11702 98Th Ave NE, Suite 108, Kirkland, WA 98034
Phone: (253) 220-7617 | Fax: (253) 447-1401
“When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.”
- Viktor Frankl
About Me
Who I am
Professional Background
Professional Background
I am a Washington native with an affinity for mountains, hiking, animals and plants. I am laid back, open and known to occasionally curse.
I am an ally who advocates for racial justice and gender equality. I am passionate about health, lifestyle medicine and the WNBA - Go Storm!
I believe in kindness, compassion and authenticity. I live i
I am a Washington native with an affinity for mountains, hiking, animals and plants. I am laid back, open and known to occasionally curse.
I am an ally who advocates for racial justice and gender equality. I am passionate about health, lifestyle medicine and the WNBA - Go Storm!
I believe in kindness, compassion and authenticity. I live in a manner that models the change I would like to see in the world (credit to Gandhi for that one).
Professional Background
Professional Background
Professional Background
I have been in behavioral health since 2007. I started my career as a case manager and crisis responder in a community mental health agency. I left to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology with a focus on neuropsychology.
I completed practicums in two different settings: community health care and the neuroscience department of a
I have been in behavioral health since 2007. I started my career as a case manager and crisis responder in a community mental health agency. I left to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology with a focus on neuropsychology.
I completed practicums in two different settings: community health care and the neuroscience department of a local hospital. During this time, I also worked as a psychometrist administering neuropsychological and psychological tests to individuals of all ages.
I completed a one year pre-internship in a group medical practice. I administered neuropsychological assessments in the psychology department and provided individual therapy in the primary care clinic. I also began researching methods used to diagnose Alzheimer's Disease for my dissertation.
I was intrigued by the interplay of physical illness and injury, psychological and environmental factors present in clients I saw. I decided to remain in this setting and complete my internship. This allowed me to increase my experience in neuropsychology and specialize in health psychology.
After I completed my degree, I went to work in a group private practice. I spent two years as a health psychologist with the group before opening my own practice in 2019.
My Practice
Professional Background
My Practice
My practice is located in the Juanita area of Kirkland, Washington. It is a place where authenticity and openness are highly valued. I focus on fostering a genuine relationship with each person I see and believe the best care comes when evidence based practices are the foundation of treating the person not simply their symptoms.
A pillar
My practice is located in the Juanita area of Kirkland, Washington. It is a place where authenticity and openness are highly valued. I focus on fostering a genuine relationship with each person I see and believe the best care comes when evidence based practices are the foundation of treating the person not simply their symptoms.
A pillar upon which my practice is built is the belief that mental health conditions are often symptoms of or amplified by medical illnesses. I keep my practice open to collaboration with outside healthcare providers and utilize a team approach if that is what the client requests.
Therapy
Who I Work With
Who I Work With
Who I Work With
I work with adults ranging in age from early 20's to 80's who are experiencing depression, anxiety, chronic pain, disordered eating and lifestyle related illnesses. I see individuals adjusting to new medical diagnoses and those living with chronic conditions. I provide therapy and consultation services for family members as well.
I have a
I work with adults ranging in age from early 20's to 80's who are experiencing depression, anxiety, chronic pain, disordered eating and lifestyle related illnesses. I see individuals adjusting to new medical diagnoses and those living with chronic conditions. I provide therapy and consultation services for family members as well.
I have a passion for working with individuals who are struggling to make changes or follow recommendations given by their healthcare providers. I enjoy helping people find the way that works for them and leads to sustained changes.
My Approach
Who I Work With
Who I Work With
I help clients understand the link between their mind and body. I am open to and enjoy collaborating with other members of my client's healthcare team.
I help my clients identify what has worked for them in the past and what is no longer working for them. If the client is struggling to identify or articulate their experiences, I explore
I help clients understand the link between their mind and body. I am open to and enjoy collaborating with other members of my client's healthcare team.
I help my clients identify what has worked for them in the past and what is no longer working for them. If the client is struggling to identify or articulate their experiences, I explore their experiences with them and teach communication skills so that they can more confidently participate in therapy session.
I meet my clients where they are and hold space for process work. When necessary, I am directive and help the client confront, accept, or overcome barriers to change.
I am integrative and take a present focused mind-body approach that is informed by Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, Reality, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Lifestyle Medicine.
Homework
Who I Work With
Homework
I do not give homework in the traditional cognitive behavioral sense. I do make suggestions to clients and teach behavior modification techniques that require practice. Real talk: I am not a fan of doing homework so do not assign any.
I often suggest actions the individual can take or "tools" they can experiment with between sessions. Fo
I do not give homework in the traditional cognitive behavioral sense. I do make suggestions to clients and teach behavior modification techniques that require practice. Real talk: I am not a fan of doing homework so do not assign any.
I often suggest actions the individual can take or "tools" they can experiment with between sessions. For example, someone wanting to decrease anxiety would be taught relaxation techniques in session and encouraged to practice them at home.
Session Fees
Intake Session
$250
Initial 90 minute session.
Individual Session
$175
All sessions 55 minute sessions following the intake.
Longer sessions are pro rated and available upon request.
Paperwork, reports, phone calls on client's behalf
$175
Price per hour and prorated as appropriate.
Consultation
$200
Price per hour.
Sliding Scale Occasionally Negotiable
Payment Information & FAQs:
payment info
payment info
payment info
You will be asked to keep a card (debit, credit, HSA, FSA, etc) on file using Ivy Pay (see FAQs for info). After the first session, Ivy Pay will send you a text with a secure link leading to a page where you enter your card information and approve the first charge. I will charge the card after each session. You will receive a receipt via text in the same thread as the original invitation text. If you need to update your payment card, simply use the link from the original text.
I am not in network with insurance providers. I will provide a super bill for you to submit to insurance for reimbursement. It is best if you contact your insurance provider prior to your appointment to determine if you have out-of-network benefits and clarify the terms of your plan.
Service codes to ask about are :
90791 - Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation 90 min
90832 - individual therapy 30 min
90834 - individual therapy 45 min
90837 - individual therapy 60 min
90839 - individual therapy for crisis up to 60 min
FAQs
payment info
payment info
What is Ivy Pay?
A HIPAA-compliant payment system developed specifically for therapists. It utilizes enhanced security measures to store card information and facilitate instant payment. You will never be asked to create an account or membership. The Terms of Use for Ivy Pay can be found here.
How do I find out if I have out-of-network benefits?
Visit your provider's website or call the customer service number listed on the back of your insurance card. The specific service codes to ask about are listed in the "Private Pay" section to the left.
What is health psychology? Health psychology examines the psychological, behavioral and environmental contributions to mental and physical health. A health psychologist has an understanding of how psychological factors influence physical health and recovery from injury and vice versa. In addition, we are well versed in behavior modification for treating lifestyle related illnesses.
Will you write a letter for an emotional support animal?
No, I do not write letters for emotional support animals. I am happy to provide a treatment summary for your primary care provider in support of the certification of your animal if it is determined to be an element of your care.
Inquiries
Amy Crow, Psy.D., L.L.C.
11702 98th Ave NE, Suite 108, Kirkland, WA, 98034
Email: acrow@amycrowpsyd.org Phone: (253) 220-7617
Hours
Mon | 08:00 am – 02:00 pm | |
Tue | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Wed | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Thu | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Fri | Closed | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |
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