Finding the right therapist is a bit like finding a comfortable pair of shoes—it needs to fit just right. Here are some pointers to help you in your search:

Take a peek at each therapist's bio. Get a feel for their background, their approach, and what makes them tick.

Dig into their areas of specialization. Whether you're dealing with substance abuse, trauma, eating disorders, or something else entirely, finding a therapist with expertise in your specific area can make a world of difference.

Look into any additional skills they bring to the table, like EMDR or neurofeedback. These extra tools might be just what you need to tackle your challenges head-on.

Consider their theoretical approach. Whether it's CBT, DBT, narrative therapy, or something else, understanding how they work can give you insight into what your sessions might look like.

Budget concerns? No worries. Therapy fees can vary based on experience, but we've got options to accommodate your financial situation.

During your first session, pay attention to how you feel. Does your therapist create a safe space where you feel heard and understood? Do they challenge you in ways that feel supportive and growth-oriented? Are they open to your feedback and ideas?

Still unsure? We're here to help. Take advantage of our free 15-minute phone consultation to chat with a therapist and see if they're the right fit for you. After all, finding the right therapist is all about finding someone you click with—a partner on your journey towards healing and growth.

In our sessions, we'll carve out about 50 minutes of dedicated time together, usually scheduled weekly, especially when we're just starting out. We understand that by the time you've made the decision to seek therapy, you've likely been grappling with some tough stuff. That's why these weekly sessions are so important—they provide a consistent space for us to explore, reflect, and move forward together.

This regular rhythm not only helps keep you on track but also fosters a sense of accountability and motivation as we work towards your goals. As we journey through therapy together, we'll continually reassess and adjust our approach to best fit your evolving needs. For some, as they start to heal and grow, they may find that they need fewer sessions. And that's okay. It's all about tailoring our time together to ensure it's serving you in the best possible way, supporting you as you continue on your path of positive change and growth.

Every person, every family, every couple brings their own unique story and circumstances to therapy. That's why there's no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to the length of treatment. It's truly a collaborative journey, shaped by your individual needs and goals.

On average, most people find themselves attending therapy for anywhere between 15 to 45 sessions. But here's the thing—it's entirely up to you. Some folks find what they're looking for in just a handful of sessions, while others may choose to continue their therapeutic journey for a year or even longer. It all depends on what feels right for you.

Together, we'll explore the complexities of your situation and discuss the depth of change and growth you're seeking. We'll navigate this path together, adapting our approach along the way to ensure it aligns with your evolving needs and aspirations. Your commitment to the process is key, and I'll be right there beside you, supporting you every step of the way as we chart a course towards healing and positive transformation.

We accept cash, all major credit cards, HSA, and FSA cards.

Prosperity Counseling Services is a self-pay practice and payment is required at the time of scheduled visits. Self-pay options allow us to tailor therapy treatments to your individualized needs, without the constraints of managed healthcare systems. For example, many insurance carriers mandate a diagnosis be given before beginning therapy or as promptly as your very first visit. This hasty diagnosis can often stick with you and pose stigmatizing. Self-pay care promotes best practice standards and the option to avoid insurance demands.

We are not in network with any insurance companies. If you decide to enter into counseling with me, you will be responsible for our rates. We do partner with Spring Health and Advekit, which are third party insurance billers that can help you with the superbill process.

Making the decision to come for your first appointment was probably a difficult one, so we try to make the process as easy as possible. You can call or text us at (832) 934-9036 or email us at clientcare@prosperitycounseling.org to make an appointment.

In our therapy sessions, it's all about you and what you need. Each 50-minute session is dedicated solely to your journey, your challenges, and your aspirations. When we first meet, it's like the opening chapter of a book—we're getting to know each other, understanding your story, and figuring out if we're a good fit.

Together, we'll set the stage for our work ahead by outlining your goals for therapy and brainstorming practical strategies to start moving towards them. Every tiny step you take, no matter how small it may seem, is a step in the right direction, and I'm a firm believer in the power of taking action.

Sometimes, your therapist might suggest exercises or activities for you to try outside of our sessions. Trust us, it's all for your benefit. The work we do together inside the therapy room isn't meant to stay there—it's meant to spill over into your everyday life, enriching your sense of self-worth, strengthening your relationships, and deepening your self-awareness. Together, we'll tackle the very issues that led you to seek therapy in the first place, one step at a time.

In general, the law protects the confidentiality of all communications between a client and psychotherapist. No information is disclosed without prior written permission from the client.

However, there are some exceptions required by law to this rule. These exceptions include:

Suspected child abuse or dependent adult or elder abuse. The therapist is required to report this to the appropriate authorities immediately.

If a client is threatening serious bodily harm to another person. The therapist is required to notify the police.

If a client intends to harm himself or herself. The therapist will make every effort to work with the individual to ensure their safety. However, if an individual does not cooperate, additional measures may need to be taken.

By using insurance, the client allows their insurance company to access confidential information. This is the only way insurance will pay for sessions.