Frequently Asked Questions
What sets Artemis Counseling apart from other therapy practices?
We use our years of experience and training in evidence-based treatments to provide effective, cutting-edge, and empowering therapy services to children, teens, parents and families. We view our role as that of facilitator, advocate, confidante, and champion of the healthy family dynamic, and we go to great lengths to embody that role in our work with clients. Often families work with us due to our advanced training in co-parenting and family reunification, and we work collaboratively with a family’s other service providers and team members to more quickly accomplish the family goals.
How do I get started with Artemis Counseling?
The first step would be to complete this form to sign up for a free 15 minute consultation with us to ensure that we are the right fit for what you’re seeking. If you determine that you’d like to move forward with our services, we would then move forward with scheduling our first session and completing the necessary paperwork.
Do you accept insurance?
Artemis Counseling is out-of-network for insurance carriers. We encourage clients who are interested in using insurance to contact their insurance carrier to see if reimbursement for our services is an option.
How much does each session cost?
Our initial 15 minute phone consultation is free. During that call, we will review our pricing with you. Our pricing varies depending on the type of services you receive with us.
What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept payment via cash, cash apps, check and credit card. Invoices for out-of-network reimbursement can be provided upon request.
What precautions are you taking due to COVID?
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all of our sessions are being offered virtually at this time unless previously discussed with your clinician. Our virtual platform is HIPAA-compliant.
What is your cancellation policy?
Payment for a session is expected unless you have given at least 48 hours’ notice to your therapist to cancel or change an appointment time.
How often are sessions held?
Most sessions, regardless of type of service, are held weekly, with few exceptions. We believe that for therapy to be effective, weekly sessions are necessary to continuously make progress on goals and to begin to see changes. It is possible that near the end of treatment, you and your therapist might agree to space out sessions and hold them less frequently as part of the therapy termination process.
Can I come back for an occasional session once treatment has ended?
Absolutely. While our hope is to help empower you to be able to move through life transitions with a sense of confidence and peace, we know that it can sometimes be helpful to come in for the occasional “booster session” to work through challenges that might arise. Any clients who have already completed treatment with us and wish to come back for a booster session may contact us here, and we will be in touch with them.
