Hello, I’m Dr. Judy Guess
Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Judy Guess here and welcome to my website! Thank you for taking the time to visit. I have been in practice since 2011 and specialize in serving adolescents and adults in both in-person and online therapy sessions.
Please feel free to explore my website and ask any questions that might come up. Check out the Blog – I try to keep it fresh. Hope to talk to you soon.
In-Person Therapy
Dr. Guess’ Practice Location:
126 N Main St in Bryan, Ohio
Reach out for an appointment:
419-630-5430 judy@judyguessphd.com
Online Therapy in Ohio
Dr. Guess offers therapy online for individuals in the state of Ohio.
If you have an online appointment, please go to Doxy for Telehealth to log in.
Anxiety
If you’re struggling with anxiety, you are definitely not alone. Check out the link below to learn more about how therapy can help you manage your symptoms.
Health and Well-being
By taking a holistic approach to overall health and well-being, therapy can help you feel more balanced and fulfilled in all areas of your life.
Teens/College Students
If you’re a teen or college student struggling with emotions, relationships, stress, or just getting through the day then therapy can be a safe and supportive space to explore your thoughts and feelings.
TECH
Discover how therapy can benefit STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) professionals in their personal and professional lives. I can’t help but integrate some of my 20+ years in the computer science field into my practice.
Why Therapy?
Going to therapy is a great way to prioritize your mental health and well-being. Whether you’re dealing with a specific issue or just need someone to talk to, therapy can provide a safe, non-judgmental space to explore your thoughts and feelings. It’s easy to get caught up in the stresses of everyday life, but taking the time to check in with yourself and seek support can make a big difference. With online and in-person options available, therapy can fit into even the busiest of schedules. If it feels right, contact me and we can get started.
Who Goes to Therapy?
Therapy is for anyone who is looking for support, guidance, and a safe space to explore their thoughts, feelings, and emotions. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety or depression symptoms, relationship issues, or just feeling stuck, therapy can be a safe and supportive space. You don’t have to go through this alone, and it’s okay to ask for help. If you’re ready, let’s talk and see if therapy is right for you now.
What is this process?
Starting therapy can feel intimidating, but it’s important to remember taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health.
1. Find a therapist.
Finding a therapist can be daunting. It is important to get a good fit. Asking friends and family, getting recommendations from your physician, searching online, or even asking your insurance company may be a good place to start.
2. Make an appointment.
That first phone call can be scary. Don’t be discouraged if you find dead-ends to your first calls to make an appointment. You may need to wait a few weeks to several months to get in. I know, not great news when you are struggling. Get on the waiting list if necessary and get the ball rolling. As of today, I can generally get in clients within 2 to 3 weeks.
3. Attend your first session.
Historically, my biggest no-show rates are on first appointments. I get it. It’s scary. When you attend your first session, it is mostly about you finding a good fit for your needs. Bring your questions, fears, and concerns. Keep in mind, it is important for you to feel some level of connection to get results.
4. Let that first session sink in.
You may feel kind of strange the days following your first therapy session. It can be vulnerable and simply an odd experience to share information with someone you just met.
Let that session sink in and then ask yourself: Am I comfortable in the therapy room? Do I feel like this therapist is a good fit? Am I ready to do some deep dives?
5. Start the therapy process and re-evaluate periodically
If you find this is a good fit – congratulations! If not, it is okay to try another direction and it is even okay to ask the therapist for a recommendation. Periodically, it’s good to reassess the process. Therapy is not suppose to be comfortable, but rather it is suppose to guide you/stand with you during your journey
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Insurance Information
In-Network Insurance
Contracted Providers:
In-Network Insurance
Contracted Providers Cont:
- Not Paramount Medicaid
More Details
If you have a policy through one of the insurance companies where Dr. Guess is paneled, your appointment fees are dictated by the contract. You are responsible for any service not covered as well as for any amount that is applied to your co-payments or deductible. A card must be kept on file to cover the co-payments and/or deductible payments.
* Please check with your insurance company if you plan to do online visits.
Out-Of-Network Insurance
Dr. Guess will provide you with a super-bill for insurance if you choose to submit claims directly to your insurance company. Any out-of-network appointments require payment at the time of service. Cash, check, or any major credit card is accepted.
More Details
If you have an insurance that does not have Dr. Guess as a provider, you may submit your claim to your insurance company using a super bill. Payment is due at the time of service. If you would like a receipt for your payment, it will be provided as a physical or emailed receipt.
The fees are the same the current self-pay rate.
* Please check with your insurance company if you plan to do online visits.
Self-Pay
If you do not have insurance or choose not to use your insurance, self-pay is an option. Self pay requires payment at the time of service. Cash, check, or any major credit card is accepted.
More Details
If you would like a receipt for your payment, it will be provided as a physical or emailed receipt.
Please contact Dr. Guess for the current self-pay rate.