At BHR, your provider is as invested in your progress as you are — providing thorough services and connecting you with the right support for your next steps.
Behavioral Health Reimagined is a mental health practice led by a single, dedicated provider genuinely invested in you. Every evaluation is thorough, thoughtful, and built around you specifically.
After testing, you'll receive personalized recommendations and referrals to psychiatrists, therapists, or other specialists best suited for your ongoing care.
In-depth neuropsychological and psychological evaluations that give you and your care team a clear picture of how your mind works.
You work directly with your provider — not passed between staff. Your evaluation receives her full, undivided attention.
Following your evaluation, you'll receive tailored recommendations and referrals to the right outside providers for ongoing support.
Evaluations of emotional, behavioral, and cognitive functioning with a detailed, personalized report.
Specialized assessments for ADHD, dementia, memory concerns, and other neurocognitive conditions.
Court-requested or attorney-recommended evaluations handled with care and precision.
Supportive, affirming assessments for surgical and/or hormonal gender affirmation.
Clinician-led group sessions designed to foster connection and healing in a safe, supportive environment.
One-on-one therapy tailored to your personal goals, challenges, and path toward mental wellness.
Group therapy sessions are clinician-led and designed to create a warm, safe space where members can connect, share, and support one another.
All groups are facilitated directly by your provider.
Each group centers around a specific theme so you're surrounded by people who truly understand.
Gain perspective from peers navigating similar challenges alongside you.
Interested? Email info@reimaginedbh.com or call (205) 358-7686.
Ready to take the first step?
314 Canyon Park Drive
Pelham, AL 35124
A dedicated mental health practice where great care starts with truly knowing the person in front of us.
As a small practice, we are able to balance our attention to genuinely support both our clients and the broader community.
Our goal is to connect each person we work with to the supports, tools, and care they need to succeed and improve their mental wellness. No one should have to navigate that journey alone, and we are committed to being a consistent, caring part of that path forward.
We currently have one provider who is able to provide all listed services. Dr. Karli Martin is a clinical neuropsychologist dedicated to delivering thorough, compassionate care to every client she works with.
Dr. Martin brings expertise across psychological and neuropsychological testing, forensic evaluations, surgical evaluations, group therapy, and individual therapy — all delivered with the personal attention that only a dedicated practice can offer.
Specialized training in the assessment and treatment of cognitive, emotional, and behavioral conditions.
Able to provide all services listed at BHR — from evaluations to therapy — under one roof.
Every client receives their provider's full attention.
You deserve to feel genuinely welcomed from the moment you reach out.
Your evaluation and recommendations are built entirely around you.
You'll leave with a clear picture of where you are — and referrals to help you move forward.
Thorough, personalized care by a licensed clinical neuropsychologist — evaluations, therapy, and referrals for your next steps.
Every evaluation is conducted personally by Dr. Martin. You'll receive a detailed report, a formal diagnosis where applicable, and individualized recommendations including referrals to outside providers.
Emotional, behavioral, and cognitive evaluations with a thorough results session and signed report.
Assessments for ADHD, dementia, memory concerns, and other neurocognitive conditions.
Cognitive and psychological evaluations for criminal and civil cases, per legal standards.
Affirming assessments for surgical and/or hormonal gender affirmation.
One-on-one therapy sessions tailored to your personal goals, challenges, and path toward mental wellness.
Testing at BHR is a starting point. Once your evaluation is complete, you'll receive a comprehensive report and referrals to psychiatrists, therapists, or other specialists best suited for your ongoing care.
Clinician-led groups designed to bring people together around shared experiences in a safe, supportive environment.
Interested? Email info@reimaginedbh.com or call (205) 358-7686.
Tools, tips, and community resources to support your mental health journey. Discuss these strategies, and more, with your therapist during your next appointment.
Simple techniques to calm your nervous system.
Guided prompts to help you reflect and process emotions.
Low-impact movement ideas to lift your mood.
Practical strategies for improving sleep quality.
How what we eat can affect how we feel.
Creative expression as a tool for emotional processing.
Call or text 988 anytime for free, confidential support.
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We're conveniently located in Pelham, AL — just off Route 31.
The road is off of Route 31, between Waffle House and Myer's Plants & Pottery. Make a turn at Anthony's Car Wash.
⚠️ Do not make the turn at Waffle House, as the road does not connect.
Please call the office if there is any difficulty locating it.
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BHR accepts referrals for neuropsychological, psychological, surgical, and forensic/legal evaluations, as well as individual therapy. Patients receive a comprehensive report and referrals to outside providers after testing. Submitting a referral takes just a few minutes — click below to get started.
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ADHD, dementia, memory concerns, and other neurocognitive evaluations.
Mood, personality, behavioral, and cognitive assessments.
Surgical and hormonal affirmation evaluations.
Court-requested and attorney-referred evaluations.
Don't see your question? Reach out anytime.
We are currently in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield and United Health Care. Superbills may be provided for patients with out-of-network benefits to allow for reimbursement.
Prior to your scheduled appointment, we will make every effort to contact your insurance provider and review your coverage to determine eligibility and what you may be financially responsible for. Copayment or deductible is due prior to the start of services.
