Investing In Therapy
Embracing therapy can often feel like standing at a crossroads, weighing the immediate costs against the long-term benefits. While the financial aspect of therapy is tangible and real, the transformative power it holds is immeasurable. The decision to prioritize your mental and emotional health is a profound act of self-care. It's an investment in your present and future, providing tools and insights that can redefine your life's trajectory. Understandably, therapy is a commitment, but it's also a pathway to unlocking a life of greater clarity, fulfillment, and resilience.
Financial Options
1 / Insurance
I am an in network provider for Blue Cross of Idaho, Blue Cross Blue Shield, PacificSource, SelectHealth, Mountain Health Co-Op, Regence, Aetna and St Luke's Health Plans. Coverage varies based on your insurance plan. You might have full coverage for appointment fees, be responsible for a co-payment, or need to meet a deductible before insurance pays anything.
2 / Private Pay
If you do not have insurance or if I'm not an in-network provider with your insurance company, this may be a suitable option for you. While I do not offer a sliding-fee scale, should you possess insurance that isn't listed above, I can provide you with a Superbill. This medical receipt allows you to seek potential reimbursement from your insurance for the session fees you've paid.
3 / Payment Plans
In a continued effort to make mental health treatment accessible, I offer payment plans on a case-by-case basis. These plans are time-limited and designed to accommodate individual circumstances, ensuring that clients can receive the care they need. It's important to note that while I strive for flexibility, covering the full amount of treatment remains non-negotiable.