What services does Navesink Psychological Services offer?

Navesink Psychological Services offers individual and family therapy for children, adolescents, and adults, psychological evaluations for ADHD, autism, learning disabilities, and anxiety, sport and performance psychology, CBIT for tics and Tourette syndrome, SPACE for childhood anxiety, executive coaching, and esports behavioral health services. The practice is located in Red Bank, NJ.

Does Navesink Psychological Services accept insurance?

Navesink Psychological Services is a private-pay, out-of-network practice. Superbills are provided upon request so clients can seek reimbursement from their insurance provider directly.

Where is Navesink Psychological Services located?

Navesink Psychological Services is located at 55 Highway 35, Suite 6, Red Bank, NJ 07701, with an additional location in Oceanport, NJ. Telepsychology services are available across PSYPACT participating states.

How do I schedule an appointment at Navesink Psychological Services?

You can reach out to Navesink Psychological Services through the contact form at navesinkpsych.com/contact or by emailing mstrobel@navesinkpsych.com. Free consultations are available.

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