Initial therapy appointments are typically billed at a higher rate than follow-up appointments. This is because the initial session often involves more time and resources for the therapist, including an in-depth assessment of the client's history, goals, and needs. The therapist may also need to spend additional time familiarizing themselves with the client's case before the session. In contrast, follow-up sessions tend to be more focused and targeted, as the therapist and client have already established a working relationship and treatment plan. As such, follow-up appointments are often billed at a lower rate than the initial session.

Couple and family therapy appointments are typically billed at a higher rate than individual therapy sessions. This is because the therapist is working with multiple individuals and addressing complex dynamics within the relationship or family system. The therapist must also balance the needs and perspectives of multiple people, which requires more time and skill than working with an individual. Additionally, the therapist may need to spend time outside of the session reviewing and analyzing the family or couple's history and dynamics. As such, couple and family therapy sessions are generally billed at a higher rate to reflect the increased complexity and demands of the work.

Initial Individual Therapy Session (50 Minutes): $220