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Clarity, Confidence,
and a Clear Path Forward

Comprehensive psychological assessment, therapy, and behavioral health services for children, adolescents, and adults — helping you understand what’s happening and what to do next.

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Psychological Evaluations
Therapy & Counseling
All Ages Welcome
In-Person & Telehealth
School Collaboration

A Different Kind of Behavioral Health Practice

Finding the right support can feel overwhelming. We believe every individual deserves a clear understanding of their strengths, challenges, and opportunities for growth.

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Comprehensive Evaluations

Thorough psychological assessments that identify root causes, strengths, and tailored recommendations

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Integrated Care Under One Roof

Bridge the gap between evaluation and treatment in one coordinated practice

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Evidence-Based Practice

Standardized, validated assessment tools and research-informed treatment approaches

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Collaborative by Design

Direct communication with schools, pediatricians, psychiatrists with consent

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In-Person & Secure Telehealth

HIPAA-compliant telehealth for clients throughout Virginia, flexible scheduling

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Professional Documentation

Our reports are designed to provide clinically meaningful information that may support treatment planning, educational planning, accommodations, care coordination, and other appropriate purposes. Acceptance and use of an evaluation are determined by the receiving organization.

Our Services

We provide a broad range of behavioral health services tailored to each person’s unique needs, goals, and age group.

Psychological Evaluations
Therapy & Behavioral Health
School & Academic Support

ADHD Evaluations

Autism Spectrum Evaluations

Learning & Academic Assessments

Cognitive & IQ Testing

Executive Function Evaluations

Diagnostic Clarification

ADHD Evaluations

  • Comprehensive attention & focus testing
  • ADHD across all age groups
  • Executive functioning assessment
  • Behavioral observation and rating scales
  • Treatment & accommodation recommendations

Each evaluation includes a clinical interview, standardized testing, comprehensive written report, and a feedback session with personalized recommendations.

Autism Spectrum Evaluations

  • Social communication assessment
  • Diagnostic clarification (ASD)
  • Developmental and behavioral observation
  • Sensory processing evaluation
  • Family and school support recommendations

Each evaluation includes a clinical interview, standardized testing, comprehensive written report, and a feedback session with personalized recommendations.

Learning & Academic Assessments

  • Reading and comprehension difficulties
  • Academic underperformance
  • Learning disorder evaluation
  • IEP and 504 accommodation support
  • Cognitive and processing speed testing

Each evaluation includes a clinical interview, standardized testing, comprehensive written report, and a feedback session with personalized recommendations.

Cognitive & IQ Testing

  • Intellectual ability assessment (WISC-V, WAIS)
  • Gifted program eligibility testing
  • Processing speed and working memory
  • Strengths and deficit profile

Each evaluation includes a clinical interview, standardized testing, comprehensive written report, and a feedback session with personalized recommendations.

Executive Function Evaluations

  • Planning and organization testing
  • Time management and task completion
  • Impulse control and self-regulation
  • Working memory assessment

Each evaluation includes a clinical interview, standardized testing, comprehensive written report, and a feedback session with personalized recommendations.

Diagnostic Clarification

  • Complex overlapping presentations
  • Behavioral and emotional assessments
  • Multi-diagnosis evaluation
  • Treatment planning recommendations
  • Second-opinion evaluations

Each evaluation includes a clinical interview, standardized testing, comprehensive written report, and a feedback session with personalized recommendations.

