301 Oxford Valley Road, Suite 1803 SECOND FL Yardley, Pennsylvania 19067, United States
At this time I accept the following insurance:
Cigna
United Heatlh
Highmark
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Tricare
I also offer out of network services. What does that mean? You would be responsible for the full session fee and your insurance will reimburse you for the sessions. Reimbursement varies for each insurance so you have to reach out to your insurance to determine how much you will be reimbursed
If you are paying out of pocket, initial session fee is $225 and subsequent sessions are $200.
If you are using your insurance, fees vary based on your plan and deductible
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At this time, hours are by appointment only
The frequency of treatment is based on your presenting concerns. The duration of therapy looks different for everyone. On average, sessions are 45 minutes long but range up to 75 minutes.
There is no time limit on therapy. Treatment can be short term and long term.
During the first session we review your consent for treatment. I also gather detailed information about you to determine the type of treatment that is needed and if I am the best fit for you. If we decide that I am not a good fit for you I will provide you with referrals.
Dr. Mauro's therapy sessions typically include:
-structured sessions
-"homework" assignments
-team effort (you and I collaborate)
-directive approach
-some sessions may include worksheets
-educational sessions
-goal oriented approach
-short-term therapy
-evidenced based practice
-focus on thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and relationships
If you like this approach than we should be a good fit for each other. However, the initial session will help you determine your comfort and readiness for treatment
A psychiatrist prescribes medication while a psychologist provides therapy
A first step in making this decision is to meet face to face. During our contact you should considerr the following things:
1. Can I see myself feeling safe and comfortable with the therapist?
2. does the therapist have experience in the field?