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This visit is when your clinician will be collecting information and even asking you to complete some assessments to better understand your needs and situation. Most of the time this can be completed in one visit; however, this may be somewhat extended depending on circumstances most frequently in the case of couples or family work.

Each visit is scheduled for an hour; however, it is important that you understand that a standard “therapy hour” is typically 45-50 minutes. This allows your therapist to spend a few minutes preparing beforehand and to document after your visit has taken place.

This is a visit with your clinician when you identify your treatment plan targets or are actively working on skills or strategies to address your presenting concern. 

Each visit is scheduled for an hour; however, it is important that you understand that a standard “therapy hour” is typically 45-50 minutes. This allows your therapist to spend a few minutes preparing beforehand and to document after your visit has taken place.

During these visits your clinician will direct you regarding who they need or want to have present in the visit that day. At times your therapist may meet with you as a group and at other times the psychologist may wish to meet with you or your partner separately, although you should expect that this instance will be relatively infrequent as much of the couples or family work can only be done if everyone is present for the visit. 

Each visit is scheduled for an hour; however, it is important that you understand that a standard “therapy hour” is typically 45-50 minutes. This allows your therapist to spend a few minutes preparing beforehand and to document after your visit has taken place. 

Learn more about our couples therapy here.

This type of sessions can only be scheduled by your clinician. If you wish to have an extended visit, please let us know. 

During these visits your clinician will direct you regarding who they need or want to have present in the visit that day. At times your therapist may meet with you as a group and at other times the psychologist may wish to meet with you or your partner separately, although you should expect that this instance will be relatively infrequent as much of the couples or family work can only be done if everyone is present for the visit. 

Each visit is scheduled for an hour; however, it is important that you understand that a standard “therapy hour” is typically 45-50 minutes. This allows your therapist to spend a few minutes preparing beforehand and to document after your visit has taken place. 

Learn more about our couples therapy here.

This visit is when your clinician will be collecting information and even asking you to complete some assessments to better understand your needs and situation. Both members of the couple should plan to be present for the duration of the session. The visit will begin with all parties present and then the clinician will meet with each member of the couple separately for a brief time, followed by wrap-up with everyone present.

Learn more about our Discernment Counseling here.

Similar to the initial visit, both members of the couple should plan to be present for the duration of the session. The visit will begin with all parties present and then the clinician will meet with each member of the couple separately for a brief time, followed by wrap-up with everyone present. Discernment Counseling is typically limited to not more than five visits.

Learn more about our Discernment Counseling here.

As psychologists, we understand that finding the right therapist is crucial to the success of your therapy. We offer a free initial consultation to potential clients to provide an opportunity for us to discuss logistics of therapy. During this session, we’ll make sure we are a good fit for the concerns you have and share a bit about our approach to these types of issues. Ultimately, our goal is to support you in making the best decision for your mental health and wellbeing.