.

Your first appointment is an initial evaluation. Your provider will ask questions about what brings you in, symptoms, history, and goals. Together you’ll discuss recommendations and next steps.

Therapy sessions are typically 40–45 minutes. Medication management visit length depends on the type of appointment (intake vs follow-up).

We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans. Coverage varies by plan. Our staff can help verify benefits prior to your appointment.

Self-pay options are available. We can review rates with you before services begin.

Yes. Your privacy is important to us. Personal health information is protected under HIPAA and other privacy laws. Information is only shared with your written authorization or as required by law.

We recommend not sharing sensitive medical or mental health information by email or text. If you need to discuss personal details, we’ll do so privately by phone or during your appointment.

No. If you or your child are in crisis or need immediate help, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. You can also call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

Treatment frequency is usually once a week. The overall length of treatment depends on your individual needs and your personalized treatment plan. What most patients can expect: • Most patients attend weekly therapy sessions • Session frequency may decrease over time as symptoms improve and goals are met • Medication management visits are scheduled only when needed and based on individual clinical needs • Some patients benefit from short-term therapy, while others prefer ongoing support