Dr. Aprille Frett, PsyD
Available next week
Specialties:
Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, Adjustment Disorder, Anger Management,
Insurance:
Aetna, Out of Network
Introduction
Honest. Intentional. Transparent. I'm glad you're here. Taking the first step to engage in therapy can seem a bit anxiety provoking for some and yet serve as a place of solace for others. It can also serve as a place for growth and change or simply a safe space offering support. Whatever phase of life you're in and whatever struggles you're facing, therapy can be what you need it to be. This is because at it's core, therapy is a personal investment in honest conversations for those ready to live life intentionally. Understanding that the quality of your relationships and personal growth is the return on that investment. So, I'm here to take that step with you...
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- Telehealth appointments
- Accepts insurance
Licenses
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Psy. D. #PSY1001563 (DC)
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Psy. D. #0810007497 (VA)
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E.Passport/APIT #8796
Specialties
Additional focus areas
Treatment Approaches
Population focus
Languages
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English
Pay with insurance
Dr. Aprille Frett, PsyD accepts these insurance providers. What you pay depends on your plan.
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Aetna
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Out of Network
Pay out-of-pocket
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Free Consultation $0
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Initial Diagnostic Assessment $255
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Individual Psychotherapy $200
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Interpersonal Process Group $95
Locations
IMPETUS LLC
Washington, DC 20002
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Frequently asked questions
Is Dr. Aprille Frett, PsyD accepting new clients and do they offer online appointment requests?
Dr. Aprille Frett, PsyD is not currently accepting new clients.
Does Dr. Aprille Frett, PsyD offer telehealth appointments?
Dr. Aprille Frett, PsyD does offer telehealth appointments.
What areas does Dr. Aprille Frett, PsyD specialize in?
Dr. Aprille Frett, PsyD specializes in the following areas: Adjustment Disorder, Anger Management, Anxiety, College Mental Health, Coping Skills, Depression, Grief, Life Transitions, Men's Issues, Peer Relationships, Perfectionism, Racial Identity, Relationship Issues, Self Esteem, Spirituality and Religion, Trauma, Women's Issues, and Work Stress.