Frequently Asked Questions

Regular Business Hour Appointments:

Individual Therapy (55-60 minutes)
$210
Brief Therapy Session (30 minutes)
$115
Psychological Assessment 
Comprehensive Psychological Assessment (full battery) $3,520 Targeted Assessment $2,640

Neurofeedback Session (45 minutes)
$140
Couple/Family Therapy (55-60 minutes)
$230
Consultation/Supervision (per hour)
$210

Add Ons

Weekend, Early Morning, and Evening Appointments (sessions starting before 9:00 am-5:00 pm) + $15
Add Neurofeedback to Therapy Appointment
+ $20

We may be considered an out-of-network provider by your insurance company. At your request, your clinician is able to provide you with an insurance ready form (CMS-1500) that you can submit to your insurance company. Please let your therapists know if you think you will want these forms so we can be sure to make them available for you.

If you have any questions about your insurance benefits, please contact your insurance company to see if they reimburse for out-of-network providers. We do not contact insurance companies on behalf of our clients, nor are we able to answer any questions about your insurance coverage.

For more information about the regulations see the Code of Colorado Regulations 8.012.2 PROVIDER LIABILITY:
8.012.2.A. Providers are explicitly prohibited from collecting payment, or attempting to collect payment through a third party, from a recipient or the estate of the recipient for the cost or the cost remaining after payment by Medicaid, Medicare, or a private insurer of Medicaid covered items or services rendered to Medicaid recipients.
8.012.2.B. Providers shall be liable to a recipient or the estate of the recipient if the Provider knowingly receives or seeks collections through a third party of an amount in payment for Medicaid covered items or services.
8.012.2.C. Providers are prohibited from collecting, or attempting to collect, payment from recipients for Medicaid covered items or services regardless of whether Medicaid has actually reimbursed the Provider and regardless of whether the Provider is enrolled in the Colorado medical assistance program.
8.012.2.D. Providers shall be liable for the amount unlawfully received, statutory interest on the amount received from the date of receipt until the date of repayment, plus a civil monetary penalty equal to one half of the amount unlawfully received.

Covid-19 Update: Currently all therapy sessions for new and existing clients are being done via teletherapy/virtual therapy to keep everyone healthy. 

Virtual therapy can be a great option for people living in rural areas or in the mountain communities of Colorado. Due to licensing regulations, you must reside in the state of Colorado to be seen remotely by one of our therapists.

If you live in the mountains or in a rural area, or have other barriers to attending in person therapy appointments, we are happy to offer remote therapy. We offer video therapy appointments using a HIPAA compliant video therapy system that can be used from any smartphone, tablet, or computer.

We are able to adapt trauma techniques for virtual therapy which can include EMDR and Flash.

Due to Covid-19 all new consults will be done using teletherapy/virtual therapy.

The purpose of the initial consultation session is to ensure goodness of fit between therapist and client and we find that this is best done face-to-face using the medium you plan to use for therapy sessions.

Yes, we do. Adrienne Long, PMHNP, provides psychiatry. Adrienne specializes in: 

• Pregnancy, Postpartum 
• Eating Disorder Recovery
• Anxiety, Worry, and Panic
• Mood Disorders
• Trauma Recovery
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

If medication is part of your mental health treatment, we can collaborate with your existing prescriber. If you aren’t sure if medication might be helpful to you, you and your therapist can talk about this, and they can help you decide how to proceed. We can also collaborate with your family doctor, primary care physician, OBGYN, or midwife to support your medication needs.

• Substance abuse: We do not have anyone on our staff who specializes in substance abuse so are not a good fit as your primary therapist if you are currently struggling with active substance abuse. If you are in recovery and have substance abuse specific support in place, we may be a good fit to work on related issues such as mood, anxiety, or relationships. We also work with clients who are in long term recovery and are interested in understanding their deeper challenges, managing mood or anxiety issues, or working on their relationships. If your main therapeutic goal is around active substance abuse, we are not the best fit.
• Custody evaluations or court ordered therapy: We do not do custody evaluations or court ordered therapy.
• Animal evaluations: Like most therapists, we will not certify an Emotional Service Animal without an established relationship with a client. If you are calling with getting an emotional support animal letter as your main goal, we are not the right fit.
• Disability: Like most therapists, we will not sign disability papers without having an established, ongoing relationship with a client. If you are looking for someone to fill out disability forms, we are not the right fit.