Complete the New Patient Inquiry Form. Once your inquiry has been received and reviewed, Dr. Feliciano will reach out to you via telephone or email to schedule a time to offer a complimentary 15-minute consultation to learn more about your unique needs and whether our psychological services are an ideal fit for you.

If you decide that you would like to proceed with psychotherapy, you will be scheduled for an initial evaluation appointment which will last between 50-60 minutes. Prior to scheduling your first session, you will receive a link via email to a HIPAA compliant client portal. Please follow that link to complete the shared forms at least 24 hours before your first session. You will also receive a text message with a link for a HIPAA compliant telehealth platform. This is the app that will be utilized for our video telehealth sessions. Once you have created an account, you can access the video sessions through your computer, tablet, or cell phone.

You will be scheduled for weekly to bi-weekly follow-up sessions lasting 50-60 minutes. Sessions will be scheduled depending upon your needs and scheduling availability.

At this time, we are offering Telehealth sessions to accommodate individuals located anywhere in the state of Florida. Sessions are provided Mon-Friday 9:00am- 6:00pm EST, dependent upon availability. Provider will work collaboratively with the you to establish session dates and times. School and/or work excused notes are also available upon request. 

Dr. Feliciano is currently an in-network provider for United Healthcare plans, which include Optum, Oscar, and Oxford, as well as various Aetna Health plans.

Confidentiality is a crucial component to establishing a safe and trusting therapeutic alliance. As with any doctor/patient agreement, your privacy is of the utmost importance. A confidentiality agreement is signed before you begin your sessions. As part of the informed consent process, it is your choice if you would like to have your psychological services provider share relevant treatment information with your other healthcare providers, but this can only be done with your written consent. Topics that you share in your sessions are confidential. However, there are a few limitations to confidentiality by law and/or ethical guidelines such as: suspected abuse or neglect of a child or elder, as well as suspicion that the patient is in serious danger of harming him/herself or has threatened to harm another person, or group of people. If this occurs, the proper authorities and law enforcement will be notified.