Concierge Executive Psychology

A clinical psychologist who has sat in the executive chair.

Confidential, evidence-based therapy for executive leaders, and rigorous psychological and cognitive testing for children and families.

Private-pay. Secure telehealth across 40+ states.

Dr. Tiffany Masson, Psy.D.
Executive Teletherapy

A place to set it down.

You are the one who decides. When the numbers are wrong, when the board is uneasy, when the people you lead need a certainty you do not yet feel, it lands on you. You have learned to carry it well. You perform steadiness on the days that do not feel steady, make the call, and then hold the weight of it alone.

Most of the people in your life need you to be fine. The ones who depend on you cannot be the ones you lean on. So the pressure has nowhere to go, and over time it takes a quiet toll: the sleep that thins, the patience that shortens, the sense that you are managing everything except the part of you that used to feel alive.

This is a place to set that down. To think out loud with someone who understands the real stakes, holds it in confidence, and helps you get back to being at your best, not just holding the line.

The work is evidence-based, drawing on cognitive behavioral therapy and solution-focused practice, and aimed at real impact: change that shows up in how you lead and how you live.

I know this life because I live it. I have built and led organizations from the ground up, and I lead today. I understand the isolation, the pace, and the stakes from the inside, so you spend less time explaining and more time doing the work.

Some of what weighs on executive leaders has deeper roots. I bring extensive training in trauma and how it shapes the brain, the body, behavior, and the way we lead, for those who want to work at that depth.

When it would help, I can bring psychological assessment into the work to make underlying patterns visible, so we address what drives them, not only how they surface in your leadership.

  • Weekly sessions, for steady, ongoing work.
  • Focused intensives, a concentrated half-day for when weekly does not fit a demanding calendar.
  • As-needed check-ins, once we have a foundation, for high-travel or high-load seasons.

This is a concierge practice. What you are paying for is priority, discretion, and responsiveness: a clinical psychologist organized around your life and your schedule.

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Psychological & Cognitive Testing

Clear, credible answers about your child.

For families who need clear, credible answers about a child's learning and cognitive profile: giftedness, admissions, acceleration, and twice-exceptional questions.

I have conducted psychological testing for more than 20 years, much of it in high-stakes settings where the findings had to be precise and had to hold up under scrutiny. That same rigor goes into every evaluation. I build genuine rapport with children and guide them through what the evaluation involves, so they understand each step and feel at ease. That combination, rapport and doctoral-level rigor, is what makes an evaluation both credible and reassuring.

As a concierge practice, this is also about speed without a loss of rigor. I know the cost of waiting when an admissions deadline or an important decision is on the line. My practice is built to deliver quickly and thoroughly. Expedited timelines are available when the assessment scope allows.

Testing is conducted in person, on a limited and scheduled basis. Reach out to discuss current availability and dates.

Single cognitive test · standard$950
Single cognitive test · expedited, 48-hour report$1,500
Focused cognitive evaluation · ability, processing, achievement$4,000
Focused evaluation · 1-week priority$5,200
Comprehensive twice-exceptional evaluationfrom $6,500
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Privacy, honestly stated

Because Mentrix Health is private-pay, your care stays out of insurance and third-party databases. No claim is filed, and no diagnosis code is shared with a health plan.

Your sessions are confidential, protected by law and professional ethics, within the well-defined limits every clinical psychologist observes, including safety and legal requirements. We review exactly what those mean at the start of our work together.

Dr. Tiffany Masson, Psy.D.
About

Dr. Tiffany Masson, Psy.D.

Tiffany Masson, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist with more than 20 years in practice. She helps executive leaders navigate the pressures of leadership, and she gives families clear, credible answers about their children.

She is also a builder and a leader. She has founded and run organizations from concept through growth and scrutiny, and she leads today. That lived experience is why executive clients feel understood quickly: she knows the weight of the top seat from the inside, not from the outside.

Her clinical work is evidence-based, drawing on cognitive behavioral and solution-focused practice, with additional depth in trauma and how it shapes the brain, the body, behavior, and leadership. Her assessment work reflects more than 20 years of psychological testing in demanding, high-accountability settings. She is the editor of Inside Forensic Psychology.

Psy.D.  ·  Licensed clinical psychologist in CA, IL, KS  ·  PSYPACT, 40+ states  ·  Editor, Inside Forensic Psychology  ·  20+ years in practice
How it works

Getting started is simple.

01

A brief consultation

A short, confidential conversation to understand what you need and whether we are a good fit.

02

A clear plan

For therapy, we set a cadence that fits your life. For testing, we scope the evaluation and schedule it.

03

The work begins

For therapy, we begin at a rhythm that fits your life. For testing, fees are arranged at scheduling, and findings reflect what the assessment supports.

Questions

What people ask before we begin.

Is this therapy or coaching?

It is therapy, and it often achieves what people hope to get from coaching. Two things set it apart. First, what you tell me is legally confidential, which coaching is not. Second, we can work on what drives a pattern, not just the behavior on the surface. That is usually what makes the change last.

Do you actually understand executive life?

Yes, from the inside. I have built and led organizations, and I lead today. You will spend less time explaining the pressure and more time working through it.

How does working together happen?

By secure video, wherever you are, across the 40+ states participating in PSYPACT. Weekly, or in focused intensives when your calendar will not hold weekly.

Why private-pay, and how private is it?

Private-pay keeps your care out of insurance and third-party databases: no claim, and no diagnosis code shared with a plan. Your sessions are confidential within the limits every clinical psychologist observes, and we review those clearly at the start.

What does psychological testing involve, and who is it for?

Clear, credible answers about a child's cognitive and learning profile: giftedness, admissions, acceleration, and twice-exceptional questions.

How quickly can I get testing results?

Faster than the norm. A single cognitive test can be turned in 48 hours, and a focused evaluation in about a week, when the assessment scope allows.

Where does testing happen?

Testing is in person, on a limited and scheduled basis. Reach out to discuss current availability and dates.

How do we begin?

With a brief, confidential consultation to see whether we are a fit. You can schedule one here.

Begin

The first step is a short conversation.

A brief, confidential consultation to understand what you are looking for and whether we are a good fit.

Schedule a consultation