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Therapy and performance coaching are for clients ages 10 to 21. Fallon Psych also provides parent guidance, educational advocacy, and consulting for families, schools, teams, and organizations.

The first secure-video session is a relaxed conversation about what has been happening, what you want to feel different, and what support could look like. You do not need to have everything figured out beforehand.

No. It is simply a private conversation starter. Your selection is not stored or sent anywhere.

All sessions are by secure video. Fallon Psych does not have a physical office. Clients must be located in Pennsylvania at the time of the session.

It helps families better understand evaluations, learning needs, and school supports so they can approach school conversations with more clarity and confidence.

Yes. Fallon Psych provides therapy by secure video for clients ages 10 to 21 who are located in Pennsylvania. There is no physical office, so sessions can happen from home or any private space.

Dr. Fallon works with clients ages 10 to 21 for therapy and performance coaching. Parent guidance, educational advocacy, and consulting are available to parents, schools, and teams.

Dr. Fallon helps with anxiety and stress, ADHD and focus, depression and mood, school refusal, performance anxiety, behavior and anger, and life transitions. The first conversation helps determine whether the practice is the right fit.

Therapy addresses emotional and behavioral concerns such as anxiety, mood, and stress. Performance coaching builds mental skills such as focus, confidence, and composure for athletes and high performers who want to perform more consistently.

Yes. Dr. Fallon provides performance coaching for athletes ages 10 to 21, focused on confidence, focus, composure, performance anxiety, and recovering from setbacks.

Educational advocacy helps families work with their child's school on evaluations and learning supports. Dr. Fallon can attend IEP and 504 meetings virtually, help you prepare for your meeting, or both. She is a Nationally Certified School Psychologist with experience conducting psycho-educational evaluations and consulting with educators.

Dr. Corrine Fallon, Psy.D., NCSP, is a Pennsylvania licensed psychologist (License No. PS018778) and a Nationally Certified School Psychologist. She earned her doctorate in school psychology from Duquesne University and uses a cognitive-behavioral, strengths-based approach.

Fallon Psych takes insurance. Please reach out to see if we're in-network with your plan. We do not accept Medicaid at this time.

Fees depend on the service and your insurance coverage. The practice shares fee details during the first conversation, before any appointment is scheduled.

No. A parent or guardian must provide consent for any client under 18. Clients ages 18 to 21 can start on their own.

Availability varies. Send a request through the contact page and the practice will reply with current openings.

A phone, tablet, or computer with a camera, a reliable internet connection, and a private space where the client can talk freely.

Use the contact form on this site or email corrine@fallonpsych.com. The site is not monitored for urgent messages. In a crisis, call or text 988.