Child Therapy

Adolescent Therapy

Adult Therapy

Family Therapy

Parent Coaching

Executive Function Coaching

 Child Therapy

  • Anxiety and worry
  • Behavioral challenges
  • Emotional regulation
  • Social skills and peer difficulties
  • School-related stress

 Adolescent Therapy

  • Depression and mood concerns
  • Anxiety and panic
  • Identity and self-esteem
  • Academic stress and burnout
  • Life transitions

 Adult Therapy

  • Anxiety and stress management
  • Depression treatment
  • Trauma-informed therapy
  • Life transitions and adjustment
  • Work and relationship challenges

 Family Therapy

  • Communication and conflict resolution
  • Parenting strategies
  • Blended family adjustment
  • Supporting a child with behavioral concerns

 Parent Coaching

  • Behavioral management strategies
  • ADHD parenting support
  • Consistency and structure building
  • School and homework strategies

Executive Function Coaching

  • Organization and planning systems
  • Time management skills
  • Task initiation and follow-through
  • Study skills and academic performance

Academic Accommodations

School Consultation

Educational Planning

Academic Accommodations

  • IEP and 504 Plan recommendations
  • School evaluation documentation
  • Extended time and testing accommodations
  • Classroom support strategies

School Consultation

  • Collaboration with teachers and staff
  • Behavioral support plan input
  • IEP meeting participation (with consent)
  • School avoidance and reintegration support

Educational Planning

  • Individualized learning recommendations
  • Tutoring and intervention guidance
  • Transition planning (elementary → high school)
  • College accommodation documentation

Behavioral Health Care Rooted in Understanding

At Renewed Thought Assessment & Behavioral Health Center, we provide comprehensive psychological assessment, therapy, and behavioral health services for children, adolescents, and adults.

We believe effective behavioral healthcare begins with understanding. Whether concerns involve attention, learning, emotions, behavior, executive functioning, or overall mental health, our team provides thoughtful evaluation, evidence-based treatment, and personalized recommendations designed to support long-term success.

“Too often, individuals receive therapy without understanding why they struggle — or a diagnosis without the support to move forward. We provide both, in one place.”

We offer both in-person and secure virtual services to ensure accessible care for children, adolescents, adults, and families throughout Virginia.

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Our Vision & Commitment

Renewed Thought was founded to bridge the gap between psychological evaluation and ongoing behavioral health treatment — providing diagnostic clarity and coordinated care within a single, patient-centered model.

Our commitment to every patient and family:

  • Listen carefully and understand each individual’s unique concerns
  • Identify the most appropriate starting point — therapy, evaluation, or both
  • Provide clear recommendations and treatment pathways
  • Deliver thorough, professional documentation when needed
  • Maintain ethical, evidence-based, research-informed clinical practice
  • Support patients and families through every stage of care
  • Collaborate with schools, physicians, and other care providers
  • Psychiatric services are not currently available. Additional behavioral health services may be added as the practice grows.

Meet Our Clinical Team

Renewed Thought Assessment & Behavioral Health Center is building a team of experienced, licensed behavioral health professionals committed to providing high-quality, evidence-based care.

Clinicians providing services through Renewed Thought are required to maintain appropriate professional licensure, credentials, and qualifications for the services they provide.

Provider profiles will be added as our clinicians join the practice.

Now accepting inquiries for upcoming services.

Our Clinical Approach

Understand

Understand

We begin by listening carefully to understand concerns, strengths, history, and current challenges — before any recommendation is made.

Evaluate

Evaluate

Using validated assessment tools and clinical expertise, we clarify diagnoses, identify contributing factors, and develop individualized recommendations.

Treat

Treat

Through therapy, behavioral interventions, coaching, and coordinated care, we help patients build practical skills and improve daily functioning.

Thrive

Thrive

Children succeed in school. Adults function confidently at work. Families gain clarity, stability, and the tools needed to move forward.

What We Help With

Comprehensive behavioral health support across the lifespan — for children, adolescents, and adults.

Anxiety & Mood Disorders

Anxiety and mood disorders are among the most common mental health challenges — and among the most treatable. Our clinicians provide thorough assessment to identify specific anxiety presentations and mood patterns, followed by evidence-based therapy tailored to each individual. We do not use one-size-fits-all approaches.

  • Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
  • Social anxiety and social phobia
  • Panic disorder and panic attacks
  • Specific phobias
  • Depression and persistent depressive disorder
  • Seasonal affective patterns
  • Chronic stress and burnout
  • Emotional regulation difficulties
  • Life transitions and adjustment disorder

Children · Adolescents · Adults

ADHD & Executive Functioning

ADHD is frequently misunderstood and often under- or over-diagnosed. Our comprehensive evaluation process distinguishes true ADHD from anxiety, learning differences, trauma responses, and sleep issues that mimic ADHD symptoms — providing diagnostic clarity that guides treatment decisions and supports accommodations at school or work.

  • ADHD — inattentive, hyperactive, and combined presentations
  • Executive functioning deficits (planning, organizing, initiating)
  • Working memory and processing speed concerns
  • Time blindness and time management difficulties
  • Task initiation, follow-through, and completion
  • Impulsivity and emotional dysregulation
  • ADHD coaching support through therapy
  • Adult ADHD — newly identified or previously unmanaged
  • Differential diagnosis (ADHD vs. anxiety vs. learning disorder)
Children · Adolescents · Adults

Learning & Academic Challenges

When a child struggles in school despite effort and support, the reason is not always obvious. A psychoeducational evaluation can uncover whether a learning disability, cognitive processing difference, attention issue, anxiety, or another factor is at play.

School and Educational Support

Our psychological evaluations may provide information that can support educational planning, accommodations, and discussions regarding IEP or Section 504 services.

Eligibility decisions are made independently by the student’s school or educational team in accordance with applicable requirements.

  • Dyslexia and reading disorders
  • Dyscalculia (math learning disorder)
  • Dysgraphia (written expression disorder)
  • Auditory and visual processing difficulties
  • Processing speed concerns
  • Academic underperformance with unknown cause
  • IEP and 504 Plan evaluation support
  • College testing accommodations (SAT, ACT, AP exams)
  • School avoidance and school refusal
  • Gifted students with co-occurring challenges (twice-exceptional)
Children · Adolescents · Young Adults

Autism Evaluation

Comprehensive autism evaluations may be available based on clinician expertise,
age, presenting concerns, and service availability.

Please contact our office to determine whether our evaluation services are
appropriate for your needs.

Behavioral & Family Concerns

Behavioral challenges in children and adolescents are often symptoms of an underlying unmet need — not simply “bad behavior.” We assess the full picture: emotional, cognitive, developmental, and environmental factors. Family involvement is welcome and encouraged throughout the evaluation and therapy process.

  • Oppositional behavior and defiance
  • Conduct concerns and aggression
  • Emotional outbursts and meltdowns
  • Parent-child relationship stress
  • Divorce, family change, and blended family adjustment
  • Sibling conflict and family dynamics
  • Grief, loss, and bereavement
  • Selective mutism
  • Separation anxiety
  • Diagnostic uncertainty — when no clear diagnosis fits

Children · Adolescents · Families

Life Challenges & Self-Development

Not every reason to seek therapy involves a clinical diagnosis. Many people come to us during difficult seasons of life — transitions, identity questions, relationship struggles, or a general sense that something is not right. Therapy provides a structured space to process, grow, and build the skills needed to move forward with clarity and confidence.

  • Identity and self-esteem
  • Life transitions (college, career, parenthood, retirement)
  • Relationship and communication difficulties
  • Work-related stress and professional burnout
  • Perfectionism and high-achiever anxiety
  • Caregiver stress and compassion fatigue
  • Cultural adjustment and identity
  • LGBTQ+ affirming support
  • Chronic illness adjustment and health-related coping
  • Building resilience and coping skills
Adolescents · Adults

Neuropsychological & Cognitive Evaluation

Specialized neuropsychological and cognitive evaluation services may be
available based on clinician expertise and the nature of the referral question.

Availability of these services will depend on the qualifications and clinical
specialties of our assessment team.

Please contact our office to discuss your evaluation needs.

