Our Services
As with many IFS trained therapists are, Soul Awakening, LLC is considered an out-of-network provider, and it does not take insurance. We are happy to provide you with an invoice at the end of each session per your request. You can submit it to your insurance company directly if your policy accepts and you may receive reimbursement.
Currently, Soul Awakening, LLC provides individual psychotherapy sessions via telehealth only.
We accept major credit cards. Payment is due at the time of service. Soul Awakening, LLC is considered an out-of-network provider.
Scroll down to learn more about the benefits of accessing therapy out-of-pocket
Investment
Initial 15 Minute Consultation
Free
Intake, Evaluation, and Treatment Planning
1st Session (50 min), $175
Individual Psychotherapy
For sessions after initial intake (50 min), $150
Benefits of accessing therapy out-of-pocket
Many Americans (Ohioans included) believe that mental healthcare is only accessible via insurance, and that without insurance the quality and cost of care may be negatively impacted. But there is another side to this coin, where working through insurance may work counter to your therapy goals.
There are several benefits to paying for therapy out-of-pocket (which is also called private pay):
Privacy and Confidentiality:
Insurance claims require a mental health diagnosis, which will then become part of your medical record.
Paying privately avoids sharing sensitive information with insurance companies.
Flexibility in Choosing a Therapist:
Therapists in your insurance network may not be the best fit for your needs, goals, or who you are as a person.
Working outside of insurance allows you to prioritize finding someone who specializes in your needs and aligns with your preferences.
Freedom in Treatment:
Without an insurance company enforcing limits or restrictions, you can receive the number and frequency of sessions needed for your progress.
Therapists can provide tailored treatment without conforming to insurance policies or diagnosis requirements when paying out-of-pocket.
In many cases patients simply want to see a therapist for overall wellness and mental health maintenance, and not because they are experiencing a crisis. Insurance often requires something to be wrong in order for a patient to be entitled to treatment.
No Impact of Diagnosis on Insurance Records:
Mental health diagnoses can sometimes affect future insurance premiums or eligibility.
Paying out of pocket keeps your therapy separate from your insurance history.
Full Control Over Scheduling and Services:
You’re not bound by insurance approvals or administrative delays, which can hold up care when you need it.
Access to Specialized or Nontraditional Treatments:
Some therapeutic approaches (also known as modalities) may not be covered by insurance, but can be made available to private-pay clients.
