The (K)Now Clinic
Know Now Psychological Services, P.C.
Service Fees (by service time) & Average Total Costs
Fees for services are current as of February 2024. The "Average Total Cost" is to support potential and current clients as they make decisions about their care; the costs for some services may be higher if a client wants to work on different therapy goals at different points, or if an assessment is particularly time-intensive. You will be asked about any significant changes to your estimate before the additional service is provided. A limited amount of services may be available at a reduced rate for those who demonstrate financial need.
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Individual or Parent-Child Therapy
Therapy Intake session: $300/hr (PhD) or $200/hr (Master's)
Average Total Cost of Therapy Intake (1-2 sessions): $300 - 450
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Standard 60-minute session: $235/hr (PhD) or $150/hr (Master's)
Average Total Cost of Course of Individual Therapy (8 - 30 sessions): $1800 - 6750​
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Routine Mental Health Screening
Symptom inventories, brief developmental and behavioral history, 60-minute screening/diagnostic interview with 30-minute feedback session and report:
$450
Psychological
Evaluation
Direct Assessment, Interviews & Feedback Sessions: $200 - 250/hr
Direct interview/measure administration/observation/feedback.
Psychologist time for preparation, scoring, interpreting, and report writing.
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Written Review of Records (15 pages of standard type-font): $150/hr
Average Total Psychodiagnostic Evaluation Costs: $1200 - 3500
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Psychoeducational Evaluations & IEEs*
Direct Assessment, Interviews, Observations & Feedback Sessions: $200 - 250/hr
Direct interview/measure administration/observation/feedback.
Psychologist time for preparation, scoring, interpreting, and report writing.
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Written Review of Records (15 pages of standard type-font): $150/hr
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Average Total Psychoeducational Evaluation (or IEE) Costs: $2750 - 5750
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Psychoeducational Evaluations are conducted for suspected disabilities that may/likely result in educational impairment (communication, academic, socialization, or emotional and behavioral) and that require specially-designed instruction or educational accommodations and supports.
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Parents of minor students, and Adult Students are entitled to a Second Opinion through an Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE) at the expense of the public school district, if they disagree with the results of the district's assessment and request an IEE in writing or as part of a Special Education Eligibility/IEP meeting or Section 504 Eligibility Meeting. If your child's school district has failed to complete the evaluation within 60 calendar days (excluding school holidays/breaks of more than 5 consecutive days) of signing the Assessment Plan, then they may be required to pay for such an evaluation that you obtain privately.