Approximately one out of five Americans has a disability. They span every ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, and socioeconomic group, yet they are often overlooked as part of the tapestry of diversity.

“I am committed to ensuring that this population has full access to mental health services. Clinicians need thoughtful training to deliver effective clinical services to people with disabilities. When clinicians learn to humanize disability and incorporate simple, yet critical strategies into everyday practice, they improve the level of treatment for this underserved population.”

Psychotherapy

• Individual and family therapy
• Neuropsychological assessment
• Specialty in serving clients and families with ADD/ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders/Asperger’s, Learning Disabilities, and physical disabilities

Consultation and Training

• Disability and clinical competency training for therapists, educators and service providers
• IEP consultation

Educational Planning

• IEP Planning
• Transitioning skills to college – assisting students to maximize their potential and succeed in higher education
• Coaching

Fees

For information on specific therapy services and fees, please feel free to contact Dr. Gibson. In general, therapy sessions are 45 minutes in length for individual services and 75 minutes in length for couples and families. Typically therapy sessions occur one time per week or once every other week depending on individual and family needs and resources. She does not provide services through any insurance panels and provide fee-for-service therapy only. Upon request, she will provide clients with a “Super Bill” for reimbursement purposes through insurance carriers. Please check with your insurance carrier to identify their reimbursement policies for out-of-network providers.