Where We Provide Therapy & Psychological Assessment

In-Person & Telehealth Services

Aligned Living Psychological Services provides therapy, psychological assessment, and diagnostic consultation for children, adolescents, and adults. Services are available in person at our Cary, North Carolina, office and through secure telehealth appointments for clients located throughout North Carolina and in participating PSYPACT states.

Who We Work With

Aligned Living Psychological Services works with children, adolescents, and adults seeking greater clarity, support, and direction as they navigate life's challenges. Our clients include individuals who are:

  • Looking to better understand longstanding emotional, behavioral, attentional, or interpersonal patterns

  • Seeking support during periods of stress, burnout, transition, grief, or uncertainty

  • Navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, sleep difficulties, or other mental health concerns

  • Interested in strengthening relationships, communication, or emotional well-being

  • Looking for diagnostic clarity regarding attention, learning, personality, developmental, or psychological concerns

  • Seeking evidence-based treatment tailored to their unique goals, values, and circumstances

In-Person Services in the RDU Triangle

Aligned Living Psychological Services provides in-person therapy, psychological assessment, and diagnostic consultation from our Cary, North Carolina office. Our location is convenient to individuals and families throughout the Triangle region, including:

  • Cary

  • Raleigh

  • Durham

  • Chapel Hill

  • Apex

  • Morrisville

  • Holly Springs

  • Wake Forest

Clients seeking ADHD evaluations, autism assessments, diagnostic clarification, or ongoing therapy often travel from across the Triangle to receive services in person.

Telehealth Services Throughout North Carolina

For individuals who prefer the convenience of remote care, telehealth services are available to clients located anywhere within North Carolina. Secure video appointments allow clients to access therapy, consultation, and many assessment-related services without traveling to our office.

We frequently work with individuals, couples, and families located in Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Wilmington, Asheville, and communities throughout the state.

Telehealth Services Across PSYPACT States

In addition to serving clients throughout North Carolina, ALPS provides telehealth services to individuals located in participating PSYPACT states. This allows eligible clients to access therapy, psychological assessment, and consultation services from a licensed psychologist while located outside North Carolina. Current PSYPACT states include:

Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Northern Mariana Islands, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.

*PSYPACT participation is subject to change.

What Is PSYPACT?

The Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT) is an interstate agreement that allows licensed psychologists to provide telehealth services across participating states. This enables clients to continue receiving services even when they live, attend school, or travel outside North Carolina, provided they are located in a participating state at the time of the appointment.

Telehealth services under PSYPACT are governed by the laws and ethical standards of both the psychologist’s home state and the client’s location at the time of service.

Getting Started

Whether you are seeking services in the RDU Triangle area, elsewhere in North Carolina, or from another participating PSYPACT state, we are happy to discuss whether therapy, assessment, or consultation services may be a good fit. Contact us to schedule an initial consultation and learn more about available services.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. In addition to serving clients throughout North Carolina, ALPS provides telehealth services to individuals located in participating PSYPACT states. Clients must be physically located in a state where services can legally be provided at the time of each appointment.

  • ALPS can provide telehealth services to individuals located in North Carolina and participating PSYPACT states. Because PSYPACT participation may change over time, please contact us if you are unsure whether services are available in your location.

  • Often, yes. Many college students attend school in a different state than their permanent residence. Eligibility depends on where you are physically located during appointments. If you attend school in a PSYPACT-participating state, telehealth services may be available.

  • In many cases, yes. Depending on your needs, location, and the nature of services being provided, appointments may be conducted either in person at our Cary office or through secure telehealth. We are happy to discuss what approach may be most appropriate.

  • Some components of psychological assessment can be completed remotely, while others may require in-person testing. The appropriate format depends on the referral question, the measures being used, and clinical considerations. We can discuss available options during an initial consultation.

  • Telehealth services may remain available while traveling, provided you are physically located in a state where services can legally be provided at the time of your appointment. If you travel regularly, we encourage you to discuss your schedule with us so we can determine whether services can be continued without interruption.

  • Telehealth is often a convenient option for therapy, consultation, and certain assessment-related services. However, the most appropriate format depends on your goals, location, and clinical needs. During an initial consultation, we can discuss whether telehealth, in-person services, or a combination of both may be the best fit.