Everything you need to know before your first visit

You can call us at 623-267-6601 or book online using our secure scheduling portal.

We try our best to accommodate urgent needs. Telehealth appointments are typically available sooner than in-person.

Absolutely. Your comfort and connection matter most. Just let our care team know, and we’ll help you find the right match.

Therapy & counseling, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, Suboxone/MAT for addiction, child, teen, adult & senior care, and in-person and virtual sessions.

We support a wide range of needs, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, trauma & PTSD, OCD, mood disorders, sleep disorders, substance use, and grief & life transitions.

Yes. We have providers specifically trained in pediatric and adolescent mental health, including for ADHD, school-related stress, anxiety, and behavioral challenges.

Yes. We specialize in dual-diagnosis and can create integrated treatment plans to support all aspects of your mental health.

Not at all. Many clients come to us for therapy only. If medication is ever recommended, you’ll be fully informed and involved in the decision.

Yes. That’s what makes Calm Psych different. Our therapists and medical providers work together to give you fully integrated care.

You’ll first meet with a provider to determine eligibility, safety, and readiness. If appropriate, we can begin treatment quickly — often within a few days.

For most patients — yes. Our team is trained in telehealth best practices and offers the same quality care virtually as in person.

We use HIPAA-compliant video platforms that are secure, easy to access, and mobile-friendly.

Yes. We offer flexible plans, so you can do what’s most comfortable and convenient for you.

Yes! We accept most major insurance plans. Call us to verify coverage for your specific provider.

We offer competitive self-pay rates and flexible care packages to meet your needs.

Yes, for self-pay clients and packages. Talk to our admin team about flexible options.

Your provider will ask questions to understand your goals, history, and needs. It’s a conversation — not an interrogation.

Therapy sessions typically run 45–55 minutes. Medication appointments range from 30–60 minutes depending on the stage of care.

Yes, if it helps you feel more supported. Let us know ahead of time so we can accommodate.