Frequently Asked Questions
About Therapy Edmond, Oklahoma

Where are you located? 

We are located in Edmond, Oklahoma. Our office address is 3408 NW 178th Street Office 1, Edmond, Oklahoma 73012 

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Do you offer in person and virtual therapy? 

Yes! We offer in person therapy to those in Oklahoma and that are able to come to our office in Edmond. We also offer telehealth or virtual therapy to those located in the state of Oklahoma. One of our therapists (Taylor) is also able to offer virtual therapy to those located in the state of North Carolina. 

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​How much do you charge per session?

• Sessions with a fully licensed therapist are $145 per clinical hour (50 minutes) and $170 for an intake  or discernment counseling session (90 minutes).

• Sessions with a candidate/associate licensed therapist are $130 per clinical hour (50 minutes) and $155 for an intake or discernment counseling (90 minutes).

• Sessions with a master's-level graduate intern range from $5-55 based on household income.

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Pricing for intensives is based on length of intensive. Our intensives start at $1500. Please call or email for exact pricing details.

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Do you take insurance?
We currently do not accept insurance. However, we are happy to provide you with the necessary paperwork for you to submit an out-of-network provider claim form (not applicable if working with an intern clinician). Many clients find that private pay offers benefits insurance doesn't: no required diagnosis on your record, no session limits, and more privacy.

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We have listed some of the important questions to ask your insurance company if you are curious about how much they will reimburse you for a session with an out-of network-provider.

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Questions to ask your insurance company:

1. Does my plan cover mental health benefits? Does that include couples and/or family therapy (CPT code 90837 for individuals and CPT code 90847 for couples/families)?

2. How much do you reimburse for an out-of-network provider?

3. Do I need to meet a deductible before reimbursement occurs?

4. How many sessions will be covered or reimbursed?

5. Is approval needed from my primary care provider?

6. Where can I access the out-of-network claim form and how do I submit the form?

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What will I talk about with my therapist?

Whatever you would like to! Your first session is about your story and your goals. We will explore what is bringing you in, what you have already tried, and what you hope will be different. Your therapist will collaborate with you on your goals and the following sessions will be about working towards those goals. 

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How often will we meet?
Most clients begin with weekly sessions, which builds momentum early on. As you progress, many move to bimonthly and eventually once a month before graduating therapy. If you need a different frequency based on your needs, your therapist is happy to work to accommodate your needs. 

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How long does therapy take?
It depends on your goals. Some clients feel meaningful relief in 8–20 sessions; others working through deeper trauma or long-standing patterns choose to work together for longer. We'll check in regularly about your progress and see what works best for you! 

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Are our sessions confidential?

Building trust between a client and the therapist is essential to successful therapy. While our conversations are confidential, there are a few limits to confidentiality. Below are some of the reasons therapists may have to break confidentiality, with or without client consent due to ethical and legal regulations based on federal and state law.

 

• If there is suspected child abuse or neglect.

• If there is suspected abuse or neglect to an elder or person with a disability.

• If you are a threat or danger to yourself or another person.

• If there is a valid subpoena issued by the court of law.

• If there is an active medical emergency or natural disaster 

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What are the benefits of in person therapy?

• Enhanced Nonverbal Communication: Face-to-face interactions allow therapists to better observe body language, facial expressions, and other nonverbal cues, which can provide deeper insights into a client's emotional state and improve the therapeutic process.

• Felt Presence: In-person sessions offer a heightened sense of presence and connection, allowing you to feel fully immersed in the therapeutic environment. Being together in the same space can strengthen emotional engagement and the therapeutic experience.

• Access to a Broader Range of Therapeutic Modalities: Certain therapeutic techniques can be more effectively conducted in person, where therapists can utilize physical space and direct interaction.

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What are the benefits of virtual therapy?

• Accessibility and Convenience: Virtual therapy removes geographical and physical barriers, enabling clients to access mental health services from the comfort of their homes. This is particularly beneficial for individuals in remote areas, those with mobility challenges, or those with busy schedules.

• Cost Effectiveness: Online therapy can be more affordable due to the elimination of travel expenses.

 

How do I find a therapist that is a good fit for me?

Reach out to schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation here. We'll talk about what you're looking for, answer your questions, and match you with the therapist who best fits your needs.​ Additionally, if one of our therapists is not the best fit for your needs, we will help connect you with one of our trusted colleagues who may be the best fit for you. We look forward to getting to talk with you!