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Connected Cognition
Welcome to our online psychology clinic. We provide evidence-based treatments for adult ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, and sleep difficulties across Oregon and Massachusetts.
Telehealth Clinic
Connected Cognition
Welcome to our online psychology clinic. We use telehealth technologies to serve patients across Oregon and Massachusetts.
New Patients
New to Connected Cognition? Learn more about our clinic below. Or, book your first appointment now.
Existing Patients
Manage your care anytime. Visit the Patient Portal to change appointments, review documents, or message your clinician.
Dr. Robyn Migliorini
Clinic Director, Licensed Psychologist
Licenses: OR, MA (Psychologist)
Fellowship: Bedford VA Medical Center
Internship: Harvard Medical / Mass General Hospital
Doctorate: SDSU / UCSD Joint Doctoral Program
Degree: Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology
Specialties: Adult ADHD, Neuropsychology, Anxiety
Therapy Methods: CBT, ACT, Executive Functioning Skills
Therapy Methods: CBT, ACT, Executive Functioning Skills
Appointments
Our adult ADHD and cognitive therapy services are currently available through telehealth across the states of Oregon and Massachusetts. We offer a range of appointment times, including evening sessions, to fit diverse schedules.
If you’re ready to get started, you can request your intake appointment here. After you submit your request, a member of our team will get in touch to confirm the appointment and get you set up as a new patient. Established patients can request or change appointments anytime by logging into the Patient Portal.
Fees & Insurance
Standard clinic fees are listed below. Note that for all in-network insurance, we will bill your insurer directly and accept insurance reimbursement as payment in full, along with any required co-payments/deductible payments.
- Intake Session (90 min): $290
- Therapy Sessions (60 min): $235 / (45 min): $210
We are in-network with the following insurance companies:
- PacificSource Commercial Plans*
- First Choice Health Network
*Please note we are not in-network with Medicaid/OHP (including PacificSource Community Solutions) at this time.
Patients with out of network insurance plans may be able to use out of network benefits at our clinic to cover a portion of costs. Each insurance plan is different, so we encourage those interested in using an out of network plan to contact their insurer directly to learn about their coverage.
Telehealth FAQs
Telehealth is the use of communication technologies, such as computers and mobile devices, to access health care. Using real-time audio and videoconferencing, doctors and their patients can meet “face to face” without being physically located in the same place. Sometimes telehealth is used to connect one doctor’s office to another doctor’s office. In our clinic, we provide video appointments directly to patients. As a result, individuals can the care they need from the comfort of home.
The telehealth user experience is similar to video chats on other common platforms like Skype, Google Hangouts, FaceTime, or Zoom. The structure of a video-based appointment session is nearly identical to that of an in-person appointment. But, rather than being in a doctor’s office, you can attend your appointment in a place that’s convenient and comfortable. As with any online service, technical imperfections do occur from time to time (e.g., video may lag or audio may cut out). This doesn’t happen often with fast internet connections, though.
If you’re feeling unsure about telehealth, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’ll happily walk you through the basics of a video appointment. We can also ask you some screening questions to help determine whether telehealth is an appropriate choice for your situation.
We recommend accessing your telehealth video appointments from a desktop computer, laptop, or tablet. Your device must have a working webcam, microphone, and speakers/headphones. You don’t need to download special software. Instead, you will join the video appointment via a link that opens in your internet browser. Test your equipment to make sure it is telehealth-ready using this Pre-Call Tool.
Yes, video sessions require high speed internet to run smoothly. We strongly recommend download and upload speeds of at least 10 megabits per second. Check your current connection with an internet speed test. Better speed and reliability is usually achieved with wired internet (i.e., directly connected via an Ethernet cable) compared to WiFi.
No. Patients interested in medications for ADHD or other cognitive/behavioral symptoms are encouraged to talk with their physician (e.g., psychiatrist, neurologist, primary care provider). If you don’t already have a physician you’ve been working with, we may be able to assist with referrals.
Our telehealth clinic currently offers services for patients ages 17 and older.
Telehealth User Guide
Prepare for your appointment with ease.
Inside this guide for new users, you’ll find information on computer and internet requirements, step-by-step instructions for joining a video session, and tips for telehealth success.
Emergencies
Our clinic is not designed or equipped for emergency response. If you need immediate assistance with an urgent medical or mental health issue, dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
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