Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
Do you have a question about our mental healthcare services? The answer might be here!
How much do your mental health therapy services cost?
The cost of our services depends on what your needs are. Please click through to our Fees page for more information.
Do you accept health insurance?
Yes, we accept health insurance from several well-known carriers. They are Kaiser Permanente via Beacon Health Options, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, United Healthcare, and MediCare. To learn more about how we work with your health insurance carrier, please visit our Health Insurance page.
How do you price your community and education programs?
Our community and education programs are highly customized for your school or region. If you need more information about this service, please contact us for more detail.
How do you price your professional development services for Businesses, Non-Profits, and Institutions?
Pieces of training are customizable with content and length (minimum 2 hours) $200 per hour for prep and training time. Does not include training supply costs or travel/lodging.
What kind of therapists and counselors do you employ?
We have a wide range of therapists and counselors with their own specific focus and expertise. Learn more on Our Team page.
What are the benefits of individual therapy?
Individual therapy is a powerful way to address the internal and external factors that affect your life. Practicing therapy can help people increase self-awareness and self-acceptance and also improve personal relationships. Therapy can also help people learn new coping skills and manage stress. Learn more about individual therapy.
How does family therapy work? Is the entire family involved?
All family members may be involved in family wellness therapy if they want to participate. Family therapy can be a valuable tool for various issues and can be especially helpful with child, teen, and adult problems. Learn more about family systems therapy.
Does couples and marriage therapy really help?
In any relationship, many issues can cause tension, such as unhealthy behavioral patterns, careers, parenting, physical intimacy, past relationships, money, and other obligations and stressors. It is natural to argue in relationships and go through ups and downs. Although if you and your partner find yourselves turning arguments into fights and start feeling resentment, then therapy can be beneficial. Learn more about couples and marriage therapy.
What’s the difference between group therapy and individual therapy?
Group therapy is a powerful way to tackle various mental, behavioral, and substance abuse issues. Group therapy is a psychotherapy treatment that involves multiple members at once in a group setting. This is different from individual therapy that involves a one-on-one relationship with your therapist. Learn more about group therapy here.
Do I have a choice if I want to go to Court-Involved Therapy (CIT)?
Some people feel that Court-Involved Therapy is a form of punishment and look at the negative of being forced to do CIT. We acknowledge the inconvenience and frustration around the lack of personal decision-making in this choice.
However, we always try to see the positive side of CIT. While CIT is a court-ordered therapy, it is therapeutic treatment that can provide emotional healing, personal growth, spiritual growth, and/or recovery from addiction or other unhealthy behavior. Learn more about your choices with CIT here.