Intro 10 minute phone call: free

Initial Adult or Perinatal Comprehensive Consultation: $480 (90 minutes)

Initial Child/Adolescent Comprehensive Consultation: $580
(Includes parent meeting, child evaluation & treatment planning discussion, 120-140 minutes)

25 minutes follow-up: $170

50 minutes follow-up: $270

Appointments require 48 hours notice to reschedule or cancel.

Appointments cancelled less than 48 hours in advance or no-shows will be charged a fee of $150, which is not typically reimbursed by insurance.

An appointment will be considered missed if a patient presents 5+ minutes late for a 25-minute appointment or 10+ minutes late for a 50-minute appointment​. They will need to reschedule the appointment and will be charged the $150 late-notice cancellation fee.  

To provide truly confidential and personalized care, this practice is out-of-network with insurance companies. This practice will neither discuss nor provide your treatment records to insurance companies.

You can choose to seek insurance reimbursement using your out of network benefits. Please check with your insurance regarding your out of network coverage.

We will provide you with a billing invoice “superbill” that you may submit to your insurance for reimbursement. If you choose to seek insurance reimbursement please be aware that insurance companies require disclosure of diagnostic and treatment codes.

Reimbursify.com can facilitate reimbursement.

Labs and prescription medications are processed through your insurance, and are generally covered with typical co-pays.

Yes, absolutely. Dr. Matlock sees patients for psychotherapy.

Dr. Matlock specializes in psychodynamic therapy for adults and adolescents, as well as psychodynamic play therapy for children. She has advanced training in psychodynamic psychotherapy, including psychoanalytic developmental theory, transference-focused psychotherapy, mentalization-based treatment, and attachment theory. Psychodynamic therapy is particularly helpful for those healing complex childhood trauma, generational trauma, persistent depression or anxiety, attachment and relational concerns.

She has completed Internal Family Systems (IFS) training level 1 with Dr. Richard Schwartz and Dr. Martha Sweezy and weaves in IFS.

She incorporates mindfulness and CBT elements when helpful. She is trained in exposure and response prevention for OCD.

When working with families, she provides parenting support and can facilitate parent-child therapy sessions.

Therapy appointments typically occur once to twice a week during treatment.

There are many types of therapy and many excellent therapists. Feeling connected to your therapist and like they are a good fit for you is essential to treatment. Whether or not you see Dr. Matlock for therapy, she can provide expert guidance regarding what type of therapy is likely to be most helpful to you. If you have tried therapy before and not felt results, it is possible that you may need a different modality.

If Dr. Matlock recommends a type of therapy she does not provide, or if you prefer to have a separate therapist from your psychiatrist, she can help you connect with the right therapist for you.

Yes! Dr. Matlock values collaboration and co-treats with therapists regularly.

For patients who have a therapist, at the outset of treatment visits typically occur every 2-4 weeks. As you start to feel better, visits often space out to every 1 to 3 months.

• Practicing yoga since 2006, daily yoga & meditation practice since 2010

• Kripalu Certified 200-hr yoga instructor 2012

• Living Ayurveda course 2013-2014

• Certified 500-hr yoga instructor 2015

• Nature-based wilderness therapy field staff 2013-2015

• Founded & led Integrative Medicine interest group in medical school

• Herbal Medicine for Women, Dr. Aviva Romm, 2019 - ongoing study

• Nutritional psychiatry, Dr. Drew Ramsey, 2023 - ongoing study

• Certified Integrative & Functional Medicine Practitioner, Dr. Aviva Romm, 2023 - 2024

• Herbalism Apprenticeship with Rosemary Gladstar & Jane Bothwell, 2026 - current

• Ecoherbalism, Leah Larabell, May 2026

Sliding scale spots may be available for those with financial need. Please reach out if applicable to discuss options.

¡Damos la bienvenida a pacientes de habla hispana! Podemos utilizar un traductor telefónico para español y otros idiomas. Un traductor funciona bien para las consultas y para hablar con los padres. Para la psicoterapia, el lenguaje específico puede ser importante y podemos referirlo a un terapeuta de habla hispana si es necesario.

Some clients wish to discontinue or reassess their need for psychiatric medications all together. When there is appropriate stability and in alignment with patients’s values, Dr Matlock will partner with patients to decrease need for medications slowly, safely and sustainably.

No, unfortunately due to medicare regulations, this practice is not able to see patients over 65 years old with medicare.