Princeton Therapists

If you’re researching the “top therapists in Princeton NJ near me” or “clinical psychologist Princeton NJ,” we know that the process of finding a therapist is overwhelming at times. Our team of psychologists and therapists at Thriving Center of Psychology are specialists in their respective fields, using scientifically-proven approaches to treat various mental health challenges for better mental well-being. To start working with Thriving Center of Psychology, request an appointment online, use our Therapist Matchmaker Survey or call our New Jersey office today to get started.

You can browse online therapists in Princeton using our platform. Filter your search by area and specialty. All our online therapy sessions are secure and confidential. We offer online therapy services to residents throughout New Jersey.

Our office is located in Princeton in Central New Jersey. We know that some clients find it easier to speak with a therapist in person. Our therapy space is calm and welcoming to make you feel as comfortable as possible.

You can find a couples therapist in Princeton using our comprehensive directory of licensed therapists and psychologists. Filter your search by location and client focus to couples/marriage. Choose your couples therapist and select “Book an Appointment.” If you’re not sure who to speak with, use our Therapist Matchmaker Survey or call our Princeton office, and we can help you find a couples therapist for your needs.

The cost of therapy in Princeton can vary significantly depending on your therapist's experience and credentials and the frequency of sessions. Therapy fees can range from $150 to $500. While Thriving Center of Psychology is out-of-network, we offer therapy services for different budgets, goals, and needs.

There are various reasons why most therapists in Princeton don’t accept insurance, including strict regulations around care and low reimbursement rates. Unfortunately, the insurance system can make it difficult for therapists to provide tailored care as they are often overworked and underpaid. At Thriving Center of Psychology, we don’t accept insurance so that we can offer individualized care to our clients and look after the well-being of our therapists.

Out-of-network reimbursement benefits may cover 50% to 80% of therapy fees, depending on your coverage. We recommend contacting your insurance company to check your exact coverage plan.

Many insurance companies now cover online therapy. Get in touch with your insurance company to check your coverage.

Whether you’re looking for mental health counseling in Princeton, NJ, or a couples therapist, we understand that making an appointment is a daunting task. One of the easiest ways to speak with the best therapists in Princeton NJ is to fill out our Therapist Matchmaker Survey. Your answers let us match you with the right therapist for you to meet your needs, availability, and preferences. You can also book an appointment by calling our offices or requesting an appointment online.

You can book a therapy appointment at our Princeton office. Our office is located in Central New Jersey along the Northeast Corridor between New York and Philadelphia. You can find us by taking the Alexander Rd exit toward Princeton/Princeton Jct, turning right onto Carnegie Center Dr, and we are located on the left. Our Princeton office is just south of Route 1 and a short distance from the New Jersey transit bus stop. The Hyatt Regency-Princeton Hotel is close to our office. We are located in West Windsor Township in Mercer County nearby to Queenston Common and Riverside neighborhoods.

We serve patients that live in the surrounding zip codes from our Princeton, NJ office, including 08540, 08542, and 08544.

To start working with Thriving Center of Psychology, request an appointment online, use our Therapist Matchmaker Survey or call our New Jersey office today to get started.

In your first therapy session, your therapist will ask you about your concerns, history, current symptoms, and background. It will likely feel like you’re talking about yourself a lot, but your therapist is getting to know you and your situation so they can develop a tailored plan to work on together.

From anxiety therapists to marriage counselors, we can help you find the right therapist for you. Use our Therapist Matchmaker Survey and answer a few straightforward questions. Our client coordinator will then match you with the best therapists for your needs. Alternatively, you can contact our Princeton office, and we can help you.

Therapists and psychologists are all mental health professionals, but they are different. All psychologists hold a doctoral degree, but not all therapists have a doctoral degree. At Thriving Center of Psychology, all our therapists hold, at minimum, a Master’s degree.