Frequently Asked Questions

Our fees are based on a sliding scale fee and vary depending on combined family income:

-Below $60,000 = $65

-$60,000-$70,000 = $75

-$70,001-$80,000 = $85

-$80,001-$90,000 = $95

-$90.001-$100,000 = $105

-Over $100,000 = $125

-Cash

-Checks made payable to Hometown Christian Counseling

-Credit cards through Square

-Zelle

-Venmo

-Cash App

We do not accept insurance. One of the primary benefits to not accepting insurance is the additional level of confidentiality protection.

Each counseling session lasts between 45-60 minutes depending on individual (adult/couple or adolescent). Sessions are available weekly, but frequency is usually determined by the client's situation, preference, availability, and budget.

If an emergency occurs or you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, please notify our office at least 24 hours in advance to let them know. There is a mandatory $35 cancellation fee if you fail to contact the office or show for an appointment.

We provide a faith-based approach in dealing with the issues, problems, and challenges of life to individuals, couples (married, unmarried, engaged), and adolescents. Our approach is a way of finding freedom and peace, instead of anxiety, fear and depression, and conflict; by understanding and embracing the grace and truth revealed in God's word. We are compassionate listeners, but we offer more than support. We also do a series of teachings as part of our sessions. For counseling to be effective, a willing attitude and an openness to be transformed is essential on the part of the client.

Please understand that this is a safe place. Your confidentiality will be of utmost importance. The staff adhere to a professional code of ethics. The confidentiality of your visit, your files, and your discussion with us are protected by ethical practice. In addition, we use white noise machines for another layer of privacy. We adhere to all HIPAA privacy laws. There are, however, a few important confidentiality exceptions you should know.

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Limits of Confidentiality:

We are required by law to notify relevant others for the following to ensure to the safety of clients and others:

1. If you say or do something that threatens your safety or life, (i.e. suicide);

2. If you say or do something that threatens the life or safety of others;

3. If there is known or suspected child or elder abuse.