Brave's Rates for Counseling Services

Psychotherapy is an investment in yourself. The grow you make in therapy lasts a lifetime.

Rates for counseling sessions vary based on the length of the session and which amazing team member you choose to work. Ultimately, our rates vary from $100 - $125 for a 50-60 minute session. The first session is approximately 90 minutes and double the cost of your agreed-upon rate. 

The increased fee covers the increased amount of time together in session as well as the work behind the scenes to get you started. 

The first session, otherwise referred to as the Intake Session, allows for a 90-minute appointment. This gives you adequate time to ask questions, disclose additional information, as well as beginning to clarify your goals for therapy. 

Before your first appointment, we ask you to complete the intake paperwork through our secure online client portal. Your therapist reviews your intake paperwork before meeting with you. This allows you to get to the heart of why you have come to counseling. After your session, the therapist spends time reflecting on the session, creating the treatment plan and doing additional reading and research when appropriate. 

We recognize your time is valuable. Our process allows you to maximize your time with your therapist so you can get the most out of your experience! 

Payment is due at the time of appointment. Cash, check, and all major debit/credit cards accepted. You may also use your flex and health savings account (HSA).

As per policy and for your convenience, we ask you to store a debit/credit card with the secure client portal upon intake. You may choose to use your CC on file regularly or as a backup.

Brave does not accept insurance as an in-network provider. We choose to work directly with you, rather than work for insurance companies. 

We do provide a receipt for services, also knowns as a Superbill.  This helps you obtain reimbursement from your insurance provider. 

Please be aware your insurance provider may choose to cover all, some or none of these services. Therefore, before your first session, I suggest you contact your insurance company to verify your out-of-network coverage of outpatient mental health services.