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Services

Telehealth therapy designed to be clear and accessible.

All services are offered via secure video sessions. Services are not currently offered by phone or in person.

How Services Work

  • HIPAA-compliant video platform
  • Virtual only. Typically 55-minute sessions
  • Clients must be located in a state where the clinician is licensed
  • Weekly sessions are generally recommended

Attendance Expectations

Consistent attendance supports progress. Sessions are typically held weekly unless otherwise agreed upon. Inconsistent attendance may impact outcomes and could result in discontinuation of services.

Session Types

  • Individual Therapy: ~55 minutes
  • Scheduled on a reoccurring basis to create consistency in working towards goals
  • Family Sessions: 30–50 minutes
  • Scheduled to support the treatment of identified patient
  • Parent involvement is expected for minors

Structured & Integrative Care

Structured Modalities: EMDR, TF-CBT, DBT (More Info Provided in “Specialties” Tab.

Integrative Approaches: Often CBT, motivational interviewing, ACT, somatic experiencing, solution-focused, emotion-focused mindfulness-based work, and related approaches.

Optional: Faith-integrated therapy upon request

Treatment Process: What to Expect

  1. Book a Consultation: The process begins with a consultation to determine whether the clinician and client feel like a good fit.
  2. Schedule Intake: If it feels like a good match, an intake appointment will be scheduled.
  3. Insurance/Payment: Before the first appointment, insurance eligibility must be verified or payment arrangements must be confirmed. This is handled by the RRT administrative team.
  4. Complete Intake Paperwork: All intake paperwork must be completed at least 24 hours before the first appointment. If paperwork is not received in time, the session will be canceled.
  5. Diagnostic Evaluation: The first two sessions are typically used for diagnostic evaluation. During this phase, the clinician gathers background information, completes assessments, and clarifies treatment needs and goals. For clients using insurance, a diagnosis must be established to support medical necessity for coverage.
  6. Treatment Planning: During sessions three and four, a treatment plan is developed based on the client’s needs, symptoms, and goals.
  7. Ongoing Therapy: Once the treatment plan is established, regular psychotherapy sessions begin, typically on a weekly basis, to work toward treatment goals.
  8. Progress Monitoring: Throughout treatment, the clinician will continue to assess symptoms, progress, and any changing needs.
  9. Treatment Plan Review: Treatment plans are reviewed approximately every 4 to 6 months to evaluate progress and make updates as needed.
  10. Reduction and Termination of Services: When treatment goals have been met and the client no longer meets medical necessity criteria, session frequency is gradually reduced and services are eventually concluded.
  11. Option to Continue with Self-Pay: If a client wishes to continue therapy after no longer meeting medical necessity for insurance coverage, services may continue on a self-pay basis.