What is therapy like?

Every therapy session is unique and tailored to each individual and their needs.

Do I really need therapy?

Individuals consider therapy for various reasons, including navigating personal growth, addressing interpersonal relationships, managing family concerns, resolving marriage issues, and dealing with the challenges of daily life. Therapy offers valuable support, equips individuals with problem-solving skills, and enhances coping strategies for a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, unresolved childhood issues, grief, stress management, body image concerns, and overcoming creative blocks.

Do you take insurance?

We happily accept a range of insurance policies, though it does vary by counselor. Feel free to reach out and check with us to make sure your specific insurance plan is covered and to confirm the details of your mental health counseling coverage before you kick off your counseling journey. We've got your back and will handle filing claims directly with your insurance company as a friendly gesture. Just a heads up, it's super important for you to keep us in the loop with any updates or changes to your policy while you're working with us – we want to make sure everything runs smoothly!
For those awesome clients we're out of network for, don't worry. Your counselor can hook you up with a "Super Bill," which is basically a detailed invoice for services. You can send this to your insurance company, and hopefully, recoup some of those out-of-pocket costs. When it comes to payments, whether it's co-insurance, deductible, or the full out-of-pocket fee, we like to keep things simple – payment is due when services are rendered.
Now, here's a quick heads up: usually, life coaching (when there's no mental health diagnosis involved) and marital counseling might not be covered by insurance. We get it, choosing us to help you navigate life's challenges is an investment of time, energy, and money, and we're committed to being good stewards of all three.

How do I find the right therapist for me?

Many people wonder about how to find a therapist that really fits their needs, preferences, and unique challenges. It's a common question that involves thinking about things like the therapist's expertise, their approach to therapy, when they're available, and the overall vibe of the therapeutic relationship. People often seek advice on where to start, what questions to ask potential therapists, and how to take that difficult and scary step of starting the process of therapy. It's all about finding that perfect match for your journey!

What is an Immigration Evaluation?

An immigration evaluation is a mental health assessment completed by licensed mental health providers to help individuals resolve their immigration status. A strong immigration evaluation can be a critical component of a court case.

what does an immigration evaluation entail?

The process is straightforward. You'll be required to complete a set of questionnaires and attend an interview. Following this, I will compile the assessment and evaluation and promptly transmit it to your attorney.

What and who do I need to the immigration evaluation appointment?

Regarding attendance for specific evaluations:
  • Hardship Evaluation: Only the U.S. citizen or resident is required. However, if your spouse wishes to attend, they are more than welcome.
  • Cancellation of Removal: Both you and your children should be present for this evaluation.
What items should you bring to the appointment?
  1. Any relevant medical records indicating medical conditions for you or your family members.
  2. Educational records or report cards for your children.
  3. A comprehensive list of all medications.
  4. A valid photo ID.
  5. Cash payment (Note: If using a card, an additional fee will apply).