Donna H. Wolff, Lpa, Psychological Services, Pllc

Psychologist

New Bern, NC

Donna H. Wolff provides CBT-oriented therapy, psychological assessments, and mediation services in New Bern.

  • Adolescents, adults, and couples seeking therapy
  • ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, learning disorder, or dyslexia assessments
  • Premarital, marital, or pre- and post-divorce relationship therapy

Henry D. Beckwith, Psyd., Licensed Psychologist, Pllc

Psychologist

New Bern, NC

Henry D. Beckwith is a licensed psychologist in New Bern offering IFS-based family consultation and IFIO couples therapy with Gottman assessment.

  • Families dealing with miscommunication, conflict, or emotional distance
  • Couples seeking help with recurring conflict, disconnection, or communication problems
  • Adults experiencing anxiety, depression, worry, or low energy

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FAQ

Which psychologist in Craven County offers ADHD or autism assessments?

Donna H. Wolff provides psychological assessments for ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, learning disorders, dyslexia, intellectual quotient, and personality for children, adolescents, and adults.

What insurance does Donna H. Wolff accept?

The listed plans include Medicaid Direct, Trillium Medicaid, Aetna, BCBS, Wellcare, and Healthy Blue. Confirm current eligibility and any assessment-specific coverage before scheduling.

How much does a psychologist visit cost in New Bern?

No fee schedule is provided for these practices. Ask about session fees, assessment costs, cancellation policies, and insurance benefits when contacting the office.

Can these psychologists help with couples or family conflict?

Yes. Wolff offers marital, relationship, premarital, and divorce-related therapy, while Beckwith focuses on family consultation and couples therapy using Internal Family Systems and Intimacy from the Inside Out.

What should I do if I need immediate mental-health help?

Routine psychologist appointments are not intended for immediate crises. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, call 911 for immediate danger, or go to the nearest emergency department.