What state does TLC provide teletherapy?
- Pennsylvania
How much is therapy at TLC?
- Children/Adolescents $100
- Individual $120
- Couples/Family $160
What type of payments does TLC accept?
- CashApp
- Cash
- Discover
- Mastercard
- Visa
- HSA/FSA
- Venmo
Which insurances does TLC accept?
You must live in PA to use these insurances.
- Highmark
- Optum
- UnitedHealth
- Coming Soon (Aetna)
You must live in PA to use these insurances.
What is TLC's cancellation policy?
Please provide 24 hour notice if you need to cancel or change your scheduled appointment. Appointments cancelled with 24 hour notice will be charged a full session fee. Please be on time for your session as other clients may have appointments immediately following yours. If you are late, the session will still end on time and you will still be responsible for full payment.
Please provide 24 hour notice if you need to cancel or change your scheduled appointment. Appointments cancelled with 24 hour notice will be charged a full session fee. Please be on time for your session as other clients may have appointments immediately following yours. If you are late, the session will still end on time and you will still be responsible for full payment.
What do I need for teletherapy?
- Access to a computer/phone with a camera
- A quiet, noise-free home office space that is free of distractions
How is online therapy beneficial compared to seeing a therapist in person?
They are both great ways to attend therapy. It boils down to your preference. Teletherapy is available to almost anyone as long as you have access to a computer/phone. Online therapy allows you to heal from the comfort of your own home without having to worry about transportation issues (parking, gas, traffic, etc.) or childcare. Online therapy can also help yous keep your appointments and minimize no-shows at face-to-face sessions. Online therapy is so flexible in that, you can have a late-night session for whatever reason you could attend therapy during 9 to 5 hours.
They are both great ways to attend therapy. It boils down to your preference. Teletherapy is available to almost anyone as long as you have access to a computer/phone. Online therapy allows you to heal from the comfort of your own home without having to worry about transportation issues (parking, gas, traffic, etc.) or childcare. Online therapy can also help yous keep your appointments and minimize no-shows at face-to-face sessions. Online therapy is so flexible in that, you can have a late-night session for whatever reason you could attend therapy during 9 to 5 hours.
What if I am in a crisis?
If you are in a crisis, online therapy is not the best option for you. Calling 9–1–1 or going to your nearest crisis center is best.
What should I look for in a therapist? How will I know if it’s a ‘good fit’?
- Credentials: Credentials don’t automatically mean that someone is a great therapist, but it lets you know the therapist has at least met certain minimum standards to be a therapist.
- Experience: Experience makes a tremendous difference, particularly those trained in specific mental health areas. There is no need to avoid newer therapists, they regularly consult with more experienced colleagues. It’s okay to ask questions about their background.
- Therapeutic Relationship: A therapist should feel like a potential partner on your journey towards growth; someone that you can connect with. They should impart some sense of hope and you certainly should not walk away feeling looked down on, told off, judged, mocked or criticized.
- Therapists’ Theoretical Orientation: You certainly don’t need to know about your therapist’s theoretical orientation to enjoy its benefits, but some people do resonate more with one approach than another.
What if I need my therapist to appear in court on my behalf?
The fee is $250 per hour for a deposition. Whomever issues a subpoena, defendant or plaintiff, is responsible for payment. The fee must be paid in full 30 days prior to the expected court date. If you (the client) request and signed a release of your records, the fee is $2 per page for medical records. The fee must be paid in full 30 days prior to the expected court date.
The fee is $250 per hour for a deposition. Whomever issues a subpoena, defendant or plaintiff, is responsible for payment. The fee must be paid in full 30 days prior to the expected court date. If you (the client) request and signed a release of your records, the fee is $2 per page for medical records. The fee must be paid in full 30 days prior to the expected court date.
