We are culturally humble PhD doctoral psychologists specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy, Executive Functioning Training, and Leadership Therapy. We offer comprehensive Autism (ADOS 2 & ADI R), ADHD, Learning Disability, and other evaluations.
We are culturally humble PhD doctoral psychologists specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy, Executive Functioning Training, and Leadership Therapy. We offer comprehensive Autism (ADOS 2 & ADI R), ADHD, Learning Disability, and other evaluations.
Our mission is to offer culturally humble and science-based evaluations and therapies for children, teens, and adults seeking to reach their full potential.
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Dr. Irma Campos is the President of ICPS, a Florida licensed psychologist, and a leadership development consultant. She approaches her work as a vocational calling, empathizing with clients’ experiences of grief, discrimination, and life stressors. Dr. Campos holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Florida, specializing in culturally humble and evidence-based psychoeducational evaluations, therapy, and career development. She has published three peer-reviewed scientific articles and presented her research at psychological science conferences, contributing to effective psychological approaches and treatments for diverse populations.
ICPS is located in Tampa.
Dr. Irma Campos is the President of ICPS, a Florida licensed psychologist, and a leadership development consultant. She approaches her work as a vocational calling, empathizing with clients’ experiences of grief, discrimination, and life stressors. Dr. Campos holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Florida, specializing in culturally humble and evidence-based psychoeducational evaluations, therapy, and career development. She has published three peer-reviewed scientific articles and presented her research at psychological science conferences, contributing to effective psychological approaches and treatments for diverse populations.
Our therapists have the highest level of education in psychology (PhD). A PhD (vs a PsyD) in psychology degree means a provider learned how to do empirical research because they completed different research studies using their own data and advanced statistical analyses. A PhD in psychology degree also indicates a provider learned how to practice evidence-based therapy and evaluations and use objective, standardized assessments to diagnose.
Our licensed psychologists offer treatments and therapies, like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Executive Functioning coaching (EF coaching), and leadership therapy for teens and adults.
Our therapists can conduct comprehensive psychological evaluations and integrate different therapies at the same time to address different diagnoses, making the process efficient and effective. We have intensive training in ACT, ERP, Executive Functioning, leadership development, and CBT.
Our therapists aim to build relationships and support self-determined change with culturally diverse individuals, including Spanish-speaking clients and Latinx/e, Latina, Latino, and other historically underrepresented clients.
Our therapists are licensed, so they do not require supervision by any other person. This can mean a higher level of confidentiality and experience.
The right diagnosis and treatment can make a difference in your or your child’s life and mental and physical health; we never take this privilege lightly.
Our therapists have the highest level of education in psychology (PhD). A PhD (vs a PsyD) in psychology degree means a provider learned how to do empirical research because they completed different research studies using their own data and advanced statistical analyses. A PhD in psychology degree also indicates a provider learned how to practice evidence-based therapy and evaluations and use objective, standardized assessments to diagnose.
Our licensed psychologists offer treatments and therapies, like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Executive Functioning coaching (EF coaching), and leadership therapy for teens and adults.
Our therapists can conduct comprehensive psychological evaluations and integrate different therapies at the same time to address different diagnoses, making the process efficient and effective. We have intensive training in ACT, ERP, Executive Functioning, leadership development, and CBT.
Our therapists aim to build relationships and support self-determined change with culturally diverse individuals, including Spanish-speaking clients and Latinx/e, Latina, Latino, and other historically underrepresented clients.
Our therapists are licensed, so they do not require supervision by any other person. This can mean a higher level of confidentiality and experience.
The right diagnosis and treatment can make a difference in your or your child’s life and mental and physical health; we never take this privilege lightly.
In-person or online individual therapy for teens and adults focuses on helping the person understand and manage their own thoughts, emotions, behaviors, values, and identities while applying personal strengths. Individual therapy can also help improve confidence, coping skills, social skills, and academic or workplace issues.
Anxiety therapy involves a combination of progressive exposure to distressing stimuli, problem-solving, stress management, values-driven change, and cognitive restructuring.
Evidence-based cognitive therapies, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, are similar psychotherapies that have been scientifically supported in treating anxiety disorders, ADD or ADHD, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), panic, health conditions, and more.
Scientifically supported leadership therapy can help leaders assess and develop their leadership-based strengths and weaknesses. Through our therapy (i.e., exploratory and evidence-based) and coaching (i.e., action-oriented) approach, leaders can understand the root causes of their behaviors, strengths, and weaknesses. They can also work to change their behaviors to enhance leadership functioning, engagement, influence, and well-being.
