Question 1

Do you accept insurance?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately we are not in-network with any insurance carriers. However, we are able to provide a superbill if your insurance offers out-of-network options for you. When submitting to your out-of-network reimbursement to your insurance company, please consider your privacy and possible implications of sharing any mental health diagnosis with your insurance providers.

Question 2

How much do you charge?

Accepted Answer

$200 — Individual Session

Question 3

Are any of your therapists religion focused?

Accepted Answer

No. We are not affiliated with any religious group. However, we are open to serving people of any and all faiths as well as those with no religious affiliations. If you are seeking a therapist who is familiar with your faith and beliefs, please notify us of that during the intake process and we can let you know what accommodations we can make.

Question 4

What can I expect at my first somatic therapy session?

Accepted Answer

In your first somatic therapy session, you can expect a combination of conversation, exploration of bodily sensations, and an introduction to the therapeutic process. Here's a general outline of what someone might experience during their initial somatic therapy session: Intake and Assessment: The therapist will likely begin by asking questions about your background, current concerns, and goals for therapy. This helps them gain a better understanding of your unique needs and creates a foundation for the therapeutic relationship. Building Trust and Rapport: The therapist will strive to create a safe and supportive environment, establishing rapport and trust. They may explain the principles and approach of somatic therapy to help you understand the therapeutic process. Body Awareness and Sensation: Somatic therapy places emphasis on bodily sensations and awareness. The therapist may guide you in bringing attention to your body, helping you notice physical sensations, emotions, and any areas of tension or discomfort. Tracking Sensations: You may be encouraged to pay attention to specific sensations or areas of the body that relate to your presenting concerns. The therapist might ask questions about how you experience these sensations and how they manifest in your body. Mind-Body Connection: The therapist will likely explore the connections between bodily sensations, emotions, and thoughts. This may involve discussing the impact of certain experiences or events on your body and how they relate to your overall well-being. Experimentation and Exploration: The therapist may introduce simple somatic exercises or movement-based activities to help you deepen your body awareness and explore new ways of connecting with your physical experience. These exercises can vary based on the therapist's approach and your individual needs. Integration and Reflection: Towards the end of the session, you may have an opportunity to reflect on your experience and discuss any insights or observations that emerged during the session. The therapist might help you integrate these insights into your overall understanding of yourself and your goals for therapy. Homework or Recommendations: Depending on the therapist's approach, they may provide you with exercises or suggestions for further exploration outside of therapy sessions. This may involve practices to promote body awareness, self-care strategies, or readings to deepen your understanding of somatic therapy concepts. It's important to note that the specific details and structure of the first session can vary based on the therapist's training, approach, and your individual needs. This outline provides a general framework for what to expect, but it's always best to discuss the process with your therapist directly to get a more personalized understanding of how they work and what you can expect in your specific sessions.

Question 5

Do you accept LGBTQIA+ clients?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We support people of all sexual orientations and gender identities.

Question 6

How often do I need to come to therapy?

Accepted Answer

How often you need therapy depends on a variety of factors. It’s crucial that the frequency of sessions, lines up to be adequate support for you. Generally, people will start out with weekly sessions so you can get familiar with your therapist, develop a clear shared understanding of your issues and goals, and get a good head start on meeting your mental health goals. We are happy to discuss this at your first meeting and come up with a plan that works best for you!

Question 7

What payment methods can I use?

Accepted Answer

We accept all major credit cards.

Question 8

Do you offer virtual sessions?

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