Rates
15-minute Initial Inquiry Interview
No cost
80-minute Psychosocial Intake
$200
50-minute Psychotherapy Individual Session
$150
Workshops vary in length and rate
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Payment Accepted
HSA/FSA and all major debt/credit card networks.
Insurances Accepted
None, at this time. However, you may be provided a superbill to request out of network reimbursement with your insurance provider. However, clients are solely responsible for any late cancellation/reschedule/no-show fee.
Please assure that you check your coverage for mental health services as services may be covered in full or part by your insurance provider under out-of-network eligible expenses. When conducting an inquiry from your insurance provider, consider asking if you have mental health coverage benefits, how much your deductible is and if it has been met, do you have a designated co-pay, if you have a limit on how many sessions are covered through your insurance per year/occurrence, and what the coverage amount is per session.
Cancellation/No-Show Policy
I kindly ask that you contact us at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled appointment if you need to cancel or reschedule. Ascending Thoughts Counseling, PLLC does have a cancellation policy of $75 in the event of a no-show or late cancellation/reschedule. This policy is in place to allow for adequate time for services to be available for other clients.
Loveland Foundation
Loveland Foundation is an organization committed to prioritizing communities of color, with a focus on Black women and girls. Loveland Foundation offers initiatives and resources that are collaborative to service members of diverse racial and ethnic groups affected by barriers to access to treatment. The Loveland Therapy Fund provides assistance, financially, to those Black women and girls seeking therapy services nationally. For more information and their services and to see if they are accepting applicants, please visit [The Loveland Foundation].
No Surprise Act
The Federally established No Surprise Act of 2022 is intended as a law to protect those without health insurance or not using health insurance to cover medical items or services. With this law, providers must give you what they call a "Good Faith Estimate". A "Good Faith Estimate" is what the known or expected costs of the medical item or services you are seeking. This applies when you do not have insurance, choose not to use your insurance, or if the service sought is not covered by your insurance for non-emergency care. In the majority of cases, your facility or provider must give you an estimate at least three business days in advance of scheduled care or if you ask for one. If your bill following said medical item(s) or service(s) is at least $400 greater than identified on your "Good Faith Estimate", you may be able to dispute your bill. For further information or questions about your right to a Good Faith Estimate, visit https://www.cms.gov/nosurprises