Our providers are currently able to service those ages 18+.
Evaluations can range from $900 to $1,200+ depending on the complexity of the case. This may be broken up into 1–5 payments, depending on the plan selected. We do require that 75% of the total cost be paid by the time of feedback. Payment plans must be signed prior to services with agreement to monthly auto payment of the contracted amount.
Testing is a tool and an investment in yourself and your well-being. The cost includes the clinical interview, test administration, and feedback completed by the clinician with you, as well as independent clinician work such as scoring tests and integrating information into a report. At the end, you receive a signed report specifying diagnoses with support through review of relevant interview and test data.
Our providers are invested in you. The testing process is extensive — several hours are spent with the clinician for the interview and testing, plus additional time dedicated to scoring, statistical analysis, pattern interpretation, reviewing records, and creating a comprehensive report. The feedback appointment is typically scheduled 2–3 weeks after testing, during which the clinician reviews all results, discusses diagnoses and recommendations, and provides a final signed copy of the report. Every report includes review of your personal test performance, clinical impressions, formal diagnoses, individualized recommendations, and a summary of test results.
The report includes all relevant background information related to the current problem, medical/psychiatric history, social history (birth, living situation, etc.), review of performance on testing, diagnosis, and individualized recommendations.
If academic or occupational accommodations are desired, please discuss your interest with the provider and a letter will be created to reflect your needs.
We currently offer individual therapy. The initial session is $180 and includes background collection, determination of good fit for therapy, and establishing treatment goals. Subsequent sessions are $150 for a 50-minute session with our psychologist.
Bring a valid form of ID and an accepted form of payment. You may also bring a bottle of water and a light snack given the length of the appointment. Please make sure to have breakfast or a snack before arriving.
The length varies depending on how quickly you respond, the number of items completed per measure, complexity of the case, and testing needs to adequately answer the referral question. On average, the intake and test administration take between 3 and 4 hours. As testing is scheduled for the morning, you would typically be available around lunchtime.
Yes, we offer cognitive and psychological evaluations for both criminal and civil cases. It is important that the purpose of the evaluation be disclosed prior to starting to ensure consistency with standards in the legal setting.
Feel free to email us at info@reimaginedbh.com or call (205) 358-7686. Your question may even make it to our FAQ page, so please don't hesitate to reach out.
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Clinician-led groups open to new members.
Community activities and wellness events throughout the year.
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314 Canyon Park Drive
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Simple techniques to help calm your nervous system.
Breathing exercises help calm the nervous system, reduce stress, and increase awareness of the present moment. They can be done anywhere and help slow racing thoughts and physical tension. You can try this exercise, or look up others!
Box breathing is a simple technique used by athletes, first responders, and therapists to quickly calm the nervous system. Repeat for 4–6 cycles.
A visual breathing guide — trace the scribble with your eyes as you breathe. Click the image to view it larger.
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Guided prompts to help you reflect and process emotions.
Just like therapy, mindfulness journaling works best when you are intentional about it. Make sure to truly be in the moment when answering these questions... sit with them as long as you need to!
My biggest dreams & goals are…
Reflect on a small, everyday thing I often overlook but am truly grateful for.
What are the best qualities about myself?
What do I value the most in my life and why?
Low-impact movement ideas to lift your mood and reconnect with your body.
Exercise serves as a powerful coping mechanism by reducing stress, enhancing mood, and improving overall mental well-being. Even if you don't want to "work out" there are several ways to exercise and get the benefits of it. Some examples are going for a walk, going swimming, doing a hike, riding a bike, washing your car, doing housework, or doing some simple stretching to name a few.
Practical strategies for improving sleep quality.
A common cause of sleeping problems is poor sleep hygiene. Stepping up sleep hygiene by cultivating habits and a bedroom setting that are conducive to sleep can go a long way in reducing sleep disruptions.
Having a set bedtime and maintaining a steady sleep schedule helps regulate your body's internal clock.
Find ways to wind-down, such as with relaxation techniques, as part of a standard routine before bedtime.
Avoid alcohol, tobacco, and caffeine in the evening — these can interfere with falling and staying asleep.
Dim lights and put away electronic devices for an hour or more before bed to signal to your brain it's time to sleep.
Get regular exercise and natural light exposure during the daytime — both support a healthy sleep-wake cycle.
Maximize comfort and support from your mattress, pillows, and bedding, and block out excess light and sound that could disrupt sleep.
Finding the best routines and bedroom arrangement may take some trial and error to determine what's best for you, but that process can pay dividends in helping you fall asleep quickly and stay asleep through the night.
How what we eat can support how we feel.
The food we eat has a direct impact on our brain chemistry, energy levels, and emotional wellbeing. Nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, B vitamins, and antioxidants support the production of neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine — the chemicals that regulate mood. Eating balanced, nourishing meals doesn't just fuel your body; it supports your mind. Small, consistent changes to your diet can make a meaningful difference in how you feel day to day.
Using music and creative expression to support your emotional wellbeing.
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Peer support, education, and advocacy throughout Alabama.
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Supporting the whole person — because mental wellness starts with meeting basic needs.