Our President’s Ph.D. psychology level of education and our client-focused and culturally humble approach differentiates us. Our PhD-level psychologist oversees all evaluations steps in an attempt to offer trusted results and/or diagnoses. Our focus is to provide research-based and helpful recommendations for various diagnoses, concerns, and strengths to help improve people’s quality of life. ICPS can offer most evaluations and treatments in Spanish and English.
Mental health concerns are complex syndromes, and they can co-occur with one another at high rates. We believe in using a variety of methods, from multiple raters of symptoms to clinical interviews to standardized assessments, to make the most accurate diagnoses. We do not believe in using one clinical interview or assessment to diagnose—we do not think this would yield helpful, long-term, or the most accurate results for our clients, from children to adults.
After a collaborative process of intake(s), standardized evaluations for your unique needs, and a 30-60+ page report of your interpreted results, we may recommend treatments, actions, and accommodations to address mental health, work/career, and educational concerns. Complete and relevant recommendations for IEPs, 504 plans, & MCAT, SAT, Bar, Board-Certification, and other examination accommodations can be offered (if applicable). Treatment options (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Leadership Therapy, and Career or Executive Functioning Coaching) in our office are also available if applicable.
Our President’s Ph.D. psychology level of education and our client-focused and culturally humble approach differentiates us. Our PhD-level psychologist oversees all evaluations steps in an attempt to offer trusted results and/or diagnoses. Our focus is to provide research-based and helpful recommendations for various diagnoses, concerns, and strengths to help improve people’s quality of life. ICPS can offer most evaluations and treatments in Spanish and English.
Mental health concerns are complex syndromes, and they can co-occur with one another at high rates. We believe in using a variety of methods, from multiple raters of symptoms to clinical interviews to standardized assessments, to make the most accurate diagnoses. We do not believe in using one clinical interview or assessment to diagnose—we do not think this would yield helpful, long-term, or the most accurate results for our clients, from children to adults.
After a collaborative process of intake(s), standardized evaluations for your unique needs, and a 30-60+ page report of your interpreted results, we may recommend treatments, actions, and accommodations to address mental health, work/career, and educational concerns. Complete and relevant recommendations for IEPs, 504 plans, & MCAT, SAT, Bar, Board-Certification, and other examination accommodations can be offered (if applicable). Treatment options (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Leadership Therapy, and Career or Executive Functioning Coaching) in our office are also available if applicable.
Our ADHD or ADD evaluation process comprehensively assesses symptoms and impairments in functioning while considering multiple standardized assessment (e.g., cognitive, neuropsychological) scores. Importantly, we strive to differentiate ADHD symptoms from other possible symptoms as well as consider common co-occurring disorders.
Our Autism Spectrum Disorder evaluations for children (ages 4+), teens, and adults incorporate the ADOS 2, ADI-R, and other clinically recommended measures. The ADI-R (Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised) and ADOS 2 (Autism Diagnostic Schedule, Second Edition) are gold standard assessments for assessing Autism Spectrum Disorders across the lifespan (for providers adequately trained in doing so).
Psychological evaluations can help clarify more intricate diagnoses (e.g., mood disorders, OCD) and identify the strengths of each individual with the intent of improving functioning or providing accommodations.
Neuropsychological evaluations, including memory, language, executive functioning, attention, visuospatial, and learning evaluations, can help answer more specific questions about brain-related functioning. Although we offer some assessments in this area, at times, we may refer a client to a more specialized provider in this area, however.
Gifted evaluations incorporate cognitive or IQ assessments and clinical interviews to provide a child or teen with educational programming commensurate with abilities, when applicable.
Learning disability evaluations for Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, or Dyscalculia are typically used to provide evidence of a Specific Learning Disorder as well as to identify academic and cognitive strengths and weaknesses. Consistent with the latest science, we use a Pattern of Strengths and Weaknesses and neuropsychological approach.
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With over 13 years of experience, we provide inviting and evidence-based evaluations, therapy, and consulting services. Our team has a strong background in coordinating care for culturally and linguistically diverse individuals. We’ve also played a significant role in the private sector, particularly in leadership development consulting.
Our President holds a doctoral-level degree from the University of Florida. This comprehensive program included training in research methodologies, advanced statistical analysis, psychotherapies, and cognitive, career, personality, and emotional functioning assessments. Our expertise extends to specialized areas such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Learning Disorders, and other Neurodevelopmental Disorders. Continuing education ensures our knowledge remains current, equipping us to provide the highest quality of personalized care.
