Individual Therapy sessions are 55 minutes. During your first session, the Intake Session, we will review any questions you have about practice paperwork, therapy in general, and practice policies. To help with assessment, you will be asked more clarifying questions about the information provided and you and your therapist will be sure therapy goals are understood.

Clients are asked to commit to weekly sessions for the first 4 to 6 weeks of therapy to ensure a solid foundation. From there it can be discussed whether moving to bi-weekly sessions or a once-a-month session schedule will be appropriate.

55 Minute Individual Therapy Session Cost is $160 per session

Sliding fees are available for clients who meet income requirements on a limited availability basis.

At Breaking Dawn Therapy, we are in-network with the following insurance providers:

• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Blue Care Network
• Priority Health (HMO & PPO Plans)

If you are insured with one of these providers, your therapy sessions may be covered under your plan. We encourage you to check your individual coverage details, as plans and benefits can vary.

For any questions about using insurance for therapy sessions or understanding your coverage, feel free to contact us.

Here are some questions you can ask your insurance provider:

• Do I have mental health insurance benefits?
• What is the benefit for out-of-network providers?
• What is my deductible, and has it been met for this year?
• How many therapy sessions per year does my health insurance cover?
• What is the coverage amount for each therapy session?

Please Note: Insurance companies dictate the length of treatment and require that you be diagnosed with a mental health disorder in order for therapy session costs to be covered. A mental health diagnosis remains permanently on your health record. Insurance companies have the right to audit your therapy files and ask questions of your therapist about your treatment.

You will be charged a $60 fee for not showing for an appointment and failing to give 24-hour notice to change an appointment time.

Please notify your therapist if an illness or emergency prevents you from making your appointment. This is an exception to the 24-hour notice rule.

*Fees are subject to change. Insurance companies are subject to change. Please call your insurance company to verify that your insurance is accepted.