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Our Services
individuals — $75 to $225
Interns: $75 Individual
Licensed Practitioner: $175 Out of Pocket Individual;
$225 Insurance Individual
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Yes, our Licensed Professional Counselors can accept various insurances, a list of which includes: Aetna; Blue Cross Blue Shield; Wellmark; United Health Care; UMR; Avera; DakotaCare; Sanford. If you have a different OON Insurance, please check with a Licensed Practitioner regarding whether your insurance may be accepted or whether there are other out of network options available to you.
Please note: Interns cannot accept insurance, so all rates are out of pocket. We do offer a sliding scale fee based on financial hardship down to $25. If you require a financial hardship form, request one prior to booking.
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All sessions are 53 minutes in length, except intakes, which are 83 minutes.
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No. Telehealth and in-person sessions are available, book online or call to schedule.
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Our Individual services focus on support for a range of common mental health issues that qualify as low to medium risk. Therapists would generally offer assistance with concerns such as stress, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, grief, trauma, and life transitions. Medium risk clients would possibly have ongoing or chronic mental health conditions, moderate levels of self-harm or suicidal ideation, or individuals struggling with substance abuse if these concerns are in conjunction with other relational problems.
Our individual therapy sessions would emphasize providing a safe and supportive environment for individuals seeking help with more typical mental health challenges that qualify as outpatient. Therapists will assess and refer any high risk clients such as those requiring inpatient drug rehabilitation, severe anger issues and a chronic history of physical violence, numerous homicidal or suicidal attempts, or unmedicated severe mental health conditions to inpatient services.
FAMILies — $90 to $225
Interns: $90 Families
Licensed Practitioner: $175 Out of Pocket Families;
$225 Insurance Families
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Yes, our Licensed Professional Counselors can accept various insurances, a list of which includes: Aetna; Blue Cross Blue Shield; Wellmark; United Health Care; UMR; Avera; DakotaCare; Sanford. If you have a different OON Insurance, please check with a Licensed Practitioner regarding whether your insurance may be accepted or whether there are other out of network options available to you.
At least one person in the family must have an active diagnosis to qualify for insurance reimbursement. Families are charged as one client unit.
Please note: Interns cannot accept insurance, so all rates are out of pocket. We do offer a sliding scale fee based on financial hardship down to $45 for family therapy. If you require a financial hardship form, request one prior to booking.
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All sessions are 53 minutes in length, except intakes, which are 83 minutes.
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No. Telehealth and in-person sessions are available, book online or call to schedule.
Note: family sessions are most effective in-person; however, telehealth sessions can be successful.
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Our therapy office specializes in low to medium risk families and provides a range of services to address common familial challenges. These may include support for improving communication, resolving conflicts, and navigating life transitions. Our therapists are equipped to work with families dealing with issues like parenting concerns, sibling conflicts, and adjustment difficulties. Additionally, they can assist families in developing coping strategies for stress management and enhancing overall family dynamics. Our therapy focus is on fostering a healthy and supportive environment for families to navigate their challenges, build resilience, and strengthen their relationships. Our therapists tailor interventions to the unique needs of each family, promoting positive communication patterns and facilitating sustainable solutions to improve the overall well-being of all family members.
Medium-risk family issues might involve more complex dynamics that require a specialized approach beyond basic family therapy. These could include challenges such as ongoing conflicts leading to emotional distress, moderate behavioral issues in children, adjustment difficulties related to major life changes, or strained parent-child relationships. Medium-risk family issues might also encompass cases where there's a need for support in navigating issues related to blended families or dealing with the aftermath of divorce. While these challenges may not pose an immediate threat, they can significantly impact family functioning and well-being. Our therapy office addresses medium-risk family issues and provides targeted interventions to address these complexities and help families work toward positive resolutions.
COUPLES — $90 to $225
Interns: $90 Couples
Licensed Practitioner: $175 Out of Pocket Couples;
$225 Insurance Couples
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Yes, our Licensed Professional Counselors can accept various insurances, a list of which includes: Aetna; Blue Cross Blue Shield; Wellmark; United Health Care; UMR; Avera; DakotaCare; Sanford. If you have a different OON Insurance, please check with a Licensed Practitioner regarding whether your insurance may be accepted or whether there are other out of network options available to you.
At least one person in the couple must have an active diagnosis to qualify for insurance reimbursement. Couples are charged as one client unit.
Please note: Interns cannot accept insurance, so all rates are out of pocket. We do offer a sliding scale fee based on financial hardship down to $25. If you require a financial hardship form, request one prior to booking.
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All sessions are 53 minutes in length, except intakes, which are 83 minutes.
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No. Telehealth and in-person sessions are available, book online or call to schedule.
Note: in-person couples therapy tends to be the most effective, however, telehealth can still be successful as long as both partners are dedicated to the therapy process.
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Our therapy office caters to low to medium-risk couples and addresses common relational challenges, such as communication issues; relational conflicts including infidelity, sex therapy, and mild emotional or physical abuse; or adjustments to major life transitions. Low to medium-risk cases might involve couples seeking support for improving their attachment patterns in difficult relationship dynamics; divorce; navigating parenting challenges; mild substance abuse and codependency; or managing external stressors impacting their partnership.
High-risk cases, on the other hand, might include situations involving severe domestic violence, ongoing substance abuse within the relationship, or significant mental health crises. In such instances, the therapy office would prioritize client safety and refer high-risk couples to specialized services equipped to handle more complex and urgent needs. This approach ensures that each couple receives the appropriate level of care based on the nature and severity of their relational challenges.
CHILDREN — $75 to $225
Interns: $75 Children
Licensed Practitioner: $175 Out of Pocket Children;
$225 Insurance Children
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Yes, our Licensed Professional Counselors can accept various insurances, a list of which includes: Aetna; Blue Cross Blue Shield; Wellmark; United Health Care; UMR; Avera; DakotaCare; Sanford. If you have a different OON Insurance, please check with a Licensed Practitioner regarding whether your insurance may be accepted or whether there are other out of network options available to you.
Please note: Interns cannot accept insurance, so all rates are out of pocket. We do offer a sliding scale fee based on financial hardship down to $25. If you require a financial hardship form, request one prior to booking.
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All sessions are 53 minutes in length, except intakes, which are 83 minutes.
Note: Some children cannot tolerate a full hour-long session. 30-minute sessions are available upon request. These will be at a half-rate of $37.50.
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No. Telehealth and in-person sessions are available, book online or call to schedule.
Note: some children are too distractible for telehealth options on their own without an adult present. It is advisable to have an activity available for these children to keep their focus during sessions. Telehealth children’s sessions are recommended to be 30-minutes.
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Our therapy office is a low to medium-risk therapy office for children's therapy and offers support for a variety of common mental health issues that do not pose an immediate danger but require professional intervention. This could include anxiety and stress related to school, family changes, or peer relationships. Our therapists may also address behavioral issues, attention difficulties, or adjustment problems arising from life transitions. Additionally, they might provide assistance for children experiencing mild depression, grief, or difficulties in expressing and managing emotions. The focus is on early intervention and preventive strategies to support children's emotional well-being and helping them develop healthy coping mechanisms.
