We do not take individual insurance; we work with agencies or organizations to cover the cost for a certain number of sessions (it varies depending on the agency; we can confirm for you how many sessions will be covered). If your agency does not contract with us, we can;

• try to help you connect with the agency’s identified resource or;

• connect you with our It’s a Calling Foundation clinicians for reduced-rate out-of-pocket sessions.

Many of the agencies and organizations we partner with will cover some therapy sessions. If additional sessions are needed beyond that we will work with you and some of our partners to continue care, we do not want financial stress to prevent anyone from seeking care.

Yes, but…

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After leaving us a message, a member of our team will reach out with some follow-up questions. This will help us find the best therapist for you. Once we match you with one of our counselors you will receive a message or call from them to get your first appointment set up. Then you will be sent some paperwork via email along with your appointment information.

• For virtual appointments, a link will be sent to you for you to join a HIPAA-compliant telehealth appointment.

• If your appointment is in person please arrive at our office by your appointment time. The door is secured by a keypad, you will be given this entry code by your therapist.

In a word, yeah. There are several types of talk therapy, also known as psychotherapy. You and your therapist will work together to find the best solution for you. Psychotherapy can be an alternative to medication or work alongside it. For a more extensive look at what psychotherapy is you can read this article from the National Health Institute.

CODE-4 does not prescribe medications. However, we do partner with several clinicians that do. We will also recommend clinicians that will consider your profession and the possible side effects of medications. If medication may help, your therapist will work with you and make the proper referral.

For the general population, not really. Therapists are trained to apply evidence-based practices and don’t necessarily need to have experienced similar circumstances. That being said, the community that we are a part of and serve faces many more challenges than most others. We blend the academic skills and lived experience as first responders and veterans to foster a place of trust and community. Many of us have been there, we have seen the issues that can and do come up and we are here to help. We’ve got your back.

Similar to a hospital there are different levels of licensure for psychologists. PsyD. is someone with a doctorate in psychology, similar to your Medical Doctor (MD). under that, you have Masters Level therapists that could be compared to a physician’s assistant. They deliver the same services as a PsyD. and are supervised by Doctors. We also have counselors that have completed most of their academic requirements and are now participating in their clinical internships. These individuals are supervised and very excited to put their learning into practice.