Insurance coverage varies by provider and plan. In accordance with the No Surprises Act, clients who are not using insurance are entitled to receive a Good Faith Estimate outlining the expected cost of services. Our standard private pay rates are:

• Individual Therapy Session (53–55 minutes): $130

• Family/Couples Therapy Session (50–53 minutes): $150

Clients can pay using a credit card kept securely on file or through insurance. We also accommodate certain alternative payment arrangements, such as clergy-pay, when applicable.

Yes. Most of our providers are in-network with several insurance plans, including:

• Aetna/Meritain

• Cigna

• BCBS

• Regence Group Administrators

• DMBA

• EMI

• MotivHealth

• Direct Care Administrators/Health West

• PEHP

• Select Health (Care, Choice, Med, Signature, Share, and Value)

• United Healthcare/GEHA/UMR

• University of Utah HMHI Network, Healthy Preferred, and Healthy Premier

Insurance coverage varies by provider and plan. Our office verifies benefits as a courtesy prior to your first appointment, though clients are ultimately responsible for understanding their individual coverage and benefits.

Most therapy sessions are approximately 53 minutes long. The overall length of treatment varies from person to person depending on goals, symptoms, and the type of support needed. Some clients attend therapy short-term for a specific concern, while others benefit from longer-term support and growth work.

Appointments canceled or rescheduled more than 24 hours in advance will not be charged. Appointments canceled within 24 hours of the scheduled session time are subject to a cancellation fee.

Late Cancellation Fee: $50
No-Show Fee: $120

Clients can pay using a credit card kept securely on file or through insurance. We also accommodate certain alternative payment arrangements, such as clergy-pay, when applicable.

Yes. We offer both in-person and telehealth therapy sessions depending on client preference, clinical needs, and therapist availability.

We provide consultations and carefully consider each client’s needs, preferences, and goals in order to help match them with the therapist who is likely to be the best fit.

The first session is focused on getting to know you, understanding your concerns and goals, and beginning to establish a comfortable therapeutic relationship.

Therapy frequency depends on the individual client and presenting concerns. Because we value strong therapeutic rapport and meaningful progress, we often recommend starting with consistent sessions until a solid foundation and momentum are established.

Yes. We have several experienced couples therapists who work with a variety of relationship concerns and dynamics.

Absolutely. Finding the right therapeutic fit is important, and we understand that sometimes a different therapist may be a better match. Because we have multiple clinicians within our practice, we are often able to help clients transition smoothly to another therapist who better fits their needs and goals.