PREMIER PARENTS

Individual sessions cost $195 per session. Five-session bundles can be purchased for $850.

We do not accept direct payment from insurance companies, which means we cannot submit a claim to your insurance provider. If you are looking to be fully or partially reimbursed by your insurance company for services rendered, and you have received a mental health diagnosis from one of our sport psychologists, you will be responsible for submitting claims to your insurer. We can provide you with itemized receipts to support your claim, but cannot guarantee reimbursement. For most insurance companies, we are considered “out of network” providers, so the cost of services will be out of pocket. If you are planning to submit a claim, you may want to contact your insurance provider first and discuss your benefits. Some helpful questions to ask are: does my plan cover mental health services? If so, do you cover out of network providers? Do I have a session limit?

Many of our clients who don’t have insurance that will reimburse/cover the cost of sessions use their Health Savings or Flex Spending (HSA/FSA) to pay for services. However, we strongly recommend checking in with your insurance provider to ask what specifically you can use those accounts for, as many insurance companies have restrictions. We can process payment from an HSA/FSA via credit or debit card.

Our sessions are tailored to each individual, so sessions will vary based on the presenting issues and disposition of the client. That said, our ambitions in one-on-one sessions remain largely the same: to understand the client’s goals, and the impediments to those goals. Once those understandings are in place, we will work with the individual to address, accept, or remove the impediments, and create a pathway to optimizing performance and achieving the goal.

Not hardly. While “sport psychology” is the name given to the field, the origin and aim of all sport psychology is more accurately described as “the psychology of performance,” or the mental operations behind all performance. The tools used in sport psychology sessions apply as naturally to performing in the classroom, in relationships, or in admissions or professional settings as they do to field, rink, court, or mat. We’re building skills to perform better as people, not merely as athletes.

Yes. While most of our youth athletes prefer one-on-one sessions, we also offer one-on-one sessions with parents, and group sessions with parents and athletes together. We’ll work with you and your athlete to determine which type of sessions work best for you and your goals, and can modify our plan if new needs or issues arise.

Yes. We offer performance services for athletes anywhere in the world. We’re also able to offer mental health services to individuals in PSYPACT participating states. Please contact us to see if you are eligible, or visit PSYPACT’s informational site here.  For more information on Premier’s virtual sessions, click here.

We recommend that individuals with serious mental health concerns or experiencing severe symptoms seek immediate care from health care providers in their area.

Yes. Premier Sport Psychology offers full ADHD testing and diagnostic services for individuals 14 years of age and older. Testing is not sport-specific and is available for athletes and non-athletes alike. Learn more.