Specializations include sexual and other trauma, PTSD, transition adjustment issues, adolescent depression/anxiety, self-injurious behaviors, LGBTQ+ youth and adults. My approach in psychotherapy is based on the idea that healing results from treating all parts of the person instead of focusing only on their illness or challenges. Holistic treatment encourages integration and balance of the person's physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, behavioral and relational aspects.
Along with traditional psychotherapy, I use tools to identify each person's strengths to promote healing and growth. Clients are encouraged to increase self-awareness, self-responsibility and self-care. Dr. Davidson's philosophy in working with clients is based on humanistic psychologists such as Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow. This philosophy acknowledges the basic aspects of humanness such as consciousness, value, creativity, freedom, will, love, and spirit.
She works with her clients from a position of a consultant to understand the complexities of the path that her client is walking at this time and to find alternatives leading to healing together.
Along with traditional psychotherapy, I use tools to identify each person's strengths to promote healing and growth. Clients are encouraged to increase self-awareness, self-responsibility and self-care. Dr. Davidson's philosophy in working with clients is based on humanistic psychologists such as Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow. This philosophy acknowledges the basic aspects of humanness such as consciousness, value, creativity, freedom, will, love, and spirit.
She works with her clients from a position of a consultant to understand the complexities of the path that her client is walking at this time and to find alternatives leading to healing together.
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In today's world, teens face many challenges but also have resources and strengths that sometimes go unnoticed.
High schools provide the foundations for college, but also have drugs, alcohol, pressure to fit in, have relationships and pressure about sex.
Developmentally, teens are forming the beginnings of their identity, coming to terms with their sexual identity or questioning, starting to think for themselves, separate themselves from their family of origin in order to become their own person.
High schools provide the foundations for college, but also have drugs, alcohol, pressure to fit in, have relationships and pressure about sex.
Developmentally, teens are forming the beginnings of their identity, coming to terms with their sexual identity or questioning, starting to think for themselves, separate themselves from their family of origin in order to become their own person.
Dr. Davidson does not contract with health insurance providers directly with the exception of Medicare.
She is happy to provide you with documentation (receipts called "superbills") that you can submit to your insurance should you choose to seek reimbursement for psychotherapy.
Dr. Davidson will adjust her fees as much as possible to make therapy affordable for you so that you can benefit from the privacy and choice that paying out of pocket affords you.
The following explains reasons why Dr. Davidson chose to end contracting with insurance providers.
She is happy to provide you with documentation (receipts called "superbills") that you can submit to your insurance should you choose to seek reimbursement for psychotherapy.
Dr. Davidson will adjust her fees as much as possible to make therapy affordable for you so that you can benefit from the privacy and choice that paying out of pocket affords you.
The following explains reasons why Dr. Davidson chose to end contracting with insurance providers.
In order for you, as an individual, to get health insurance benefits, the therapist or mental health professional is required to assign you a formal diagnosis from the DSM-V (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition).
This diagnosis becomes part of your permanent record.
In addition, some insurance carriers request detailed records and notes, presumably to determine that treatment procedures are "correct, " often decided by unqualified staff.
Once again, these materials are potentially available to others.
This diagnosis becomes part of your permanent record.
In addition, some insurance carriers request detailed records and notes, presumably to determine that treatment procedures are "correct, " often decided by unqualified staff.
Once again, these materials are potentially available to others.
Most psychotherapy sessions are scheduled for 30, 60 or 90 minutes.
Telephone consultations or secure, confidential video teleconferencing are available also.
Psychological testing typically requires 1-1/2 to 4 hours.
My hours are from 11:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (last appointment is at 7:30 p.m.), on weekdays and Sundays as needed.
I make every effort to find an appointment time that is convenient for you.
I request that you make every effort to keep scheduled appointments.
If you find it necessary to cancel a scheduled appointment, twenty-four (24) hour advance notice is required to avoid charges.
Telephone consultations or secure, confidential video teleconferencing are available also.
Psychological testing typically requires 1-1/2 to 4 hours.
My hours are from 11:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (last appointment is at 7:30 p.m.), on weekdays and Sundays as needed.
I make every effort to find an appointment time that is convenient for you.
I request that you make every effort to keep scheduled appointments.
If you find it necessary to cancel a scheduled appointment, twenty-four (24) hour advance notice is required to avoid charges.
A: I will personally respond to all phone calls and emails as soon as possible during the business week.
A: Your first appointment will be a consultation visit lasting approximately 60 minutes.
You and I will discuss the difficulties you are experiencing.
At the end of the consultation I will summarize what we have discussed and propose treatment options for you.
A: Each following session is 50-60 minutes long.
Most patients attend sessions on a weekly basis, but others opt to attend sessions twice a month.
A: Your first appointment will be a consultation visit lasting approximately 60 minutes.
You and I will discuss the difficulties you are experiencing.
At the end of the consultation I will summarize what we have discussed and propose treatment options for you.
A: Each following session is 50-60 minutes long.
Most patients attend sessions on a weekly basis, but others opt to attend sessions twice a month.
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