Frequently Asked Questions

What are your fees?

$110 for 50 Minute Session

I offer sliding scale therapy to a limited number of clients with financial needs for affordable counseling options. Based on your financial situation, I’ll adjust the fees with sliding scale therapy. Will adjust it down to $85.

Custom Counseling LLC is not paneled with insurance companies at this time.

If you need to use your insurance, it is highly recommended that you contact your provider’s benefits department and ask about out-of-network behavioral health coverage.

What forms of payment do you accept?

Credit or Debit Card, or Cash.

Are there cancellation fees?

I understand that there are times when you need to cancel an appointment.

1/2 service fee will be charged for appointments not canceled prior to 24-hours of the scheduled start time of appointment.

Exceptions are made for illness, poor driving conditions, and other unavoidable barriers.

Do you provide teletherapy or video sessions?

Yes, of course! On the online welcome form, you can indicate that you prefer teletherapy. A link will be sent to your email with instructions.

How long does counseling take? Will it fix all my problems?

You shouldn't feel rushed or pressured during your first session, or any other session. It's important to take the time you need to feel comfortable with your therapist and process what you want from treatment. You may even find that your goals have changed or you have new goals as therapy proceeds.

Therapy is a process that takes time to unfold. It may take anywhere from 2-6 sessions before we can really start uncovering the issues you are facing and understand how I can begin helping you. Sometimes it just takes time to open up to the counselor and be completely honest with how we feel.

Will it fix all your problems? There are no promises to therapy because it is not a miracle drug. However, I will do my best to help you where you are today.

Following the first meeting, you and your therapist will work collaboratively toward your treatment goal(s). Along the way, you may find your goals have changed or another goal may arise. Therapy is a process and yours is unique.