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Provider Information
Name:
Michelle Nanji, PhD
Title:
Psychologist
Website:
Appointment type:
In Person, Teletherapy
Credential:
Psychologist
Gender:
Female
Ethnicity:
Multiracial / Biracial
Religion:
Unknown
Sexual Orientation:
Heterosexual
Theoretical Approach:
Unknown
Competency:
ADHD, Anxiety, Couples / Marriage, Depression, Gender Identity, Grief / Loss, LGBTQ, Psychological testing, Relationship Issues, Stress management, Women's issues
Insurance:
Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS)
Availability:
Within 1-2 Months
Sliding scale/reduced rate:
No
Locations
Hope Springs Behavioral Consultants
Address:
1303 5th Street
Suite 202
Coralville, IA 52241
Location Type:
Private practice
Phone:
319-358-6520 ext.0
Email:
contact@hopesprings.net
Distance driving from UIOWA:
2.94 miles | 8 minutes
Distance walking from UIOWA:
2.75 miles | 63 minutes
Distance taking the bus from UIOWA:
3.69 miles | 21 minutes