Help for ADHD, OCD, anxiety, behavior problems & school avoidance.
Ages 5 - 25
Complimentary • 20-minute phone consultation • No obligation to begin services
Speak with Dr. Fiona Macphee, Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Therapy Available
In-Person
Our office is located at 600 Haverford Road, Suite 205, Haverford, PA, serving families across the Main Line.
We offer in-home services to families that need it.
Secure Online Sessions
Across Pennsylvania & most states in the U.S. via PSYPACT.
Families commonly contact me for:
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ADHD
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Executive Functioning Difficulties
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Anxiety
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OCD
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Emotional & Behavioral Challenges
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School Avoidance
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Parent Coaching & Family Support
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Psychological Evaluations
What to Expect
The consultation isn't for emergencies. If you're concerned about your child's immediate safety, call 911, call or text 988, or go to your nearest emergency room.
Tell Me About Your Concerns
Complete a brief form describing what has been happening and how I can best reach you.
Choose a Time
After submitting the form, you'll be able to schedule a convenient time for your complimentary phone consultation.
Speak With Me
We'll discuss your concerns, answer your questions, and determine the most appropriate next step for your child and family.
Flexible Therapy Options
Therapy is available in person at my Haverford office, through in-home and community-based sessions on Philadelphia's Main Line when clinically appropriate, and by secure telehealth throughout Pennsylvania and PSYPACT participating states.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the consultation?
The consultation lasts approximately 20 minutes and takes place by phone.
There is no fee and no obligation to begin services afterward.
Will I speak directly with Dr. Fiona Macphee?
Yes.
You'll speak directly with me—not an intake coordinator or administrative staff member.
Do I need a diagnosis before contacting you?
Not at all.
Some families contact me after their child has already been diagnosed, while others simply know something doesn't seem quite right.
If you're unsure what's going on, I can help determine whether your child's symptoms may be related to OCD, ADHD, anxiety, or another concern. Every new client begins with a comprehensive diagnostic interview, allowing us to clarify your child's current concerns and confirm or better understand any existing diagnoses. In some situations, I may also recommend a formal written evaluation: a structured clinical assessment with a written report and recommendations.
We'll discuss your concerns during the consultation and determine the most appropriate next step for your family.
How do I know whether my child needs therapy or a formal psychological evaluation?
That's a common question, and one we can discuss during the consultation.
Every new client begins with a comprehensive diagnostic interview, which helps me understand your child's history, current concerns, and diagnostic picture. For many families, this provides the information needed to begin treatment.
In some situations, a formal written evaluation (a structured clinical assessment with a written report and recommendations) may be recommended to answer specific diagnostic questions or provide documentation for schools, colleges, or other providers. Together, we'll determine the approach that best fits your child's needs.
Does my child participate in the consultation?
The initial consultation is typically conducted with a parent or young adult client so we can discuss your concerns, answer questions, and determine the most appropriate next step.
If another approach would be more appropriate, we'll discuss that together.
Are parents involved in therapy?
It depends on your child's age, developmental stage, and treatment goals.
For younger children, parents often play an essential role in treatment by helping support new skills between sessions and learning strategies to respond effectively at home.
For older teens and young adults, treatment may be primarily individual, may include occasional parent sessions, or may involve more active parent participation when it supports treatment. Together, we'll determine the approach that best fits your family's needs.
Where are therapy sessions held?
I provide therapy in three ways, depending on your location and your child's needs.
In-Office Therapy
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Sessions take place at my office at 600 Haverford Road, Suite 205, Haverford, PA.
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In-Home and Community Sessions
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Available throughout Philadelphia's Main Line when clinically appropriate, allowing treatment to take place where challenges naturally occur.
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Telehealth
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Secure online therapy is available for clients located throughout Pennsylvania and PSYPACT participating states where I am authorized to practice.
Do you accept insurance?
I am an out-of-network provider and do not bill insurance directly.
Payment is due at the time of service, and superbills are provided for families who wish to seek reimbursement through their out-of-network insurance benefits. Check my fees and how insurance reimbursement works here.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Whether you're looking for therapy, wondering whether a psychological evaluation may be helpful, or simply aren't sure where to begin, a complimentary consultation is an opportunity to discuss your concerns and determine the most appropriate next step.
I look forward to speaking with you.