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Fees and insurance are such an important aspect of the process, we have a whole page for that.
The short answer is that we are out-of-network providers with insurance. We do offer superbills for you to seek reimbursement from your insurance company, using your out of network benefits.
We know the process can be frustrating and daunting - if you go to our Fees and Insurance page, we have an app to help you check your out of network benefits and streamline the process.
Do you take insurance?
Do you work with kids?
We currently see only older adolescents (typically 15+, depending on maturity level) and adults. We don't yet have providers with sufficient expertise in working with children.
If you are not sure if your adolescent's maturity level is sufficient to work with our providers, feel free to complete the new client inquiry form, and we will discuss this with you and provide referrals if we don't think we're a fit.
Am I too severe for you?
It's a common conundrum in mental health care. Many outpatient therapists don't feel comfortable seeing clients with severe symptoms - but some symptoms (e.g., intense social anxiety) make more intensive programs overwhelming.
The answer is - we know the system's a mess, and we aim to be part of the solution. Many of our providers are experienced with complex and severe symptoms. We can't take every case, but we can certainly talk it over. Our hope is to help every person we encounter access the care they need.
Both! We have three-office suite in Decatur where many clients come to see us in person. In-person therapy offers some benefits, especially if you're working through deep relational patterns. Not all of our providers work in person.
We also offer virtual therapy. Virtual therapy can offer a lot of benefits - it's more accessible for many disabled folks, and it's often a lot more convenient.
We are happy to honor your preferences for virtual vs. in-person services.
Do you do in-person visits? Virtual?
I'm not in Georgia.
Can you see me?
Possibly! We have multiple psychologists with PSYPACT approval to offer telehealth services to clients in the vast majority of US states and territories. See the current map of PSYPACT states here.
There are currently 43 states and US territories where we can see clients, so it's easier to list the spaces where we can't see clients. Those are New York, Massachusetts, Louisiana, Iowa, Alaska, Hawaii, California, Oregon, New Mexico, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the US Virgin Islands.
The fastest way to get started is to complete the new client inquiry form.
This form is a place to put your contact info, review some practicalities, and give us a sense of what you need so we can match you with the right provider.
We will match you with a therapist according to what you request in the form - or, we'll reach out with questions first.
How do I schedule an initial appointment?