FAQs

We provide individual therapy for $175 per session and family therapy for $200 per session. I’m an out-of-network provider, which means I don’t bill insurance directly.

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The best step is to check with your insurance provider to see what your out-of-network benefits are, since you’ll be responsible for anything insurance doesn’t cover. Please check out our cost and insurance page for additional info.

Since an appointment reserves time specifically for you, 24-hour notice is required for rescheduling or canceling of a session. Outside of an agreed upon emergency or accident, you will be charged the full service fee for no show or late cancellation. If you are late, I will meet for whatever amount of your time remains; however, you will be charged for the full session.

I’m considered an out-of-network provider, which means I don’t bill insurance directly. However, many of my clients use their out-of-network benefits to get reimbursed for part of the cost of therapy.

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If you’d like to go this route, I’ll provide you with a monthly superbill—a special receipt you can submit to your insurance company. It includes all the information they typically need to process your claim.

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Before getting started, we recommend calling your insurance provider and asking:

• Does my plan include “out-of-network” coverage for mental health?

• Is there an annual deductible for out-of-network mental health benefits?

  • If so, how much?

• Is there a limit on the number of sessions my plan will cover per year?

  • If yes, How many?

• Is there a limit on out-of-pocket expenses per year?

• What is my co-insurance percentage for mental health services?

• Does my plan require pre-authorization for outpatient mental health services?

• What is the policy year (i.e. Jan 1 – Dec 31)?

• Does my plan require a referral for outpatient mental health services?

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Campsen will be offering solely virtual services until the start of the new year. Please reach out regardless of in-person vs. virtual preference for current availability.

Traditional talk therapy can be helpful to everyone. EMDR is a specialized form of trauma therapy that can benefit many but functions very differently from talk therapy.