What is Concierge?
What is a Concierge Psychologist?
Flexible Appointments
- Flexible session length
- Flexible appointment times — meet when you can
- Weekend and evening appointments
- Phone sessions available
- Home visits can be arranged
Enhanced Privacy
- No electronic medical records (EMRs)
- Direct, self-pay — no insurance, no company reporting.
- Dr. Teri meets or exceeds all HIPAA and APA Privacy standards.
- Upon request, documentation for out-of-network benefits may be provided.
Fast, Flexible Payments
- A “Good Faith Estimate” will be given to you at the first session, estimating how much your care will cost.
- Pay session-by-session, or by retainer.
- Pay by credit card, cash, or check
- Cash and pre-pay discounts available
“My Concierge practice means I can give you priority. Even if you don’t have an appointment, I will do my best to fit you in on the day you need to talk. My practice offers a confidential place to talk, without the necessity of a diagnosis for insurance purposes. Some clients have a diagnosable disorder, while others do not.
I offer a full-service, concierge practice for psychotherapy and wellness coaching. I am a licensed clinical psychologist with decades of counseling experience. Since it is not an insurance-driven practice, I can focus on quality over quantity, personalized service, and accessibility. How we work together is individually tailored, and chosen by us working together, not by any third party.
I have fewer patients than an insurance-driven practice, which means I have more time for you.”
—Dr. Teri
Meet Dr. Teri
Meet Dr. Teri Role-Warren
Specialty Areas
Coaching / Improving Physical & Emotional Health
The good news about unhealthy or self-defeating thoughts and habits is that they can be turned around. The mind and the body are resilient and adaptive to change. Together we can focus on caring for the mind and body, addressing habits and behaviors ranging from unhealthy eating, reliance on mood altering substances or ineffective coping styles. Individuals can make positive, healthy changes in their lives by learning and practicing specific skills, one step at a time. Making time to “turn around the ship” is an investment in personal well-being.
Anxiety and Depression
Anxiety and depression are two of the most common mental health concerns in our society. They are often experienced as a complex set of emotional and functional challenges. Anxiety and depression are not the same, but they often occur together. It is not uncommon for people with depression to experience anxiety and people with anxiety to become depressed. There is also overlap in some of the conditions and treatments.
The hidden triggers of anxiety and depression include the state of your physical health, how well you manage stress, your relationships with the people around you and how safe you feel in your environment. In our sessions, we identify your type of anxiety or depression: for example, do you have generalized anxiety disorder, PTSD, OCD, major depressive disorder, bipolar depression, to mention a few. We then use evidence-based strategies to understand and treat the specific symptoms that trouble you.
Eating Disorders
A person’s relationship with food can become unhealthy or develop into an eating disorder. A toxic cycle can develop when a person uses food or restricting food intake for emotional reasons. Sometimes, people are not aware of the connection between eating and underlying emotional conflicts. There is a relationship between neglecting the body and the development of emotional and physical problems. To end this cycle, we work on strengthening the body with enough rest, food, and liquids. Individuals do not have to be perfect or let physical care become an obsession. When people ignore the physical needs of their body, this abandonment will create emotional and a physical problems, which in turn creates a toxic life cycle.
When the body is in need of something, we experience feelings that correspond to what the body is lacking. An example of ignoring a signal is when people do not pay attention to messages of hunger and fullness. The body sends messages when to eat, sleep, relax, calm down, play and comfort ourselves. Our work includes re-learning how to listen and to those signals.
Stress
When people are out of balance with work, stressors or simply by staying too busy and occupied, they are not giving themselves opportunities to strengthen the mind and body. Human beings have an innate need for human affiliation and leisure. People often ignore needs for connection, self-awareness and relaxation. By making a practice of noticing and understanding thoughts, feelings, and needs, mental health vitality is enhanced.
Is Psychotherapy right for me?Is Psychotherapy right for me?
Prior generations perpetuated the myth that someone must be “crazy” or “have a nervous breakdown” in order to see a psychologist. Today, psychologists provide services for many reasons, including helping individuals develop healthy, meaningful passions and relationships: in other words, to healthfully balance work, love and play. Anyone can benefit from psychological services that enhance and maintain physical and mental health and promote honesty and intimacy in daily life.
Dr. Teri provides
- Collaborative treatment planning to identify difficulties, create goals, and work on solutions
- Effective, solution–focused interventions
- Therapeutic tools to specify areas for continued growth
Links
Alcohol and Drug Abuse
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Learn to Cope
- National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc.
- National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
- National Institute on Drug Abuse
- Partnership for Drug Free Kids
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
- SMART Recovery
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Links
- Adolescent Wellness, Inc.
- American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
- National Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health
- Parent/Professional Advocacy League
- The Child Anxiety Network
Anxiety Disorders
Depression/Bipolar Disorder
- Brain & Behavior Research Foundation
- Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
- Learn Psychology – Suicide and Depression Awareness for Students
- National Network of Depression Centers
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Personality Disorders
- National Education Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder (NEABPD)
- Personality Disorder Awareness Network (PDAN)
- Treatment and Research Advances Association for Personality Disorder
Eating Disorders
- Eating Disorders Online
- Multi-Service Eating Disorder Association
- National Association for Males with Eating Disorders
- National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders
- National Eating Disorders Association
- National Institute of Mental Health: Eating Disorders
Positive Psychology
College Student Mental Health
- Campus Mind Works
- Depression on College Campuses
- JED Foundation
- Mental Health and Well Being for College Students
- Mental Health Resources for College Students
Group Therapy
Library
- MEDLINE on PubMed (free)
LGBTQI
Mental Health
- HelpGuide.org
- MentalHealth.gov
- Mental Health America
- National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
- National Institutes of Health
- National Institute of Mental Health
- SAMHSA’s Toolkit for Community Conversations About Mental Health
- The Dana Foundation
- Only Healthy
Mental Health Advocacy
- Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law
- Bring Change 2 Mind
- Congress.org – Contact elected officials
- Deconstructing Stigma
- Mental Health Legal Advisors Committee
Psychiatry
Psychology
- American Psychological Association
- Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT)
- Psych Central
Suicide Prevention
- American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-TALK)
- Stop A Suicide Today!
Smoking Cessation
Sleep
Links provided for information only. Not responsible for the content, claims or representatives of the listed sites.
Directions
Dr. Teri Psychological Services, LLC
9200 Montgomery Rd
Building C
Suite 10A
Cincinnati, OH 45242