Question 1

How long does the process take?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, there is no easy, one size fits all response. Depending on your unique goals and circumstances, the timeline varies. Typically, most treatment modalities we utilize range anywhere from 12-20 weeks. However, as goals change that could mean extra sessions. Sessions are usually 45-53 minutes long, and depending on schedules occur on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly frequency.

Question 2

What is expected of me while my child is in session?

Accepted Answer

You are welcome to remain in the waiting room area while your child completes their session. You are also free to run an errand or wait in your vehicle. We ask that you are present in the building within five minutes of your child’s session ending to ensure timely transitions for everyone.

Question 3

What is Play Therapy?

Accepted Answer

According to the Association for Play Therapy, play therapy is a powerful tool for addressing cognitive, behavioral, and emotional challenges. Play is essential to human growth, development, learning, and forming relationships. Play can help children better process their experiences and develop more effective strategies for managing their worlds. Specifically chosen toys and games are used to build trust, regulate emotions, promote creative thinking, encourage communication, increase self-esteem, and encourage problem-solving.

Question 4

What insurances do we accept?

Accepted Answer

In-network with: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Sanford Health, North Dakota Medicaid 
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Private Pay Rates: 
Diagnostic Evaluation: $225
60 Minute Session: $200
45 Minute Session: $150
30 Minute Session: $100

If you do not have health insurance or wish to use private pay rates you are entitled to a “Good Faith Estimate” to know and understand the expected costs for treatment.

CMS Good Faith Estimate link > 
 https://www.cms.gov/medical-bill-rights/help/guides/good-faith-estimate

Question 5

Who is therapy for?

Accepted Answer

The simple answer, everyone! You do not need to be in an active crisis or have experienced a traumatic event to receive therapeutic services. If you are interested in improving your mental health or quality of life you could benefit from therapy. If you're still unsure, reach out and we'd love to discuss things further.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the process take?

What is expected of me while my child is in session?

What is Play Therapy?

What insurances do we accept?

Who is therapy for?

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