Frequently Asked Questions
How much does counseling cost?
Our therapists fees are based on licensure and experience, ranging from $90 to $210 per session. We are also a training center for new counselors and when our Master's Level Interns are available they are just $60 per session. We realize that therapy is a financial investment. But we firmly believe the life change to be gained is well worth the cost.
How long does a session last?
A typical session lasts 50 minutes. The initial appointment is 50 minutes in length with a therapist of your choosing. If you are not sure if counseling is for you we offer thirty minute assessments where we can go over your therapy goals and recommend therapists who may be a good fit for you.
What happens during a counseling session? Will I be forced to share things I don't want to share?
You won't ever be forced to share something you don't want to share. Your counselor is there to support and guide you in a safe manner towards the goals that you have. That said, one of the greatest gifts a counselor can bring is to ask a question that causes you to consider things from a new angle, and that often leads to personal breakthroughs.
Do you take insurance?
Some of our therapists are in network with insurance providers. For the therapists that are not in network, we can help you verify your out of network benefits and provide you with a detailed receipt that you may submit to your provider for out of network claims. Your insurance provider will be able to advise you what your out of network benefits are as well. We have a wide range of fees so can work with most people's budgets.
What kind of counseling do your counselors do?
All of our counselors are committed Christians who are clinically-trained in a variety of methods in order to offer you the best possible care.
Do you offer in-person and teletherapy options?
Yes, we do! All of our therapists offer teletherapy which gives you access to a larger number of therapists from the convenience of your own home. We also have multiple locations for in-person counseling. Learn more about the benefits of teletherapy here.