Concierge Care

Concierge therapy is the epitome of individualized person-centered care. It's an invitation for you and your therapist to create your experience.

Wait, I thought all therapy was individualized and person-centered? 

Yes, at the same time things like insurance companies and location can place limitations on how creative the process can become. Being fully transparent, using insurance requires a diagnosis for treatment. This isn't is a big deal for some, but for others this can be a major conern and a barrier to accessing care. 

Concierge therapy removes this barrier and provides direct access to your provider. Imagine, no receptionist to communicate with, no fear of being seen going to your therapist's office and no reporting to a third party like an insurance company.  

If you are trying to decide if concierge therapy is right for you, here are some thoughts clients have shared in making their decision: 

I want direct contact with my therapist 

I don't want a diagnosis shared with an insurance company 

My lifestyle is too busy

I need additional privacy 

I want a higher level of confidentiality 

I don't like being in traffic 

I don't like trying to find parking or paying for parking

I feel more comfortable in my home or office 

I need a trusted person to spearhead my medical care

My attorney needs to see all of me before making a decision

I'm not saying I'm all of that, but I'm worried who would see me

Concierge therapy is only offered to a few individuals at a time. This allows for more dedicated time, a more intensive level of care, and direct contact with your therapist. 

What do you mean by intensive? 

For many clients, the first step is establishing trust. I need to know if I can trust you with my problem or secret. The process of meeting clients in their space allows your therapist to gain insight into how you live, work and navigate being you. 

It usually takes 5-6 traditional therapy sessions to learn this information. Where in concierge care, meeting you where you are literally means being and seeing things how you experience life on a day-to-day basis. This pace increases the intensity and the ability for your therapist to respond with a tailor made plan specifically designed for you.