Our experts have appeared on platforms like WFLA Tampa’s Channel 8 Bloom TV and Todo Tampa Bay, and contributed to PsychologyToday.com. We’re dedicated to enhancing mental health and well-being through both media presence and peer-reviewed publications.
As a registered Step Up for Students Vendor and a Registered Florida Vendor of Other Services, we are committed to offering high-quality services across diverse client needs.
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“I really needed help I was failing all of my classes and it seemed like no matter how hard I tried I just couldn’t get any better. Dr. Irma Campos seriously helped me find a diagnosis and gave recommendations for accommodations. The process was tricky for me and it was really reassuring for me when she asked if I needed breaks or if I needed water. I think she is brilliant and a wonderful person to go to.”
“Dr. Campos is a wonderful psychologist and worked so well with my daughter. I was looking for guidance and through her evaluations we were able to get my child on the path with the school and her tutors. I highly recommend her.”
“Dr. Campos is the best and most thorough provider in the Tampa Bay area. After many experiences with educational psychologists and evaluations over the years for my three children, I am most impressed with Dr. Campos. She takes the time to thoroughly understand the issues of concern, she makes children and parents comfortable and well-informed about the process, and finally her reports are extremely detailed. I highly recommend her.”
Whether you have queries about our services, the therapeutic process, or anything else related to mental health and well-being, we’re here to assist you. Feel free to reach out, and we’ll do our best to provide the answers and support you’re looking for.
– Psychological evaluation and therapy fees with a Licensed Psychologist (Ph.D. Level Provider) are $350 for the initial session/clinical interview lasting 80-90 minutes. This is the first step for any service. We may need to schedule another clinical interview if we cannot complete all the questions in our initial session. In this session, a client or the provider may determine a potential client is not a good fit for our services, and we are happy to attempt to provide other referrals. For minors, the initial session is only conducted with the parent(s). For minors, we need all legal guardians to consent to any service.
– Following the clinical interview(s), therapy sessions are $250 per 50-minute service hour with a PhD-level licensed psychologist.
– For evaluations, you will receive a good faith estimate for the entire evaluation shortly after the clinical interview. This good faith estimate must be signed prior to scheduling the remaining evaluation sessions. We will only have the total evaluation fee available after the initial session once your customized goals, priorities, and needs are determined. You will need to pay the full evaluation fee noted in the good faith estimate before scheduling the remaining evaluation sessions. Our total evaluation fee includes all steps (clinical interview, agreed upon assessment administration, assessment scoring, assessment interpretation, writing of a detailed report, and 50-minute review of results) completed by a PhD-level licensed psychologist. Private pay providers establish their own fees.
ICPS does not accept health insurances for various reasons. Importantly, we do not involve a third party (i.e., insurance company) in your treatment in order to ensure confidentiality to the highest degree possible; provide the highest quality of service without a third party determining your treatment specificity, length and frequency; and ensure timely service delivery.
Evaluations are intended to support or rule out specific diagnoses (e.g., Autism, ADHD, learning disabilities). Evaluations incorporate standardized psychological assessments (such as IQ, achievement, neuropsychological, and personality) results and a psychologist’s relevant experience to establish a diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Comprehensive psychological, psychoeducational, or neuropsychological evaluations are typically conducted by a licensed psychologist trained in the relevant area of concern. Evaluations can also be provided by a mental health professional who is supervised by a licensed psychologist. At ICPS, our PhD-level psychologist provides all evaluation steps for children 4+ to adults. Our psychologist conducts all assessments to establish rapport with the client; maximize accuracy; and consider key behavioral observations.
Counseling or therapy offered at ICPS assists teens and adults with mental health concerns and career or academic concerns. Therapy must be provided by a licensed mental health professional or a graduate trainee who is supervised by a licensed mental health professional. This is intended to regulate the profession and ensure that individuals conducting counseling have received adequate training and supervision. This separates counseling from other professions, such as coaching.
Lastly, leadership development consulting (i.e., executive coaching and leadership trainings) is intended to develop leaders within organizations in order to improve individual, team, and organizational performance. A leadership consultant does not need to hold a license. However, many licensed psychologists receive training in leadership development and apply their transferable psychological skills in consulting roles. It is helpful to ask about a leadership consultant’s training; relevant certifications or licenses; and evidence of success of leadership development programs.
When searching for a provider, we recommend looking for relevant training, licensing, and cultural humility/competence. Ensure you feel comfortable approaching your provider, and they work with you collaboratively. We recommend you trust your provider’s clinical opinion. We recommend a provider who integrates and understands scientific research and stays updated with scientific studies relevant to your concerns.