Reach out through our Contact page or by phone/email to schedule an initial consultation. We’ll talk through your concerns and goals and figure out the right next step together.

Dr. Gubi takes a person-centered, evidence-based approach, translating assessment findings into clear, actionable recommendations for families, schools, and other providers.

You can reach our office by phone at 607-463-0305 or by email at dr.aarongubi@bigapplepsychology.com, or use the form on our Contact page.

I am an out-of-network provider, which allows me to focus fully on individualized, high-quality care without the constraints insurance panels can place on treatment. For every session or service, I provide a detailed superbill that you can submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement, and I’m happy to help you understand your out-of-network benefits and how to work with your insurer to access them. My current rate for therapy is $325 per session. Assessment fees vary depending on the type of evaluation and scope of testing involved; please reach out for a personalized quote based on your specific needs. Full details are available on the Fees and Insurance page.

An evaluation typically includes a parent/client interview, standardized testing sessions, and a feedback session to review results and recommendations. Total time varies by referral question.

Yes. Evaluations are offered for toddlers through adults, including adult and late-identified autism and ADHD assessment.

Evaluations are offered for toddlers through adults. Therapy is offered for adolescents and adults.

Total time varies by referral question, but most comprehensive evaluations involve an initial interview, one or more testing sessions, and a feedback session to review results and recommendations.

Testing sessions typically include a mix of standardized tasks, questionnaires, and breaks as needed. Bring any relevant prior records or reports, and for children, a snack, water, and anything comforting for breaks. Specific guidance is provided ahead of your scheduled session.

Speak openly and honestly, in age-appropriate terms, about why the evaluation is happening. Framing the day as a set of activities to learn more about how they think and learn, rather than a test to pass or fail, tends to reduce anxiety. Specific guidance can be discussed during the intake process.

Reports are typically completed within a few weeks of testing, followed by a feedback session to review findings, answer questions, and discuss recommendations.

Yes. Reports are formatted to meet the documentation requirements of schools, OPWDD, employers, and other service providers as applicable.

Both are offered, and some clients pursue evaluation and therapy together or sequentially, depending on individual needs and goals.

Any relevant prior evaluations, school records, or medical/mental health history, along with a list of specific questions or concerns you’d like addressed.