Research & Resources

Knowledge, Support & Practical Next Steps.

Thoughtful care begins with curiosity, good evidence, and the right support. Explore research that informs my approach, practical resources, insurance information, and opportunities to connect with trusted professionals.

Evidence in Practice

Research That Informs My Approach

Selected starting points for understanding the relationship between thoughts, behavior, physical health, and well-being.

These links are educational resources, not a substitute for individualized medical or psychological advice. Research findings should be interpreted in context.

Practical Information

Insurance & Payment

Coverage can vary by insurer, network, individual plan, and service. Please confirm benefits before your first appointment.

INSURANCE PARTICIPATION

Working with major insurance carriers

Kinnected Therapies works with most major insurance carriers. Coverage and benefits vary by individual plan, so we encourage prospective clients to contact us to confirm participation and discuss their coverage before scheduling an appointment.

We are happy to help you understand your options and answer questions about insurance and payment.

Ask About Your Plan
BEFORE YOUR VISIT

Questions worth checking

  • Is the clinician in network for your exact plan?
  • Do outpatient psychotherapy benefits apply?
  • What are your copay, coinsurance, and deductible?
  • Are authorization or referral requirements involved?
  • If out of network, are reimbursement benefits available?

Your insurer can confirm benefits and eligibility. A benefits quote is not a guarantee of payment.

Private payment and out-of-network questions: Contact the practice for current fees, payment options, and whether documentation for potential out-of-network reimbursement is available. Fees and reimbursement are not guaranteed here.
Additional Support

Finding the Right Level of Care

Psychotherapy is one part of a broader network of care. Different situations call for different types of support.

Immediate Crisis Support

If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. In the United States, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

988 Lifeline ↗

More Intensive Treatment

Some people may benefit from an intensive outpatient program (IOP), partial hospitalization program (PHP), or inpatient services. The appropriate level of care depends on individual needs and clinical assessment.

FindTreatment.gov ↗

General Mental Health Information

Reliable educational information can help you understand common symptoms, treatment approaches, and when to seek professional support.

National Institute of Mental Health ↗
Connected Care

Professional Collaboration & Referrals

My work is informed by experience across clinical psychology, physical therapy, athletic training, and positive psychology. When appropriate and with a client's permission, coordinated care may involve physicians, physical therapists, neuropsychologists, and other professionals.

I also welcome conversations about professional consultation and opportunities to apply my broader background.

Let's Connect

For referral inquiries, care coordination, or professional collaboration, please get in touch.

Start a Conversation

Have a Question About Getting Started?

I'm happy to discuss your goals, answer initial questions about the practice, and help you consider the next step.

Contact & Getting Started