The terms “counselor” and “therapist” often overlap in how they’re used, but they can denote differences in training, approach, and specialization. Both are professionals trained to provide psychological support and therapy, but the distinctions usually lie in their educational backgrounds and specific qualifications. As a psychotherapist, I’m an expert with extensive experience, I prioritize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Narrative Therapy, Experiential Therapy, Chid-Centered Play Therapy, Brainspotting, and Bodyspotting techniques. Our exclusive Telehealth services provide flexibility and privacy, catering specifically to high-achieving clients seeking an individualized therapy experience.

The practice specializes in an Integrative model, including themes from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Child Centered Play Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Experiential Therapy, Brainspotting, and Bodyspotting. These approaches help clients address various mental health challenges, personal development needs, and holistic wellness aspirations.

The primary clientele consists of high-achieving individuals, couples, partnerships, professionals, and families seeking tailored mental health services that align with their lifestyle, privacy needs, and personal growth goals.

By limiting the client list, the practice ensures each client receives personalized attention and an individualized therapy experience. Additionally, therapists pursue ongoing professional development to stay updated with the latest therapeutic innovations and techniques.

The practice emphasizes privacy throughout the client journey. Their Telehealth platform is designed for discretion, allowing clients to integrate therapy seamlessly into their lives. Furthermore, a feedback system ensures continuous improvement in maintaining client confidentiality and satisfaction.

Besides therapy sessions, the practice offers intensives for individuals, couples and families, Life Coaching through Mindset & Accountability Coaching, virtual groups, and virtual workshops focusing on personal and professional development. These initiatives provide clients with targeted support for various aspects of their well-being.

Sessions are structured to be up to 50-minutes long for individual’s and up to 60-minutes for couples, providing ample time for an in-depth therapeutic experience. Clients may inquire about longer sessions.

Intensives consist of three and a half consecutive therapy sessions in a single day, offering a more immersive experience compared to traditional sessions, ideal for clients seeking deep and accelerated progress. Especially couples.

Each investment varies based on individual needs.

The cost of therapy counseling can vary widely depending on the therapist’s qualifications, the location, and the length and frequency of sessions. The sessions here are premium-priced, reflecting the exclusive and tailored nature of the services, providing flexibility for clients. My services are for those valuing their personal growth. The work is intense and highly personalized, ensuring that clients looking to elevate their lives get the best possible care.

Insurance companies focus on profit and often compromise client confidentiality. Although I do anccept a small caseload of insurance clients, I also maintain loyalty to my out-of-network pay clients, ensuring their privacy and providing a level of care that aligns with the values of MRTherapy Wellness Space LLC.

The best professional to see for counseling depends on the issues you want to address. Always ensure that the professional you choose is licensed and has experience relevant to your needs.

When using in-network benefits, your therapist is required to share detailed information with your insurance company, such as your diagnosis, treatment plans, and, in some cases, progress notes. This is because insurance companies review claims to determine medical necessity and ensure proper billing. While in-network benefits often involve lower upfront costs (like copays or coinsurance), your sensitive information may be subject to more frequent review by the insurance company.

With out-of-network benefits, your privacy is better protected. Your therapist only provides the basic details needed for reimbursement, like session dates, a diagnosis code, and fees. Detailed treatment records or progress notes are rarely requested. While you may need to pay the therapist directly and submit a claim for reimbursement, many clients find the added confidentiality to be worth the initial cost.

If you value maximum privacy, paying out-of-pocket without involving insurance ensures your information remains entirely confidential, as no records are shared with third parties.