Specialized & Disability Evaluations

Selected disability, vocational, and other specialized psychological evaluations may be available based on clinician expertise, referral requirements, and the purpose of the evaluation.

Please contact our office to determine whether we can accommodate a specific referral.

We’ll Help You Figure It Out

You don’t need to arrive with a diagnosis or know exactly what service you need. Reach out, describe what you’re experiencing, and our team will help identify the right starting point — whether that’s therapy, an evaluation, or both.

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A Clear Path to Understanding & Support

Seeking help can feel overwhelming — especially when you’re unsure where to begin. Our process is designed to be straightforward, supportive, and focused on finding the right fit from the very first conversation.

Connect With Our Team

Scheduling & Financial Review

Complete Intake Forms

Clinical Consultation

Personalized Recommendations

Ongoing Care & Progress

Step 01

Connect With Our Team

Reach out by phone, email, or our online appointment request form. You do not need to know exactly what service you need — we’ll help figure that out together.

  • Learn about your concerns and goals
  • Answer questions about services
  • Help identify the right starting point

Step 02

Scheduling & Financial Review

Once we identify the right service, we’ll walk you through scheduling, fees, payment options, and what to expect — so there are no surprises.

  • Appointment availability review
  • Insurance and payment discussion
  • Good Faith Estimate provided

Step 03

Complete Intake Forms

Secure electronic intake forms sent before your appointment. Completing them in advance means your clinician can focus on understanding your needs from minute one.

  • Current concerns and goals
  • Medical and behavioral health history
  • Educational history (when applicable)

Step 04

Clinical Consultation

Your first appointment is a comprehensive understanding session. We explore your full picture — not just the surface — before making any recommendations.

  • Current symptoms and challenges
  • Relevant history and background
  • Strengths, supports, and barriers

Step 05

Personalized Recommendations

Following your consultation, we provide an individualized care plan based specifically on your needs — not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

  • Therapy, evaluation, or combination
  • Parent coaching and family support
  • School consultation if needed
  • Coordination with other providers

Step 06

Ongoing Care & Progress

Behavioral healthcare works best when it’s structured and responsive. We monitor progress, adjust recommendations, and stay engaged throughout your care journey.

  • Goal monitoring and adjustment
  • Care coordination as needed
  • Measurable improvement focus

Fees & Payment

Therapy & Behavioral Health Services

  • Initial Consultation Contact Us
  • Individual Therapy (45-50 min) Contact Us
  • Individual Therapy (53+ min) Contact Us
  • Family Therapy Contact Us
  • Parent Coaching Contact Us
  • Executive Function Coaching Contact Us

Psychological Evaluation Services

  • Initial Evaluation Consultation Contact Us
  • Comprehensive Evaluation (ADHD, Autism, Learning, Cognitive) Contact Us

The cost of a psychological evaluation varies depending on the type and complexity of the evaluation, the testing required, and applicable insurance coverage.

Before beginning an evaluation, our team will discuss the recommended evaluation process and anticipated costs with the patient or family.

The cost of care varies depending on the service provided and the patient’s insurance coverage.

For patients using insurance, out-of-pocket costs may include deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, or charges for services that are not covered by the individual insurance plan.

For psychological evaluations, costs may vary depending on the type and complexity of the evaluation, testing required, insurance coverage, and authorization requirements.

Self-pay options are available for certain services.

Our team will provide information about anticipated costs and payment options before services begin whenever possible.

Insurance & Payment

Renewed Thought Assessment & Behavioral Health Center accepts several commercial, Medicare, and Virginia Medicaid insurance plans.

Insurance plans currently accepted include:

  • Aetna – Commercial and Medicare
  • Carelon Behavioral Health – Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Humana Healthy Horizons – Medicare and Medicaid MCO
  • Medicare
  • Virginia Medicaid

We are actively expanding our insurance network to improve access to care.

Insurance participation and coverage may vary by provider, service, and individual health plan. Some psychological testing and behavioral health services may require prior authorization or may not be covered by every plan.

