No. Counseling is open to everyone. Faith-based perspectives are only included if you want them. Many individuals receive counseling without any religious focus.

Adults come to counseling for many reasons, including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, stress, burnout, relationship challenges, identity questions, and major life transitions. Your counselor will tailor care to your specific needs.

We understand that finances can be a barrier, especially during difficult times. 

Most private insurance companies and Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) cover the costs of counseling and psychiatry services. We are happy to process insurance claims for reimbursement. For people who qualify, services are offered on a sliding scale or through grants. If your mental health condition requires a medical diagnosis and/or medication, you can make an appointment for our Psychiatry Services.

More information about fees, insurance coverage, and subsidy options is available when you call for your appointment or fill out our form, so you can make an informed decision.

Finding the right fit matters. Our intake process is designed to help match you with a counselor who aligns with your needs and preferences, and you’re always encouraged to ask questions along the way.

Yes. Many people explore counseling options on behalf of someone they care about. You’re welcome to reach out for information before making a recommendation.

This is quite common. We welcome referrals from churches, schools, hospitals, case managers, employers, and insurance companies.

Yes, you can! Just let us know after your session, or by phoning in, and we will work on finding you another fit.