Below are the questions we receive the most and their answers. If you feel we still have not answered your question, contact us!
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Do you accept insurance?
No, we do not accept insurance and are not in-network with any insurance panels, by choice. However, you can choose to use insurance for reimbursement, in which case we may be able to work with you as an Out-of-Network (OON) provider. If you wish to get reimbursed through OON benefits, first check with your insurance provider.
If requested, we can provide you with a receipt of services (Superbill in insurance terms) which you can submit to your insurance company. We do not guarantee reimbursements and strongly encourage you to contact your insurance provider prior to scheduling an intake phone call.
We are not Medicaid providers. If you have Medicaid coverage that includes mental health services, unfortunately, we are not able to offer mental health services to you.
What are your session fees?
Our clinicians offer single session pricing as well as two packages: 4-hours and 8-hours. Session fees range depending on clinician and number of sessions purchased; packages offer discounted session fees. All sessions are 60-minutes. Currently, our session fees range from $165-$300/session.
Who currently has openings for new clients?
- Meghan Hennessy is accepting new clients.
- Jenny Wanty is not accepting new clients, her waitlist is open.
- Maira Holzmann is not accepting new clients, her waitlist is open.
Can I use my HSA or FSA card for payment?
Our business designation allows for the use of HSA and FSA cards. However, we cannot guarantee that your card will be accepted. In the event that your card is declined, we can also issue you a Superbill to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. We will also require you keep a non-HSA/FSA card on file in case of a missed session.
What’s your intake process like?
- Our first step in working together is scheduling a 30-minute intake phone call with the Intake Specialist. Please use the intake scheduling calendar to book your intake phone call. We’ll use the intake call to assess if we’re a good fit for each other. “Good fit” includes and is not limited to: availability for scheduling and the severity of your symptoms can be supported at the out-patient level of care.
- After completing the intake phone call, and assuming we’re a good fit for each other, you can schedule either
- A free 15-30 minute phone consult with the clinician that would best meet your needs OR,
- If you’re ready, we can schedule you directly for your first session. If the clinician that you’re interested in has an open waitlist, we will add you to their waitlist.
- After scheduling a free consult or booking a first session, you should receive a confirmation email with the date and time of your appointment.
- If you are booking a session, the confirmation email will also contain our address, parking recommendations, and information regarding setting up your client portal. You will also receive several emails that will contain links to the intake paperwork and an invite to our secure client portal. All intake paperwork must be completed at least 48 hours prior to the start of your appointment.
**Please note that we do require all clients to keep a credit card on file with us. We can store your HSA/FSA on file; however, we will also need to store another credit card as backup. If this doesn’t work for you, we are happy to give you a referral.
Do you work with kids?
At this time, we do not work with individuals under 18.
What issues DON’T you work with?
We believe the therapeutic relationship is integral to getting your therapeutic needs met and influences how well treatment works. Working with a clinician that specializes in the issues you’re struggling with allows the therapeutic alliance to strengthen and flourish. We also want you to get the help you deserve. Because of these beliefs and since we are an out-patient clinic, unfortunately, we would not be well suited to work with the following issues:
- Active suicidal ideation
- Active self-harming
- Depression
How many sessions do you recommend?
That’s a difficult question to answer with specifics since this process is so completely dependent upon the individual. The simple answer is that it will take less time the more you practice the skills and mindset shifts that you will learn in sessions. We are not a quick-fix, short-term solution-oriented practice.
Typically clients begin with once per week appointments. Clients work with our clinicians anywhere from three months to several years – the healing journey takes time!