Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Every journey is unique, and we're here to support you no matter what you're facing. If your specific challenge isn't mentioned here, please reach out to us. We're committed to connecting you with the right resources, even if it means pointing you in a different direction.

Just bring yourself! It can be helpful to think about your therapy goals beforehand, but if you're not sure, no sweat – we'll figure it out together. Plus, you'll need to fill out an intake and consent form before we get started.

Nerves are totally normal, but rest assured, we've got this. In your first session, we'll focus on building rapport, getting to know you, and setting goals for our time together. No need to stress about leading the conversation – that's our job!

We've got you covered! Payments are taken upfront for each session, and we'll shoot you a receipt via email. You can use this receipt to seek reimbursement from your extended-health benefit provider. Not sure if your insurance covers clinical social work? Give them a shout and ask about coverage for social work, maximum coverage per session, and how to submit receipts.

Once you've booked, keep an eye on your inbox for an appointment confirmation email. You'll need to complete an intake/consent form before your session, and you can manage your appointments through your confidential client portal. If it's a virtual session, we'll send you a secure link to join 30 minutes before go-time.

Consistency is key! Research shows that weekly or bi-weekly sessions tend to be most effective. We'll work together to find a schedule that fits your needs and goals.

Ah, the million-dollar question! The number of sessions varies depending on your unique situation and commitment to therapy. Generally, most clients see significant progress within around ten sessions, but we'll take it step by step and adjust as needed.

Your privacy is super important to us. While we keep everything you share confidential, there are a few exceptions: if you or someone else is in danger, or if we're legally required to disclose information. This will be explained in more detail in the intake and consent form you complete before your first session.