Getting Started
What to Expect When You Reach Out
Reaching out for therapy can feel like a large step, especially when you are trying to help your child or make sense of what has been happening. We keep the process clear from the first message.
Someone replies within 24 business hours of a request, and the first conversation is a chance to ask questions without pressure.
What it can look like
Step 01 is Schedule a Free Consultation, a complimentary 15-minute call offered Monday to Friday. Step 02 is Begin Therapy. For children, this often starts with a 60-minute parent session for $200. Step 03 is Build a Plan That Works, followed by Step 04, Continue with Confidence.
- 01 Schedule a Free Consultation: a complimentary 15-minute call available Monday to Friday
- 02 Begin Therapy: for children, this often starts with a 60-minute parent session for $200
- 03 Build a Plan That Works: goals and next steps are chosen collaboratively
- 04 Continue with Confidence: ongoing sessions build skills through steady practice
Understanding the pattern
The consultation helps us understand what you are looking for and whether our services fit. If you decide to continue, the intake gives enough time to learn about concerns, strengths, history and goals.
Someone replies within 24 business hours of a request. During the consultation, you can describe what has been happening and ask about fit. The intake provides more time for concerns, strengths, history and goals, then the clinician explains a proposed direction and invites your questions.
How we help
Ongoing sessions are $150 to $200 per 50-minute session depending on the clinician. Before services begin, you receive a Good Faith Estimate so expected costs are clear.
The plan translates broad hopes into observable next steps for sessions and daily life. Ongoing appointments are $150 to $200 per 50-minute session depending on the clinician. You receive a Good Faith Estimate before services so expected costs are clear from the beginning.
Sessions are held by secure telehealth for clients physically located in Florida, from the Panhandle to the Keys. Get in touch to schedule a complimentary 15-minute consultation.
Putting skills into daily life
The practice is self-pay and provides superbills that clients may submit for out-of-network reimbursement. Coverage decisions belong to each plan, so clients can ask their insurer how those benefits work.
The practice is self-pay and provides superbills for clients who want to seek out-of-network reimbursement. Each plan makes its own coverage decisions, so you can ask the insurer what it requires. As work continues, you and the clinician review progress, adjust goals and decide what continued confidence looks like in ordinary routines.
The first plan is not fixed forever. It reflects what you want to change, what has already been tried and which approach fits the concern. Early appointments may include learning about a pattern, choosing a skill and identifying a realistic practice for the week. Questions about pace, parent involvement and clinician fit can remain part of the conversation.
If care begins with a parent session, the child is not expected to explain everything alone at the outset. The parent can describe routines, concerns and prior efforts while the clinician gathers context. Later involvement is tailored to age and goals, with clear discussion about what the young person and family each need from the process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Get Started?
Get in TouchWe'd be honored to be part of your support system. Whether you're ready to get started or just have a few questions, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help you take the next step with confidence and care.