About
is a mental health practice providing personalized care through in-person, telehealth, and phone sessions. Located at 24 Salt Pond Road, Suite H1 in Wakefield, Rhode Island, they offer a range of services, including children's therapy, adolescents' therapy, couples therapy, individual therapy, and family therapy. Their team of mental health professionals works with clients to develop positive, productive, and therapeutic relationships, addressing specific objectives and providing a plan to achieve them. Delta Consultants also provides consultation services to schools and other agencies, including in-service training, second opinions on diagnosis, and consultation with inter-agency treatment personnel.
Insurance & payment
Delta Consultants of South County, Inc. accepts Blue Cross, Blue Shield, BlueCross and BlueShield, Harvard Pilgrim, Neighborhood Health Plan of RI, Tufts, and United Medical Resources (UMR).
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Harvard Pilgrim
- Neighborhood Health Plan of RI
- Tufts
- UMR
Listed fee: $175 per session, I accept insurance. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Children's Therapy
Delta Consultants of South County, Inc. provides therapy services for children, addressing their specific needs and developing a written educational and treatment plan.
Adolescents' Therapy
The practice offers therapy services for adolescents, helping them navigate challenges and develop a plan to achieve their objectives.
Couples Therapy
Delta Consultants provides therapy services for couples, working to develop positive and productive relationships.
Individual Therapy
Their team of mental health professionals offers individual therapy services, addressing specific objectives and providing a plan to achieve them.
Family Therapy
Delta Consultants provides family therapy services, working with clients to develop positive, productive, and therapeutic relationships.
Consultation Services
The practice offers consultation services to schools and other agencies, including in-service training, second opinions on diagnosis, and consultation with inter-agency treatment personnel.