Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Answered
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Telehealth uses a confidential virtual platform, like Zoom, to meet with the therapist in a private setting. Your only requirements are a device capable of connecting to both audio and visual platforms and the internet. Therapy is, of course, a personal process, so having a private place without interruptions is also needed.
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Teletherapy is an extension of a therapy office that helps to break down barriers to transportation and time constraints. You can participate from any private space with internet. It’s helpful for those who live in rural areas, can’t drive to an office, or have a busy schedule and need to fit therapy between commitments.
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We offer teletherapy services for adults, adolescents, and children dealing with mental health and behavioral challenges related to trauma.
I can also provide trauma-focused group training for organizations dealing with pervasive burnout and team trauma.
Somatic yoga and meditation for individuals and groups is also available.
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Getting started is simple. Call 907-799-6226 or email contact@cherrytreebehavioralhealth.com to schedule your appointment.
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I accept Moda, Premera, Aetna, and Cigna insurance.
My rates are $150 per hour for individuals and $175 per hour for sessions that include a caregiver and child.
If you are not insured, please reach out, and we can discuss options.
Payment is due at the time of the scheduled session. Payments can be made through PayPal. I will provide a billing statement that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.
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One of the biggest barriers to therapy is not reluctance to the healing process, but instead, the difficulty of time and transportation. I offer evening and weekend appointments so we can meet virtually on your schedule.
My focus on trauma and its impact on daily life is different from the “what is happening today” approach of many therapists. I want to help you discover and heal the impact, so that you can go forward and enjoy your life. While it can be scary to bring up traumatic memories from the past, you will be supported in the process.