Patients are encouraged to contact our office so we can assist with verifying insurance benefits and determining available options before services begin.

Self-pay options are also available for certain services.

Insurance Verification Notice

Acceptance of an insurance plan does not guarantee coverage for a particular service. Verification of benefits is not a guarantee of payment. Coverage, medical-necessity requirements, prior authorization, deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and other patient responsibilities are determined by the patient’s individual insurance plan.

Don’t see your insurance listed?

Contact us. We are actively expanding our insurance network and can discuss available options with you.

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Accepted Payment Methods

Visa/MC/Amex

HSA Cards

FSA Cards

Debit Cards

Good Faith Estimate

Under the No Surprises Act, health care providers need to give patients who don’t have insurance or who are not using insurance an estimate of the bill for medical items and services.

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For Referring Providers

Renewed Thought Assessment & Behavioral Health Center welcomes appropriate referrals from physicians, behavioral health professionals, schools, healthcare organizations, and community partners.

Our goal is to provide a clear referral process, timely communication, and coordinated care when appropriate and authorized by the patient or legal representative.

Referral information and supporting records should be transmitted through our designated secure referral channels.

When clinically appropriate and authorized by the patient or legal representative, relevant clinical information may be shared with referring providers to support continuity and coordination of care.

Attention & Executive Function

  • ADHD evaluations
  • Attention and concentration
  • Executive functioning
  • Academic performance

Autism & Development

  • Autism spectrum evaluations
  • Social communication concerns
  • Developmental differences
  • Diagnostic clarification

Learning & Academic

  • Learning difficulties
  • Academic underperformance
  • School-related challenges
  • Accommodation recommendations

Emotional & Behavioral

  • Anxiety and mood concerns
  • Emotional regulation
  • Behavioral challenges
  • Complex presentations

What Referring Providers Can Expect

  • Timely appointment scheduling with clear communication
  • Comprehensive evaluations using validated, standardized tools
  • Evidence-based recommendations formatted for clinical use
  • Our reports are designed to provide clinically meaningful information that may support treatment planning, educational planning, accommodations, care coordination, and other appropriate purposes. Acceptance and use of an evaluation are determined by the receiving organization.
  • De-identified outcome summary sent to referring provider (with patient authorization)
  • Phone consultation available for complex cases
  • Coordinated care planning with your team as needed

Who Can Refer

Pediatricians Primary Care Psychiatrists Nurse Practitioners Psychologists Therapists School Personnel

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For a smooth transition of care, please have patients contact us directly or provide their records via secure fax.

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Frequently
Asked Questions

Answers to what families and individuals ask most often about therapy, evaluations, and getting started.

How do I know if I need therapy or an evaluation?

You do not need to determine this on your own. Some individuals benefit from therapy to address anxiety, depression, stress, or life transitions. Others benefit from a psychological evaluation when diagnostic clarity, educational recommendations, or formal documentation is needed. During your initial consultation, our team will help identify the most appropriate starting point based on your specific concerns and goals — no guesswork required on your end.

Do I need testing before starting therapy?

Not necessarily. Many individuals begin therapy without formal testing. However, when concerns involve attention, learning, executive functioning, autism, or diagnostic uncertainty, a psychological evaluation may be recommended to provide additional insight and guide treatment planning. We’ll discuss what makes the most sense for your situation during your first appointment.

What ages do you work with?

We provide services for children, adolescents, adults, and families. Services and clinicians vary by age group and presenting concerns — our team will match you with the most appropriate provider during scheduling.

How long does a psychological evaluation take?

The evaluation process varies depending on the referral question and type of assessment. Most evaluations include a clinical interview, record review, standardized testing sessions (typically 1–4 sessions of 2–4 hours each), interpretation of findings, a comprehensive written report, and a feedback session with recommendations. Report preparation typically takes 2–3 weeks after the final testing session. Your clinician will discuss the full timeline before services begin.

