Investment

Counseling is an investment in yourself, your relationships, and your future. Few things are more worth caring for than your well-being and the connections that matter most to you. At Communio Counseling, we recognize that starting counseling is a personal decision and that cost is an important consideration. Below, you’ll find our rates and payment information to help you make an informed choice. We welcome any questions as you consider taking this step.

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Fees

Your initial intake session is 90 minutes and is an opportunity for us to get to know one another and explore what brings you to counseling. We’ll discuss your concerns, relevant history, and what you hope to gain from our work together. From there, we’ll begin identifying meaningful goals and developing an approach that fits your needs.

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Individual Counseling:

90-minute initial intake session — $200

55-minute session — $150​

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Couples Counseling:

90-minute initial intake session — $250

55-minute session — $175

75-minute session — $200 

90-minute session — $250​

Premarital or Engaged Counseling Package (six 55-minute sessions) — $950, or $175 per session​

Newlywed Marriage Counseling Package (six 55-minute sessions) — $950, or $175 per session​

Short-Term Focused Counseling Package (four 55-minute sessions) — $650, or $175 per session​

 

Insurance and Payment

I do not participate in any insurance plans, including Medicare or Medicaid. Working directly with you gives us more room to shape care around your needs rather than an insurer’s requirements. It also means I do not routinely send details about your care to an insurance company. If you choose to seek reimbursement, your insurer may require some of that information to process your claim.

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Payment is due in full at the time of your appointment. I accept credit and debit cards, HSA cards, cash, and checks.

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If your plan includes out-of-network benefits, you may be able to submit a claim for reimbursement. I can provide a superbill with the information insurers commonly request, usually a few days after your appointment. You are responsible for submitting the claim and checking your benefits with your insurer. Any reimbursement is paid to you directly; payment for the appointment remains your responsibility whether or not your claim is approved.