FAQs about Therapy.
Below you will find answers to commonly asked questions about my practice and other general therapy queries.
FAQ
Yes, I see the majority of my clients in person at my Jacksonville, NC office.
Yes, I offer telehealth sessions for clients located in North Carolina.
During our initial intake session, I will first complete a thorough assessment of symptoms and concerns, as well as collect information on your background and circumstances. As a provider using a holistic lens, I am interested in more than just a diagnosis and will use this time to understand the various elements contributing to your current problems. This session is 90 minutes in length, allowing us extra time to get to know each other. During this session, we will also work together to identify some preliminary goals and clarify what to expect moving forward.
How long are sessions?
For individuals, initial sessions are 90 minutes in length, and follow-up sessions are 60 minutes in length.
Yes, I am in-network with Aetna and can provide superbills for possible reimbursement from other carriers. I also see many clients on a private-pay basis. I offer sliding scale fees when finances are a concern.
Yes, I work with adults of all ages and couples.
If you are finding yourself feeling stuck or overwhelmed, noticing recurring patterns, or struggling to cope with life’s challenges, chances are therapy can help. You don’t have to navigate things alone. Booking a consultation call is not a commitment to starting therapy and is a great way to get a feel for my style and ask me any questions you may have about the therapeutic process.
Though I am trained in family therapy, I do not currently treat clients under the age of 18. In these cases, I have several incredible colleagues who I would be happy to provide referrals for.
There may be times during the course of our work together that we determine it appropriate and helpful to bring in someone else from your life, whether that be a significant other, family member, or other close relationship. As a trained marriage and family therapist, I see relationships as one of the most influential elements of our lives and am happy to support relational healing. In these cases, you would remain the primary client and the additional person’s attendance would be temporary.
Only task-trained service animals protected under the ADA are permitted in the office.
The best way to get on my schedule is by calling, emailing, or sending a message through the contact link. From here, I can reach out about a consultation, and we can discuss scheduling.