Yes. We accept most major insurance plans including: United Behavioral Health, Aetna,
and Blue Cross Blue Shield. We also have contracts with several smaller insurance companies. We can discuss specific insurance plans and needs when you call to schedule your first appointment.

Yes, we accept most EAP programs. Your EAP provider can let you know if we are on their panel of providers and will give you an authorization code for services when you call.

We suggest a 3-session commitment at first to establish the working relationship and to determine the treatment plan; including the estimated treatment duration. Every case and situation is unique, but the common situation is usually resolved within six to eight sessions.

We will complete a general assessment around your presenting problem and will identify the treatment need, including referrals to other providers, if necessary, to help with special needs, medication monitoring or more intensive help.

You can have whomever you choose to be a part of your treatment process and they can attend sessions at no additional charge. All work done in session is confidential for all persons present, so they would need to be oriented around and agree to all session expectations in order to participate.

You can still be seen at a cash rate to be determined when we arrange for counseling services.