Frequently Asked Questions

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What can I expect if I reach out to you?  

When you reach out to us, you can expect to set up an initial 20-30 min consultation. We can see if we would be a good fit based on our approaches and listening perspectives. This can also be a time where you can ask us questions as well!

Due to licensing requirements, our interns are only able to see out-of-pocket patients. We are not able to accept insurances.

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You can have therapy in the comfort of your home! We will be in our home offices.

We are also excited to share that we are seeing patients in person in Las Vegas, NV. Our office space is located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas.

Where will therapy take place?

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Our initial evaluation is $200/ 60 minutes. The initial evaluation allows us to collect information before and during session to understand your story better.

Following sessions are valued at $175/ 53 minutes. From insurances’ point of view, the “therapeutic hour” is around 53 mins. This allows the last few minutes of the hour for us to grab water, update our notes, and transition in between sessions.

Our interns have their own ongoing rates, so it’s best to reach out to them directly about their rates.

What is the cost of each session?

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We recommend session frequency at least 1x/ weekly. We may increase frequency to 2-3x a week if we feel it’d be helpful. We believe that therapy is most effective when we are meeting consistently in order to provide the time and space to closely explore your processes throughout the week.

How often are sessions?

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