Barabas Dustan, PsyD. Psychologist

Unfortunately, no health insurance that I'm aware of covers the Act 235 psychological evaluation because this particular evaluation is for employment competency not health care realted. Dr. Barabas

Yes, I and my associates do see some teenagers. However, we do not treat certain problems and some child psychological disorders. No one at my practice is a child psychologist specialist. Getting an appointment with the right therapist depends on a number of variables such as, the type of problems the teen is having, do they require a expert, is the problem acute or chronic, what type of insurance coverage or network do you have, does the therapist have scheduling availability that matches yours, is there a therapist gender preference, etc. It’s best to call the office and speak to the receptionist or leave a message and someone from my office will call you back. We routinely return phone messages two or three times per week in order to gather required information and to schedule appointments. If you leave a message please be patient, some weeks we have a large number of calls to return and we try to get back to everyone as quickly as possible. Thank you for your inquiry. Dr. Barabas

Yes we see teenagers, however, you should call the office to discuss your specific situation, scheduling availability, insurance coverage, and the type of services needed. Thank you for the inquiry! Office number: 570-629-4900 Dr. Barabas

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