Do you see clients virtually?
Yes! I am currently accepting new counseling clients for virtual therapy for folks who live in the state of Texas. This type of therapy is ideal for individuals who live in small, rural communities with less access to therapy, individuals who travel frequently, are about to move to the area, have a chronic illness that prevents/limits them from making in-person appointments, parents to littles, and those who just can’t make it in person due to work schedule.
Can you see clients virtually who live outside of Texas?
Unfortunately, my license does not currently allow me to see counseling clients across state borders. However, I am able to see coaching clients from others states. Please schedule your free 30-minute phone consultation if you are interested in virtual coaching or would like to know more about the differences between it and therapy.
How long should I expect to commit to therapy before it works?
There is no ideal number of therapy sessions that work for everyone but research shows that most people notice the biggest results when they are able to make a 3-month weekly commitment.
I need to use insurance. Who are you in network with? Can you provide me with a reimbursement statement if you are out of network?
Please see my Billing page. At this time, I do not accept insurance but can provide an insurance reimbursement statement. I can’t promise that your insurance company will reimburse you for the session because all insurance policies are different. I would suggest calling your insurance company and asking them upfront prior to scheduling an appointment if this is important to you. Contact me to learn more!
How long do sessions last?
Sessions are 50-minutes long unless you would like to extend your session by an additional amount of time. Longer sessions (80-minutes) are ideal for clients who are coming in for EMDR.
What sorts of issues do you see clients for?
I see clients with a wide range of issues and concerns. Please check out my specialties.
Do you prescribe medication?
No, I do not prescribe medication. Therapists or counselors are mental health care providers who assist clients in psychotherapy and have their Masters in Counseling, mental health or social work. Psychologists are providers who assist clients with assessments and testing as well as therapy and have their PhD or PsyD. A psychiatrist is a medically trained physician with additional education in medication for psychiatric issues and have completed medical school. At this time, psychiatrists, physicians and some physician assistants or psychiatric nurses are the only mental health care providers who are able to prescribe medication. For details, please give me a call.
I can't afford your services but need help.
For emergency issues, please dial 911 or 411 for a mental health emergency. If you are looking for low-cost or free therapy,here are some that have great reputations in the Austin area to get you started are:
Yes! I am currently accepting new counseling clients for virtual therapy for folks who live in the state of Texas. This type of therapy is ideal for individuals who live in small, rural communities with less access to therapy, individuals who travel frequently, are about to move to the area, have a chronic illness that prevents/limits them from making in-person appointments, parents to littles, and those who just can’t make it in person due to work schedule.
Can you see clients virtually who live outside of Texas?
Unfortunately, my license does not currently allow me to see counseling clients across state borders. However, I am able to see coaching clients from others states. Please schedule your free 30-minute phone consultation if you are interested in virtual coaching or would like to know more about the differences between it and therapy.
How long should I expect to commit to therapy before it works?
There is no ideal number of therapy sessions that work for everyone but research shows that most people notice the biggest results when they are able to make a 3-month weekly commitment.
I need to use insurance. Who are you in network with? Can you provide me with a reimbursement statement if you are out of network?
Please see my Billing page. At this time, I do not accept insurance but can provide an insurance reimbursement statement. I can’t promise that your insurance company will reimburse you for the session because all insurance policies are different. I would suggest calling your insurance company and asking them upfront prior to scheduling an appointment if this is important to you. Contact me to learn more!
How long do sessions last?
Sessions are 50-minutes long unless you would like to extend your session by an additional amount of time. Longer sessions (80-minutes) are ideal for clients who are coming in for EMDR.
What sorts of issues do you see clients for?
I see clients with a wide range of issues and concerns. Please check out my specialties.
Do you prescribe medication?
No, I do not prescribe medication. Therapists or counselors are mental health care providers who assist clients in psychotherapy and have their Masters in Counseling, mental health or social work. Psychologists are providers who assist clients with assessments and testing as well as therapy and have their PhD or PsyD. A psychiatrist is a medically trained physician with additional education in medication for psychiatric issues and have completed medical school. At this time, psychiatrists, physicians and some physician assistants or psychiatric nurses are the only mental health care providers who are able to prescribe medication. For details, please give me a call.
I can't afford your services but need help.
For emergency issues, please dial 911 or 411 for a mental health emergency. If you are looking for low-cost or free therapy,here are some that have great reputations in the Austin area to get you started are:
- Capital Area Counseling
- Therapy Austin
- Lifeworks
- Bluebonnet Trails Services
- Seton Psychiatric Services
- Samaritan Center
- C2 Change (Formerly Tejas Family Counseling)
- Austin Child Guidance Center