Investment

Therapy is a place for radical healing and growth that includes an investment of both time and money.

 

financial investment:

  • Initial Intake Session: $175

  • Individual and Couples Sessions after intake: $150

  • Limited number of reduced rate slots available based on financial need.

  • Sessions with our interns: $75 for intake session, $50 for subsequent sessions.

Time Investment:

  • Initial Intake: 55-minutes

  • Individual Sessions: 53-minutes

  • Recommended reflection or practicing skills outside of sessions — varies by client, recommends at least 10 minutes a day

 

Insurance Preamble

(Read our blog post on Insurance 101 for more info)

All of our providers are in-network with Premera, Lifewise, and Kaiser insurance plans. Our fully licensed therapists are in-network with First Choice insurance plans. We are considered an out of network provider for all other insurance plans (Regence, Aetna, Cigna, United/Optum, Medicaid, Medicare, etc).

As a service to clients who would like to use their insurance benefits (regardless of in or out of network), we will contact your insurance company to find out what your coverage is. We will then inform you what will be covered by your insurance (if any) and what your out-of-pocket cost will be.

We courtesy bill for all clients using their insurance, regardless of our in or out of network status with your insurance carrier. This means that you do not have to deal with submitting superbills to your insurance and waiting for reimbursement. We submit the claims on your behalf, and we wait for insurance reimbursement. Read more about superbills and courtesy billing here.

We do our insurance billing this way because we understand that accessibility is an important factor when seeking services. We want to make therapy as accessible as possible for anyone who is seeking support. Contact us for more information about coverage and your specific insurance plan.

We do not bill insurance for couples counseling. Click here for more information on why.

Be sure to read our blog post, Insurance 101, for more information.