Services provided by Anthony Rotolo, Ph.D. cannot be billed to insurance at this time. All services will be charged directly to the client at time of delivery. Payment can be made with a credit or debit card, cash, or check.

Services are priced affordably at rates comparable to other professional and self-care expenses like massage, chiropractic, acupuncture, spa and salon services.

Anthony Rotolo holds a Ph.D. in psychology, and the prefix, "Doctor," refers only to his academic credentials. He is a clinical intern working under the supervision of Carrie Corby, LCSW, a licensed clinical social worker in the State of New York.

For your convenience, the following forms of electronic payment are accepted in the office and/or online:

• Credit Card

• Debit Card

• Apple Pay

• Venmo

• PayPal

• Google Pay

Clients may pay for services in cash; however, as the office does not keep cash on hand, it may not be possible to make change.

Personal Checks are accepted from established clients (addressed to "Anthony J. Rotolo, Ph.D.").

Yes, all personal information collected by this practice is kept private and confidential according to HIPAA privacy rule requirements. Release of records requires written consent from the client.

Please note that while this practice takes all reasonable steps to maintain confidentiality of client information, including the use of secure electronic records and communication systems, the integrity of electronic systems and communication services (e.g., email and text messaging) cannot be guaranteed.

Yes, Dr. Rotolo offers coaching for children and teens, As a former university professor and dean, Dr. Rotolo also offers expert college coaching for high school students.

In addition, Dr. Rotolo maintains relationships with mental health counselors who specialize in treating children. Depending on your child's goals and presenting challenges, a consultation and/or referral may be required.

Please note: Clients under the age of 18 require consent from a legal guardian to receive services. Parents/guardians will be provided with a permission form during the initial consultation. The parent/guardian is considered the primary client and is granted full access to manage their child's appointments, portal, etc.