Individual Therapy
We often find ourselves repeating patterns that bring us happiness, however sometimes what once worked no longer does. Therapy can help you better understand how your thoughts, feelings, behaviors and relationships affect your functioning.
My approach to providing therapy is integrative and client-focused. This means that I individualize therapy based on the client's challenges and goals through the use of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic and mindfulness modalities. I use treatment that is evidence-based and effective. My style is collaborative, goal-directed and open.
My Approach
Relationship Difficulties
Identity Formation
Professional/Career Development
Chronic Illness
LGBTQ+ Identity Support
Immigration and First Generation Concerns
Depression
Life Transitions
Eating and Body Image Concerns
Academic Challenges
Parenting/caregiver Support
Grief
Anxiety and Stress
Executive Functioning
Specialties
Frequently Asked Questions
Insurance
Find out more about your Out-of-Network benefits by contacting your insurance carrier and requesting to talk to Behavioral Health. Helpful questions to ask:
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I am starting outpatient individual therapy in zip code 10013, using CPT code 90834 and would like to learn what my out-of-network benefits include.
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Is there are an out-of-network deductible for my mental health coverage? If yes, then what is the deductible, how much remains for me to pay, and what is the date that the deductible resets?
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What is the “Usual, Reasonable and Customary” or “allowable” amount for my therapist in zip code 10013, using CPT code 90834? Once my deductible is reached, how much will I be reimbursed? What is my coinsurance?
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Do I have an out-of-network out-of-pocket maximum per year? Is there a maximum number of mental health sessions covered per year?
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How do I submit my claim for reimbursement? How will I receive my reimbursement and how long does it take?
No Surprise Act: Good Faith Estimate
The "No Surprises" Act requires health care providers to provide current and new patients who are uninsured or self-pay with a "Good Faith Estimate" (GFE) of cost for treatment. This regulation attempts to provide patients with transparency regarding their health care costs.
Many factors make it difficult to provide an estimate given that the length of therapeutic services is dependent on the individual client and their goals for treatment. Ultimately it is the patient who may decide to stop treatment at any time.
If the patient is uninsured or using self-pay, Dr. Luckman will provide the patient with a GFE orally and in writing. The GFE is variable based on the session fee, duration and frequency of therapy agreed upon by the patient and Dr.Luckman. The GFE is not binding or a guarantee that the patient and therapist will work together.