Allegheny Therapy and Wellness

Stephany Katsur, M.S., LMFT, is described as offering "Mindfulness-based, somatic focused psychotherapy." She received her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from San Francisco State University (2007) and a Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Psychology from Duquesne University (2003). The site states she "holds professional licensure in Pennsylvania (since 2024) and professional licensure in California (since 2010)," has over 15 years in the field, and has additional training in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, EMDR, Internal Family Systems, and Somatic Experiencing.

The practice has served patients online and in person since 2014. Contact for either clinician is inquiries@alleghenytherapyPGH.com. The site does not publish either clinician's schedule, hours, caseload availability, or fees.

The site describes the therapeutic approach as "grounded in existential-humanistic, somatic-gestalt, and psychodynamic orientations," supporting patients through short and long-term challenges, with care "tailored to patients' diverse backgrounds with a focus on reducing acute symptoms, as well as exploring questions of identity, creativity, purpose, and meaning." It also describes work toward "integrative wellness," blending concern for physical, social, psychological, and spiritual-ethical wellbeing, and says the practice "proudly serves clients of diversity in the broadest sense."

The practice lists membership in the American Psychological Association, the Society for Humanistic Psychology (Div. 32 of APA), Psychologists in Independent Practice (Div. 42 of APA), and the Psychotherapy Action Network (PsiAN).

To contact the practice about services, the published route is email: inquiries@alleghenytherapyPGH.com. The phone number listed is 412-530-5712 and the address is 808 Western Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15233.

The website does not publish a crisis line, an after-hours number, or any statement about emergency care. It does not publish opening hours, session prices, wait times, or whether any clinician is currently accepting new patients.

On booking, the Contact page instructs: "All new patient inquiries, please email to discuss testing, assessment, and/or therapy services. inquiries@alleghenytherapyPGH.com" The home page repeats: "New patients, please email: inquiries@alleghenytherapyPGH.com". Email is therefore the published route to book or schedule a first appointment. There is no online booking form, patient portal, or self-schedule link published on the site.

Beyond in-person visits at the Western Avenue office, the site states services are provided "both in-person and nationally through telemedicine," and that the practice is a "Nationally certified provider of psychological services in 43 States via online care" through PsyPact. The specific 43 states are not listed on the site; it links to a PsyPact map.

The website does not publish office hours or opening times of any kind, and does not say when calls or emails are answered or how quickly. It does not publish current appointment availability, a waitlist, or whether the practice is taking new clients. It publishes no crisis line, no after-hours or emergency number, and no statement telling people what to do in an emergency.

Names Western as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

No prices, rates, session fees, or cost figures are published anywhere on the website. There is no published estimate, price list, sliding scale, or quote. The way to get a price or an out-of-network or self-pay rate is the one the site gives: email inquiries@alleghenytherapyPGH.com or Jeb@alleghenytherapyPGH.com, specifying your insurance in the inquiry. The listed phone number is 412-530-5712.

Being listed as in-network with a plan is not a statement that a specific person's coverage, deductible, copay or benefit applies. The site publishes no copay amounts, no deductible information, no coverage determinations, and no cancellation or no-show policy. It does not say which payment methods other than HSA cards are taken. Those questions have to go to the practice directly by email.

Elsewhere the site states that therapy is offered to "individuals, couples, and families," and that the practice's therapeutic work is "grounded in humanistic and psychodynamic principles and techniques" and in "existential-humanistic, somatic-gestalt, and psychodynamic orientations."

This is a published list of focus areas, not a statement that any particular person is a suitable fit or that a given concern can be treated. The site does not publish treatment outcomes, success rates, session counts, or how long therapy takes, and it does not say which clinician handles which concern.

People whose concerns are not on the list are told on the page to inquire by email. New patient inquiries go to inquiries@alleghenytherapyPGH.com. The practice is at 808 Western Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15233, phone 412-530-5712, and services are offered in-person and by telemedicine.

The website does not publish a crisis line or emergency contact, and it carries no statement about what to do in an emergency. It does not publish office hours or current appointment availability.

The home page adds that the practice offers "diagnostic assessment and neuropsychological testing for ADHD, autism, personality disorders, and executive functioning concerns," and the site headline describes "Psychological Testing and Assessment for ADHD, OCD, autism, bipolar, and mood disorders."

Describing his own assessment work, Dr. Jungwirth writes that it "involves individually tailored testing services to provide measure and insight into patients' presenting questions, including using neurocognitive, projective, and biopsychosocial tests to clarify diagnosis, aid treatment planning, and improve well-being." The Treatment Focus page also lists "couples collaborative assessment" among the areas of focus.

To book or ask about testing, the site directs people to email inquiries@alleghenytherapyPGH.com, or Jeb@alleghenytherapyPGH.com. The office address is 808 Western Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15233, and the listed phone is 412-530-5712.

The website does not publish the cost, price, rates or fees for a testing battery, how long an evaluation takes, how many appointment sessions it involves, when a report is delivered, or what an assessment will conclude. It does not state whether testing appointments are currently available. Anyone needing those details is directed by the site to inquire by email.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.