Frequently Asked Questions

Below are quick summaries of the information provided elsewhere on the site. More questions and answers will be added over time.

Who does Suzanne see?

Children (as young as pre-school), teens, adults, and older adults. She has experience working with individuals and families across a wide range of psychiatric symptoms and diagnoses.

What services are offered?

Psychiatric evaluations, psychiatric medication management, counseling, coaching, care management, and crisis intervention for established clients. She also provides guidance and recommendations for natural approaches to work collaboratively with the mental health treatment plan. See full Services & Fees ›

Does the practice accept insurance?

No. Valley Mental Health and Wellness is a private pay practice and does not participate in any insurance programs at this time. The practice does not bill insurance companies directly. Patients may choose to independently seek reimbursement from their insurance plan, Health Savings Plan, or other community resources.

How are payments made?

All fees are paid directly by cash, check, or select cash apps.

Where are the offices located?

There are two locations:

Are first appointments in-person or virtual?

All first-time appointments are scheduled in person.

How often will I need to come in?

In-person appointments are required at least every four months for non-controlled medications, and at least every three months for controlled medications. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis. See Practice Policies ›

What if I’m in crisis?

Valley Mental Health and Wellness is unable to provide emergency services. If you are in crisis, call 911, go to your nearest emergency department, or call/text 988. Local county crisis numbers ›

How do I schedule?

Call for a no-cost 15-minute telephone consultation to decide if services are right for you. There is no obligation associated with the call. Referrals & Appointments ›