655 Craig Rd. Ste. 230, Creve Coeur, MO, 63141

Telehealth sessions are performed on a secure network. We ask that the individual meeting is in a safe space, wears headphones, and if needed uses sound machines to be able to have a sense of security while meeting online. Your therapist will also use measures to ensure privacy while meeting. A link will be sent for you to visit, which you will click on to begin the session. Virtual sessions tend to look similar to Zoom meetings, you will both be able to see each other’s faces on the screen. You will then meet for a full session similarly to how you meet in person.

Yes, definitely.

The first appointment is a time for you to decide if we are a good fit for you. You will be asked a variety of questions. Some may be be regarding what it is you are currently going through, what your expectations are for therapy, what has been helpful in the past for you, ect.. We will spend this time exploring what you need in therapy, and how we can help you. There will be time for you to ask any questions you may have.

We believe therapy is effective for every human being. We also understand that it is a difficult and sometimes scary decision to make. Some clues that it may be helpful to see a therapist may include some of the following: if you’re noticing a want to have a space to work through a difficult experience you are currently going through, or have gone through. If you notice that your relationships to those you care about are feeling strained, or it’s difficult to communicate your needs in ways you feel heard. Are you having a hard time with school, work, or other commitments in your life because you’re distracted, unable to complete tasks, or finding little satisfaction in life? Are you looking for coping skills to help cope with your current difficulties? These may all be clues that seeing a therapist will help. Trust your gut, if you’re questioning if seeing a therapist would be beneficial, you are probably right.

Therapy is different for everyone. There is no deadline where we can say with certainty a person will be finished with therapy. It all depends on what the person is needing, and when they have achieved their goals. This is a discussion we can have with you at the first appointment to discuss how long treatment may look like.

Our fees depend on if you are using insurance or paying out of pocket. If you are opting for out of pocket, we charge $140/hour. Rates very depending on service provided and needs. If you are choosing to use your insurance it will depend on if you have a co-pay or deductible to be met. We strongly encourage you to reach out to your insurance company to deter what costs may look like prior to your first appointment.

We accept the following insurances: Cigna/Evernorth, Aetna, UHC or any insurance under the UBH umbrella, Traditional or Straight Medicare. We do not accept Medicare Advantage Plans or Anthem BC/BS.

A Good Faith Estimate or GFE is for individuals who are choosing to pay for services rendered out of pocket. This estimate provides a list of services, their fees, and what you can anticipate for estimated costs for treatment in a year. If you are choosing to pay out of pocket, you will receive a GFE prior to the first appointment.