Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our therapy services, scheduling, and more.
What types of therapy do you offer?
As a collective, we value the use of evidence-based practice. The ones we use vary, but are always tailored to your goals and specific treatment needs. Examples include ERP, CBT, ACT, and Client Centered approaches.
Do you offer telehealth appointments?
All of our providers offer telehealth services. You can specify if you'd like In-Person or Telehealth appointments when you click on Book a Session.
Do you take insurance?
As a collective, we do not take insurance. Our services are private pay. We offer Super Bills for all of our services that contain all necessary information for your insurance company to process an Out of Network claim. Please check with your insurance company to determine your Out of Network deductible.
How much does therapy cost?
The cost of therapy depends on the provider you choose. Our Pre-Licensed Therapists usually have a sliding fee scale between $60-$120. Sessions with a Licensed Psychologist are $180-$225.
How can I schedule an appointment?
Schedule an appointment by clicking Book a Session on the top right of the home screen. You can also schedule by clicking on the therapist you'd like to meet with, then Book a Session.
What should I expect in my first therapy session?
During the first appointment, your therapist will guide you through some paperwork and answer any questions you have about the therapy process. Next, the therapist will ask you questions, and will want to hear from you, too, in order to gather all the important information that helps us provide the best care possible. Finally, you and the therapist will work together to create goals, discuss diagnosis, if applicable, and make a plan for the next appointment.
What's a Good Faith Estimate?
You can find out more about what a Good Faith Estimate is here. You can request one from your therapist at any time.
What should I expect in my first assessment appointment?
The first appointment for an Assessment, your evaluator will guide you through some paperwork and answer any questions you have about the assessment process. Next, the evaluator will ask you questions, and will want to hear from you, too, in order to gather all the important information for the report. Finally, a follow-up Feedback Session will be scheduled to obtain the results of the assessment. You will receive a copy of the report and, with a release, we can send a copy to other medical providers.
Still have questions?
Don't hesitate to reach out. Our team is here to help and answer any additional questions you may have.