FAQ

This is one of our most asked questions. Insurance coverage can be confusing, especially in the area of mental health. Our team is happy to help you through this process so you can understand your coverage. Although we can check on your benefits, we encourage our patients to also call the number on the back of their card to obtain their in and out of network insurance coverage for outpatient mental health. You should obtain their deducible, copays, and co-insurance from the representative. With this information, our helpful office staff can help you understand what fees/charges you are likely to incur. If you are unsure of what to ask or how to make sense of the information that was given to you, call us and we will help you with the process.

We invite you to visit our staff page to get to know more about our therapists. If you are not sure, just call and we will help. Additionally, our clinical director is directly involved in determining that we are referring you to somebody who has the right experience, training and personality for your situation. Our therapists offer a free initial phone call to answer any questions you might have and help you feel comfortable with the referral. If we believe we are not the right practice to help, we will do our very best to provide you with outside referrals in the community.

Ongoing therapy sessions are typically between 45-55 minutes. The amount of sessions and duration of treatment is largely influenced by the goals you establish and follow through on treatment recommendations. Some courses of treatment can be 5-15 sessions while other goals can require additional sessions. At the conclusion of the initial intake/consultation appointment, your therapist can give you indication as to what the course of treatment may look like. In most cases, weekly sessions will be recommended to facilitate a positive and consistent working relationship. Being mindful of your resources, we work as efficiently as possible to achieve your goals.