About
Dr. Danielle Mosley, a licensed psychologist with a practice in pediatric and clinical psychology, works with children across all ages and developmental levels, including infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, as well as with children who have developmental disabilities and/or physical impairments. Dr. Mosley provides assessment and treatment related to acute and chronic medical conditions and associated developmental, behavioral, anxiety, and mood concerns. She specializes in the assessment and treatment of pediatric sleep disorders for children of all ages and utilizes behavioral and cognitive-behavioral interventions to support healthy child development, promote positive coping and adjustment, optimize medical adherence, manage pain and anxiety, increase adaptive functioning, and improve overall health and quality of life.
Insurance & payment
St. Louis Pediatric Psychology accepts Optum, United Behavioral Health, United Medical Resources (UMR), UnitedHealthcare UHC | UBH, and Out of Network insurance plans.
- Optum
- UnitedHealthcare
- UMR
- Out of network
Listed fee: $150 per session, I accept insurance. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Assessment
Dr. Mosley provides assessment to address emotional and behavioral coping & adjustment related to illness & injury, anxiety and mood symptoms in the context of a health condition, adherence with medication and/or medical regimens, disease self-management, cooperation with medical/dental exams & procedures, pill swallowing difficulties, medical trauma, non-pharmacological pain management, fears related to medical equipment, developmental and behavioral concerns in young children, sleep disturbance, toileting concerns, feeding/eating difficulties, childhood fears and phobias.
Psychotherapy
Dr. Mosley provides psychotherapy to address emotional and behavioral coping & adjustment related to illness & injury, anxiety and mood symptoms in the context of a health condition, adherence with medication and/or medical regimens, disease self-management, cooperation with medical/dental exams & procedures, pill swallowing difficulties, medical trauma, non-pharmacological pain management, fears related to medical equipment, developmental and behavioral concerns in young children, sleep disturbance, toileting concerns, feeding/eating difficulties, childhood fears and phobias.