FAQs
Fees depend on the services you are interested in. Fees are based on national and statewide standards as well as what we view to be our time, education, and efforts. While you always have the option of paying for services out of pocket, many clients opt to utilize their insurance provider to cover part or all their service fees. We are in network for Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, Blue Choice and UnitedHealthCare/Optum.
If you opt for out of network billing or we are not in with your insurance provider, our services are available for the following fees:
If you opt for out of network billing or we are not in with your insurance provider, our services are available for the following fees:
- Intake assessment: $250
- 55-minute session: $175
- Group: $75
Sessions are usually 55 minutes. Most clients are seen once or twice a week in the beginning, then, as time goes on, less frequently. The number of sessions depends on what your current needs are.
The length of time a client is in counseling depends on the nature of the problem and the goals of the counseling. Some clients have a very specific problem that can be worked through in a set course of counseling. For others, counseling is an on-going learning process, and they choose to receive counseling for a longer period.
We all have challenges in life and sometimes successfully manage these problems.There is nothing wrong with reaching out for support or help when we are struggling.Therapy can help increase self-awareness, provide a safe environment to explore outdated beliefs and patterns influencing our choices and behaviors. Therapy provides long lasting benefits including developing a trusting relationship to foster support and provide resources, give you the tools you need to avoid triggers, redirect damaging patterns, and overcome whatever challenges you are facing.
As therapists, we are not legally allowed to prescribe medications. However, based on a joint assessment of problems you are facing, it may be advisable to consult with a psychiatrist to determine whether medication is warranted. Typically, clients see someone under their health insurance coverage, or we can refer you to a psychiatrist.
Contact Us with any additional questions.