Why Self Pay:

Paying for therapy directly, often referred to as self-pay, can provide significant benefits that go beyond a simple transaction. It offers you the greatest degree of control over your care, ensuring that your treatment is dictated by your needs and goals, not by insurance limitations. This approach prioritizes your privacy, as no information about your diagnosis or treatment needs to be shared with a third party. 

• Privacy and Confidentiality: When you don't use insurance, your diagnosis and treatment plan are not shared with a third party. This offers a higher level of privacy and confidentiality.
• Greater Flexibility: Self-pay allows you to choose your therapist based on what you need, rather than being limited to a specific network. It also gives you more control over the frequency and duration of your sessions.
• No Diagnosis Required: For insurance to cover therapy, a therapist must provide a mental health diagnosis. With self-pay, you can focus on personal growth, relationships, or other concerns without the need for a formal diagnosis on your permanent health record.