How long does therapy last?

The length of therapy varies based on individual needs, goals, and presenting concerns. Some individuals benefit from short-term, solution-focused treatment over 8–12 sessions. Others choose longer-term therapy to address more complex concerns. Your clinician will work with you to develop a treatment plan aligned with your specific goals and reassess regularly.

Do you offer telehealth appointments?

Yes. Many therapy and consultation services are available through secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth for clients throughout Virginia. Some psychological evaluation services require in-person attendance depending on the type of testing being completed. Our team will discuss the most appropriate format during scheduling — including any technology requirements.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes. Renewed Thought Assessment & Behavioral Health Center accepts several commercial, Medicare, and Virginia Medicaid insurance plans.

Currently accepted plans include:

  • Aetna – Commercial and Medicare
  • Carelon Behavioral Health – Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Humana Healthy Horizons – Medicare and Medicaid MCO
  • Medicare
  • Virginia Medicaid

Insurance participation and coverage may vary by provider, service, and individual health plan. Some psychological testing and behavioral health services may require prior authorization or may not be covered by every plan.

We encourage patients to contact our office so we can assist with verifying insurance benefits and determining available options before services begin. Self-pay options are also available for certain services.

Insurance Verification Notice

Acceptance of an insurance plan does not guarantee coverage for a particular service. Verification of benefits is not a guarantee of payment. Coverage, medical-necessity requirements, prior authorization, deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and other patient responsibilities are determined by the patient’s individual insurance plan.

Don’t see your insurance listed?
We are actively expanding our insurance network and can discuss available options with you.

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What is a superbill?

A superbill is an itemized receipt that contains the clinical and billing information insurance companies require for out-of-network reimbursement — including CPT codes, diagnosis codes, provider NPI, and dates of service. We provide superbills on request, which you can submit directly to your insurance carrier. Reimbursement eligibility depends on your specific plan.

Do you prescribe medication?

Psychiatric services are not currently available. Additional behavioral health services may be added as the practice grows.

Will you communicate with my child's school or healthcare providers?

Yes — when appropriate and with your written authorization. We believe collaboration often improves outcomes and may coordinate with pediatricians, primary care providers, therapists, psychiatrists, school personnel, and educational specialists.

School and Educational Support

Our psychological evaluations may provide information that can support educational planning, accommodations, and discussions regarding IEP or Section 504 services.

Eligibility decisions are made independently by the student’s school or educational team in accordance with applicable requirements.

What should I expect during my first appointment?

Your first appointment is focused on understanding your concerns, history, strengths, and goals. Your clinician will gather background information, discuss current challenges, answer your questions, and recommend the most appropriate next steps. This may include therapy, a psychological evaluation, consultation, or a combination. The goal is not simply to begin treatment — it is to understand your full picture first.

What is a Good Faith Estimate and do I receive one?

Under the No Surprises Act, you have the right to receive a written Good Faith Estimate outlining the anticipated costs of your care before services begin. We provide this automatically before your first appointment. If your actual bill is $400 or more above the estimate, you have the right to dispute the charges through the federal patient-provider dispute resolution process. Learn more at cms.gov/nosurprises or call 1-800-985-3059.

Resources

Trusted information, educational materials, and community support for individuals, families, and
caregivers. All links open in a new window.

Crisis & Emergency Resources

Call or Text 988

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — 24/7

Text HOME to 741741

Crisis Text Line — 24/7

Call 911

Immediate danger — emergency services

Veterans Crisis Line

veteranscrisisline.net

SAMHSA Helpline

1-800-662-4357 — Free, confidential

Disaster Distress

1-800-985-5990 SAMHSA

Resources above are provided for educational purposes and community awareness. Links are maintained in good faith but we cannot guarantee the accuracy of external sites. This does not constitute a clinical endorsement. If you need help selecting the right resource, contact our team.