Frequently Asked Questions
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In addition to the contact form on my website, you can email, text, or leave a voicemail.
I do my best to get back to folks within a couple of business days, but if you have not heard back from me in two business days- send me another message! I never ever want to drop the ball on people, but sometimes messages truly do get missed.
Angie@returnandreclaim.org or 502-625-6512
Click here to schedule a consult or appointment.
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Without Insurance
I offer sliding-scale for individual counseling options ranging from $100-150/session after the first appointment, rated at $160.
Couples counseling is $160/session after the first appointment at $170.
Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy is $200/hour. We customize a plan together and the overall cost will vary- so please request a quote for this service.
The basic therapeutic photography intensive package (about 4 hours) is is $600.
Inquire directly for a quote on therapeutic photography engagements for your group or company.
With Insurance
I accept Anthem BCBS, Carelon, Aetna, and Cigna.
If I am “out of network,” provide a Superbill for counseling. This is a form that you give to your insurance directly for reimbursement. If your insurance plan has out-of-network coverage for mental health services, then you may be entitled to reimbursement for therapy services.
I always recommend contacting your insurance plan directly to verify your coverage and avoid unexpected charges.
I accept all credit cards, cash, check, and FSA/HSA cards.
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For therapy services, I offer in-person sessions at 2420 Frankfort Ave, and virtual sessions for folks in Indiana or Kentucky.
For groups, workshops, and retreats, the location may vary- be sure to review the specific event for information.
For therapeutic photography, this will depend on the vision and goal of the shoot.
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I schedule 55 and 90 minute sessions, but as far as the big picture, this estimate depends greatly on what’s going on with you. Some people are in therapy for a month, some for 5 years, some for their whole lives.
A piece that makes estimating the timeline tricky is that often we discover issues in therapy that may need more attention than originally anticipated.
I like for treatment to be as collaborative as possible, and for me, that means periodically checking in with how therapy fits in your life overall and getting honest and clear about what you need. Sometimes, this can improve the therapy process to get feedback on what’s working and not working, and sometimes it means a different provider would be a better fit.
I encourage clients to consider their goals for therapy, reflect on whether therapy is helping them work toward their goals, and holistically evaluate what the most important and effective types of support is right now.
I will also be assessing throughout our time together if we are making positive shifts and make suggestions or provide resources when appropriate.
I can give you a Good Faith Estimate at any time that calculates the cost of services with the recommended frequency over an estimated period of time.