No. However, while we do not accept insurance, we can provide the necessary documentation for reimbursement (superbill).

If you cannot reach us, please leave your name and contact information, and someone will promptly return your call within 24 hours during regular business days.

Fees vary depending on the session type (individual, couples, group).  During your initial consultation, we will review your options with you and determine what works best for your budget, and offer referral services when needed. 

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Under the No Surprises Act, clients who are uninsured or self-pay are entitled to a Good Faith Estimate, which outlines expected costs for services. This estimate will be provided before treatment begins and updated as needed. Here is a link to our Good Faith Estimate. <add link>

We accept major credit/debit cards, FSA/HSA cards, and electronic payments.

We process card and electronic payments through our electronic health records (EHR) system at the time of your session.

Payment is due at the time of each session.

Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate (LPC-A) is an individual who has completed all required academic education and clinical training established by their school and by the state and is authorized by the Texas State Board of Licensed Professional Counselors to practice psychotherapy under supervision as part of obtaining permanent licensure. Associates attend weekly supervision with their LPC Supervisor. Our LPC-Associates are available to see patients for a variety of issues. 

Please let us know if you have any questions about this.

You may schedule a counseling session in two ways:

1. Contact our office via telephone at __________. If you receive our voicemail, please leave a message and your call will be returned within 24 business hours.

2. Access our Patient Portal to request a session based on availability. Though your session time will need to be verified by the therapist, this provides you with the ability to propose a time that works best for you.

We offer a free, 15-minute consultation for all new patients.

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During your initial consultation, the therapist will ask questions to gain a general understanding of the issues you are facing. Also, this will provide an opportunity for you to ask questions about the therapeutic process and about your therapist so that you and your therapist can determine the best fit for you.

Please note that we do provide referrals if you or the therapist would recommend a better fit for you.

During the intake session, your therapist will complete a comprehensive assessment that will include your history, your reasons for seeking therapy, and your goals in therapy.

During this session, you and your therapist will also discuss whether they are a good fit to help you address the issues you are facing. They will also determine which approach works best for your needs as you move toward healing.

Please plan for approximately 90-minutes for this session.

Your therapist will discuss this with you during the intake session. This decision will involve many factors (e.g., your availability, your diagnosis, etc.)

As with the issues you face, therapy is an individual journey. Some issues require long-term therapy, while others may show results with short-term therapy. This largely depends on the rate at which you move forward in your healing process.

As this is an individual journey, you and your therapist will discuss the duration of your sessions during your intake, as well as throughout the process.

You and your therapist will work together to determine which length of session works best for you. Typically, our sessions are between 45 and 60 minutes each, with the exception of the intake session, as stated above.

We offer both options for our patients. Our goal is to find what works best for you and help you make the decision of which would be best for your situation.

While we treat common issues such as anxiety and depression, we specialize in working with those who are:

• navigating fertility, perinatal, and postnatal trauma

• parenting

Unfortunately, our therapists do not speak Spanish; however we can help you with finding a therapist who does.

Lo siento, pero nuestros terapeutas no hablan español; sin embargo, podemos ayudarle a encontrar un terapeuta que sí lo hable.Español.