“Psychotherapy is a collaborative treatment based on the relationship between an individual and a psychologist. A psychologist provides a supportive environment that allows you to talk openly with someone who is objective, neutral and nonjudgmental.” -APA 2016

Our goal, as a group and each provider individually, is to be as compassionate, non-judgmental, and accepting as possible. We strive to create a safe, comfortable atmosphere wherein you will feel relaxed and able to be open and honest about anything going on in your life that you would like to discuss, even if it is a difficult topic.

Where do We Start?

#1

First, start by contacting the office. You may choose to email or call the office, or you can follow this link* to go directly to scheduling a short intake phone call with our Intake Coordinator that will last about fifteen minutes.

#2

During this short call, you will be asked a few basic questions regarding what you would like to discuss in therapy. We do this in an effort to make sure we can match you with the TheraBee therapist who can be best able to help you. We want you to have the best therapy experience possible. As such, if our therapists feel as if they are not the best fit for helping you, we will do our best to help you find another therapist who is better suited to meet your needs.

#3

Based on the information you choose to share, and the schedule of your matched therapist, our Intake Coordinator will continue the process of setting up an intake session (finding a time/date that you and your matched therapist will be able to meet in the office).

What to Expect in the First Session

Please arrive fifteen minutes early. You will be asked to fill out minimal paperwork, and together you and your therapist will review the therapy contract. If you plan on using insurance, please be sure to bring your insurance card and ID.

After you have completed the paperwork (usually about 15 minutes), your therapist will ask you what you would like to discuss. While there are a few major items they need to make sure are covered in the first session, we generally like to let you have control in the direction your sessions take. If this is too overwhelming, or you feel unsure of where to start, your therapist will be happy to work with you to find areas that would be helpful to cover. Often you may have a few topics that you and your therapist make a note of bringing up in the next session because you didn’t have a chance to cover everything.

The final item your therapist will cover in the last few minutes of the session is scheduling and payment. You and your therapist will find a time to set as a regular meeting, and then they will accept your payment for the session.

About the Environment

We strive for the office to be a comfortable place for you to relax and share whatever may be on your mind. As such, the furniture is comfortable and there is always water, hot tea, and snacks available for your enjoyment. In addition, there are white noise makers outside the doors of each office to further protect your privacy and confidentiality.