FAQs About Our Therapy Services
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How do I get started?
Fill out a contact form or schedule an appoitement through our portal. We can set up a complimentary 20 minute consult to answer any questions.
Once your initial intake appointment is scheduled, you will receive an invitation to create an online profile to fill out paperwork that is submitted electronically. This paperwork must be completed before your first session.
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What can I expect in my first session?
The initial ntake session is where we will assess your particular needs and goals for therapy and ask any questions related to your history and the presenting problem. If we both feel we are a good fit for each other, we will then schedule out further appointments to ensure your preferred time/day is reserved.
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What are your fees?
Fees are based on level of licensure and length of session. Fees range from $150-$300. Please see each therapists page for their specific fees.
All major credit cards accepted including HSA
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Do you take insurance?
We do not contract directly with insurance companies and are considered out of network. However, If you would like to submit a claim to your insurance company, we can email you a superbill for you to submit. Keep in mind a diagnosis code will be needed for insurance to consider reimbursement.
Some insurance providers offer out of network benefits and therefore provide reimbursement for private pay therapy. We advise contacting your insurance company to inquire.
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Do you prescribe medication?
As licensed therapists we are NOT medical providers and cannot prescribe medication. However we often refer patients to trusted psychiatrists and nurse practitioners if medications could be beneficial in addition to therapy and discuss risks and benefits of psychotropic medications with clients as needed.
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How often do I need to come in and how long does it take to feel better?
Weekly sessions are recommended for new patients if possible. Biweekly is also an option if needed or if clinically appropriate but we do not recommend meeting less than this in the initial stages of therapy. Length of treatment is entirely based on the couple or individuals clinical need