Your health insurance may cover some or all of the cost of counseling

Counseling may be one of the most cost effective.
investments you will ever make for your well being.

With all the ways people spend money to improve their lives, cognitive therapy is one of the most cost-effective methods for making your life better. The benefits have been proven to continue long after the course of treatment is completed.

·                  Free 20 minute Initial Phone Consultation.

·        Individual therapy sessions $90 each* (50 minutes)

Faith Winters, LPC is an IN-NETWORK PROVIDER on the panel with many health plans including: CBH, Cascade Behavioral Health, Corphealth, ODS Health Plan, Inc, BHS, Behavioral Health Systems, PHCS Private Healthcare Systems with over 350 payors.
Many other health insurance companies may reimburse as an out-of-network provider.

ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS  Day, weekend or evening appointments

*The basic cost of therapy is $100 per 50 minute session. An unbilled discount of 10% is available when paid in full (check or cash) at each session, therefore $90 per session.
Intake sessions $120 (generally 60 to 70 minutes)

Payment Options
►Payment may be made by cash or check at each session.
►Payment by bank account made through PayPal.
►Your major credit card made through PayPal.
►You pay the amount and your insurance may reimburse you.
►Your insurance may be billed. You pay the co-pay on your policy.
►Those without resources for the full fee may request a discount.

     Through website Payment Page

Studies have shown that talk therapy works as well as pills do for depression, anxiety and other disorders. Actually, it works better, if you take into account the lower relapse rate. The advantage of cognitive therapy (over drug therapy) is that it seems to keep working even after the therapy sessions are over. Often a majority of those who are treated with medications alone may relapse. But the majority of those treated with talk therapy continue to do well. A cost-benefit analysis shows that while cognitive therapy may be as expensive as drug treatment to start with (since it involves extended one-to-one sessions with a highly trained specialist); it is cheaper in the long run because there are no prescriptions to refill. And the new skills you learn will be with you the rest of your life.

After the issues that brought you to counseling are resolved, you become more efficient, more productive in your work life. You may be able to set better goals and reach for the kind of success that will give you a sense of real fulfillment; once you are not being hindered by the heavy weight of old struggles and problems.