Counseling

We provide

Counseling Services

I offer a free phone call consultation to see if we are a good match for one another. If I think I may be able to assist you, we will go over basic procedures to get started. Typically, I have clients meet once weekly to start. I offer both traditional psychotherapy and art therapy. Currently I am in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) and Avera insurance plans. I accept private pay and can provide an out-of-network “superbill” for you to make your own insurance claims to assist you in getting a full or partial reimbursement. Feel free to ask for more details.

Services are available via Telehealth. If you have questions about Telehealth therapy deliveries, please go to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page.

All counseling services are delivered from a Biblical, Christ-centered perspective as RCC specializes in a theological, faith-based framework.

RCC specializes in addresses stressful seasons of life such as death, divorce, or other transitions.

You may feel like you are doing too much or not enough. Either way, RCC is here to help.

RCC specializes in making your relationship as strong as it can be without bias on either side.

Depression and anxiety are common concerns and are addressed by RCC on a regular basis.

Creating artwork with an art therapist is a non-verbal way to process anything psychological.

our prices

Counseling Rates

Counseling costs vary based on session time and type of service.
What a client actually owes post-service is based on each person’s insurance benefits.
Contact your insurance provider if you have questions about your specific coverage.
Below is a list of general session rates:

Initial Visit: $235

60 min. Individual: $225

45 min. Individual: $170

30 min. Individual: $115

Couples/Family: $235

For questions or concerns on affordability and resourcing, please contact me directly. My goal is to make sure counseling services are available for anyone seeking it.

Book a session today and start changing your life!

Clients have the right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” demonstrating how much expensive medical care will be.

Under the federal law known as the “No Surprises Act”, healthcare providers are required to furnish clients who do not have insurance or who are not using insurance an estimate of their total billings for any medical line items and/or services.

  • – A client has the right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” (GFE) for the total expected cost of any non-emergency services. This includes costs such as medical testing, prescriptions, equipment, and/or hospital bills. 

  • – Healthcare providers are to provide GFE in writing at least 1 business day before your medical service commences. A client can ask a healthcare provider (or any other related provider) for a GFE before scheduling an appointment.

  • – If a client receives a bill $400 or more than what the GFE has stated, a client has the option to dispute the bill.

  • – A client should make sure to save a copy or picture of their GFE.

Questions and more information regarding GFEs can be found by visiting www.cms.gov/nosurprises or call (800) 985-3059.