Richard E. Schultz, Ph. D
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Since you found yourself here, my guess is that you or someone you care about is struggling with life. You may be experiencing troubling symptoms of anxiety, depression, anger, or insomnia, having painful conflicts in your relationships (with a partner, friends or family), grappling with professional or other work-related challenges, or attempting to cope with recent stress, grief, or loss.

I want to let you know that help is available, and there is good reason to believe you will come through your struggles far more quickly and productively with assistance than without it. As I'm sure you will agree, it takes a lot of time and energy to avoid facing the truth of our problems. So, if you are ready, let's get to work.
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My primary role as a psychologist is to provide my clients with a safe, supportive, and growth-oriented environment in which they can learn to reduce troubling symptoms of distress, better face life's challenges, improve their relationships, and reach their full potential.
My style as a therapist tends to be more interactive and direct than neutral, and I work hard to help my patients reach their goals as quickly as possible.
I believe that healing and growth take place in the context of a strong therapeutic relationship, and I pay close attention to this aspect of my work.
Many factors of daily life can interfere with our ability to sleep naturally and restoratively.
When these are temporary, such as stressful events, most people note improvement once the stressor has resolved.
For a great many others, however, more chronic sleep problems are experienced, independent of their life situations.
At that point, the inability to sleep well itself becomes the stressor.
Insomnia disorder affects approximately 30% of the general population, and is even more common among the elderly, and those suffering from other psychiatric conditions, such as depression or anxiety.
My first contact with new patients typically occurs by phone.
During a brief initial conversation, I will be most interested in learning how I can help you, and why you are seeking assistance at this time.
I will also be glad at that time to answer any questions you may have about working with me, or about therapy in general, and the fees for my services.
At the end of that conversation, you may decide to schedule an initial consultation.
Our first meeting will last 90 minutes, and the agenda for it is pretty simple.
Payment is required at the time of service, and may be made by cash, check, bill pay, or Zelle.
Fees are subject to change on a periodic basis.
Statements are available for tax purposes, or for third-party reimbursement by insurance, FSA, or HSA plans.
Please note that 24 hour advance cancellation of scheduled appointments is required in order to avoid being billed in full for the session fee.
Patients who have health insurance and wish to seek reimbursement for my services will find this is available through most group or employer-sponsored plans on an "out of network" basis (more on this below).
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