Question 1

How much is therapy and can I use my insurance?

Accepted Answer

Our therapy rates range from $85 to $400 per session, depending on the therapist's unique background and experience. We're dedicated to finding the perfect fit for you. Take a moment to explore the vibrant bios of our therapists on our website, and don't hesitate to give us a call. We're here to chat about what you're looking for and tailor our services to meet your specific needs.Intensive rates are on a case by case basis.We do not currently accept insurance, however, a superbill can be provided to you at your request to submit to your insurance.  Some insurances are willing to reimburse for out of network services dependent on your insurance plan.  All forms of credit cards are accepted including Health Saving Account (HSA) and Flex Savings Account (FSA).

Question 2

Do I really need therapy? Can't I do this on my own?

Accepted Answer

Everyone can benefit from therapy in one way or another.  Therapy is a great tool to learn how to navigate situations differently than you may have in the past.  Therapy is more than a nonjudgmental, safe space to share your inner thoughts and to re-establish connection with a loved one.  It can be a place to learn boundaries, safely explore feelings, find value, and to be heard.

Question 3

How does therapy work and what do I need to do?

Accepted Answer

Every person has a different set of challenges and goals, the therapy approach is dependent on the individual needs.  All you need to do is show up and be ready to do the work with me!

Question 4

How long will therapy take?

Accepted Answer

Because everyone's circumstances are unique, it would be impossible to place a set number of sessions required.  In order to accomplish your specific goals, we can discuss expectations for reaching these attainable goals and estimate the time commitment needed in our first session.

Question 5

I already take medication, what else can therapy do?

Accepted Answer

Medication can be extremely effective in treating the symptoms.  Therapy in conjunction with medication can help unpack the problem that may be causing the symptoms.

Question 6

What if I would like to do couple/ family therapy but the other(s) are not willing to join?

Accepted Answer

Please come to therapy anyway.  We will explore how you can be better supported in your situation.  It only takes one person to change the dynamic of a relationship!

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