New clients · Parlor City Wellness
Starting therapy should feel straightforward.
You do not need to explain your entire situation online. Begin with basic contact and scheduling information; clinical details belong in the secure care process.
What happens next
A simple three-step process.
1. Send a basic request
Provide contact information, date of birth for client requests, service interest, preferred contact, and broad availability. Do not send clinical history or insurance details.
2. Confirm the next step
PCW responds about availability and the appropriate scheduling pathway.
3. Complete secure paperwork
When appropriate, clinical forms, consent documents, scheduling, and telehealth move to TherapyNotes.
Quick answers
What new clients usually want to know.
Do you work with trauma, first responders, and teens?
Yes. Trauma-related concerns are a core area of the practice, and PCW works with first responders, teens, adolescents, adults, college students, and young adults.
Do you accept insurance and private pay?
Yes. Selected insurance plans and private pay are available. See Fees & Insurance for current plan exclusions and rates.
Can private-pay ART be scheduled directly?
Yes. Private-pay ART does not require a separate intake appointment, although PCW still reviews clinical appropriateness and consent information.
Do you offer New York telehealth?
Yes, when clinically appropriate and the client is physically located in New York State at the time of the session.
Do you work with college students?
Yes. PCW works with college students and young adults, including members of the Binghamton University (opens in a new tab) and SUNY Broome (opens in a new tab) communities.
Next step
Ready to start? Send a basic appointment request.
Share basic contact and scheduling information. Clinical details can wait for the secure care process.
Request an Appointment