Please note that this is the professional page intended for informational and introductory purposes only. Currently, Dr. Song’s private practice is currently at waitlist capacity. However, you may still be able to see him through affiliated telehealth practices where he provides care. Patients with referrals are given priority.

For clinical services such as therapy and assessment, Jason Song provides telehealth services in California, Texas, Washington, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Florida, and Colorado. Please note that telehealth regulations vary by state, and the license under which you are seen may differ. You will be asked to sign an informed consent form before establishing a treatment relationship.

For non-clinical services such as coaching, consultation, or workshops, location restrictions do not apply.

Yes, depending on your state of residence, Jason Song has prescribing privileges through his certification in advanced psychiatric nursing. However, please note that he does not prescribe controlled substances.

Yes. Supporting documentation is an important part of assessment in addition to diagnostic purposes. Whether you are seeking short-term or long-term disability documentation, FMLA or medical leave certification, workplace or school accommodations, or emotional support animal letters, Jason Song is familiar with the specific requirements and standards for these evaluations.

However, please note that custody evaluations are not provided, as they fall outside his areas of practice.

Whether your insurance can be accepted depends on the practice through which you receive care. This is common in the healthcare system — a provider who is in-network under one location or tax ID may not be in-network under another employer or setting. Please note that this is a professional page and not intended for scheduling appointments. Jason Song works with several telehealth practices, some of which may accept your insurance, depending on availability.

Dr. Jason Song speaks English and Mandarin Chinese.

Dr. Song’s research focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence, clinical psychology, and human interaction, exploring how technology can enhance psychotherapy and mental health accessibility. He collaborates with academic and industry partners on projects related to digital mental health, emotion recognition, and AI-assisted therapy.

If you’re interested in research partnership or collaboration, please reach out via the contact form.

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Yes. Dr. Song offers consultations, workshops, and speaking engagements for organizations, universities, and professional groups. His presentations draw on his multidisciplinary experience, focusing on topics such as mental health in the workplace, cross-cultural psychology, AI in clinical practice, and professional well-being. He also leads group sessions focused on immigration-related stress, cultural adjustment, and workplace burnout, helping participants develop resilience and emotional balance.

Dr. Song’s startup initiative is currently in stealth mode and is not yet public or open to media coverage. The project focuses on integrating AI and CBT-based therapeutic frameworks into thoughtfully designed technological interventions. Individuals interested in becoming research participants may have the opportunity to gain first-hand experience with these innovations and receive a gift-based compensation for their participation.

To learn more or express interest, please submit a contact form.