Mental health is a critical aspect of overall well-being, yet it cannot be effectively addressed through therapy and medication alone. Professional treatment plays an essential role — but foundational needs must be met first. When people struggle to secure food, housing, or safety, emotional healing becomes far harder to sustain.
Our community has not been immune to the broader economic shifts that have impacted families who never expected to face housing or food insecurity. While we cannot fix the problem, we have located local options that can help relieve that stress. We have compiled a list of available supports and services in the area to better support you and meet your needs.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions, or if you have a resource you'd like to add for community awareness.
Local food pantry resources in the Pelham, AL area.
Housing support programs and emergency assistance options.
Additional community supports and services in the area.
Clinician-led groups facilitated by Dr. Martin, open to new members.
Different Ways of Practice — exploring mindfulness techniques to support present-moment awareness and reduce stress.
Adjustment to Being a New Mom — a supportive space for navigating the emotional journey of new motherhood.
"Now What?" — navigating identity, purpose, and connection in the next chapter of life.
Additional group therapy options may be available. Contact us to learn about current offerings.
Ready to join a group?
Email us with your name, date of birth, contact information, and which group you're interested in.
Email info@reimaginedbh.comCommunity activities and wellness events throughout the year.
April 13th – May 23rd · 9AM–3PM
Mental health matters! And together we can make a difference.
We’re collecting donations to create mental health care packages for members of our community who are struggling but may not have access to care due to financial hardship. Each package will include comfort items, coping tools, and helpful resources to support emotional well-being.
Donations will be accepted April 13th through May 23rd. You can also support the cause at our fundraiser on May 23rd at Living Water Art Studio, where tattoo proceeds will go directly toward creating these care packages. Donations are welcome at the event as well.
You may also drop off donations at our office Monday–Friday, 9 AM–3 PM.
Questions? Call 205-358-7686. Thank you for helping us care for our community.
May 23rd · 10AM–6PM · Living Water Art Studio, 612A 6th Ave W, Alabaster, AL
We are creating care packages to support people who are struggling with mental health in our area who might not have the financial resources to seek the help they need. Each package will include information that teaches healthy coping skills and shows how to use the skills in everyday life (such as Sudoku puzzles, journal prompts, and breathing exercises). The care packages will also include hands-on tools that can help in the moment, like fidget toys, coloring books, calming body care items, and sensory supports such as sour snacks.
For Valentine's day, BHR held a community event to make Valentine's day cards to take to a nursing home. We then took 42 cards along with chocolates to The Brook, where we passed out the cards to the wonderful residents
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Local food assistance resources near you.
Our body needs nutrients to keep growing, learning, and moving. If you find yourself in need of food and select groceries, contact one of the below groups to get the help you need.
2701 Morgan Road, Bessemer, AL 35022
Contactless Drive Thru open Monday–Saturday. No appointment needed. Provides individuals and families with food and groceries (supplies vary), monthly diapers and wipes, and more.
117 Plaza Circle, Alabaster, AL 35007
Monthly food distribution in their parking lot, in collaboration with the Community Food Bank of Central Alabama. Occurs the first Tuesday of each month beginning at 9am until supplies last.
2025 Dates: Jan 7 · Feb 4 · Mar 4 · Apr 1 · May 6 · Jun 3 · Jul 1 · Aug 5 · Sep 2 · Oct 7 · Nov 4 · Dec 2
107 Walter Davis Drive, Birmingham, AL 35209
Temporary and emergency housing options near you.
If you are in need of temporary housing and have access to limited funds, consider the following low-cost options:
1902 Hwy 31 South, Birmingham, AL 35244
Located in the same plaza as Publix and Pet Supplies at the corner of Hwy 31 and Helena Rd./Valleydale Rd. Offers low-cost nightly, weekly, and monthly stays — the longer the stay, the greater the discount!
Rates vary by demand, but commonly around $200 for the entire week. Includes: furnished bedroom & bathroom, TV with cable, Wi-Fi, parking, kitchenette with microwave, and free utilities.
113 Cahaba Valley Parkway East, Pelham, AL 35124
Located next to the Cahaba Valley Rd. exit on I-65. Short-term stay option, typically around $85 per night. Includes: furnished room, private bathroom, free breakfast, TV, Wi-Fi, parking, shared pool, and laundry facility.
If you find yourself in a situation where you require housing and do not have available funds, you may consider:
Downtown Birmingham, AL 35205
One of only two shelters that allow families. Not an emergency shelter — requires an interview before intake.
2230 4th Ave N., Downtown Birmingham, 35203
Offers emergency shelter for women and children, long-term care for the mentally ill, rapid re-housing for those in immediate housing crisis, and "Trio" — a program to assist homeless individuals attain stability.
1321 7th Ave. North, Downtown Birmingham, 35203
Appropriate for runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth between the ages of 12 and 21. Run by Family Connection Inc., with an office located at 2 Walker Run in Alabaster.
Social services and legal resources to help meet your needs.
Support for educational, occupational, and everyday needs.
Columbiana and Clanton locations
Offers a host of social services, particularly centered around educational and occupational success. Services are specific to individuals within select counties.
Free and low-cost legal resources for those who need them.
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