FAQ
How do I know if I need counseling?
If you are relying on destructive habits (pornography, gambling, excessive drinking) to cope, if your marriage is suffering from chronic conflict or distance, or if you feel consistently overwhelmed, angry, or burned out—it’s time. You don’t have to wait for a crisis to seek help.
What insurance do you take?
I currently accept Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, and Medical Mutual. If you’re not in-network, don’t worry. You almost never have to pay full price.
How much does it cost?
The price for the assessment is $125 and regular sessions are $100. Your cost will vary depending on your insurance. If you think you can’t afford it, just give me a call. Don’t let money get in the way of getting help.
Do you Work with Pornography & Gambling?
Yes, these are primary specialties. We approach these issues directly, focusing on identifying triggers, establishing accountability systems, and building practical discipline rather than just relying on willpower.
Do you offer Christian Counseling?
Yes. For clients who request it, faith is integrated into the therapeutic process. We combine biblical principles with evidence-based clinical practices. However, this is only at the client’s request; standard clinical therapy is provided for all others.
Do you see couples?
My primary focus is working with men individually. Often, the most effective way for a husband to improve his marriage is to do his own individual work first—learning communication, accountability, and emotional regulation.
How long does counseling take?
This varies by individual. Some men achieve their goals in a few months of focused work, while others dealing with deep-rooted addictions or trauma may require longer-term support. The goal is always to equip you with tools to eventually graduate from therapy.
What if I’m skeptical?
Most men are skeptical before they start. That’s why I offer a free 15-minute phone consultation. We can talk briefly, you can ask questions, and we can decide if this approach makes sense for you with no pressure.
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