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Yes. Online counseling sessions are held through secure, HIPAA-compliant technology designed to protect your personal health information. Your counselor follows the same confidentiality standards that apply to in-person care. For added privacy, we encourage you to join sessions from a quiet, private location and use headphones when possible.

Yes. Online counseling can support people with more serious concerns, including trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, substance-use challenges, and serious mental illness, when it is clinically appropriate and part of a personalized care plan. Evidence-based treatments delivered by secure video can achieve outcomes comparable to in-person care.

However, people experiencing an immediate crisis, severe safety concerns, or symptoms requiring intensive or in-person support may need a higher level of care. Your counselor will assess your needs, develop a safety plan when appropriate, and help connect you with the right resources.

Yes. Whenever possible, you will work with the same counselor for every session, allowing you to build trust, continuity, and a strong therapeutic relationship over time.

If you need support outside of a scheduled session, we offer in-the-moment care, crisis-line support, and crisis-management services to help you navigate urgent emotional or mental-health needs. For an immediate, life-threatening emergency, you can also call 911 or 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Although our program is offered through a convenient subscription model, having health insurance may still help reduce the cost of certain additional services. If you choose or need care outside your subscription plan that involves an added fee, we can provide an itemized receipt for you to submit to your insurance provider for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Session length may vary based on your needs and care plan. Your counselor will explain what to expect and help determine a schedule that works for you.

The frequency of sessions is based on your goals, needs, availability, and level of support needed. Some clients benefit from weekly sessions, while others may meet less often or use additional in-the-moment support.

Virtual counseling can provide support for stress, anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, life transitions, grief, trauma, burnout, coping skills, emotional wellness, and other behavioral-health needs.

When clinically appropriate, couples, family members, or other supportive individuals may be included in sessions with your consent. Your counselor can help determine what best supports your goals and privacy.

A strong connection with your counselor matters. If you feel your counselor is not the right fit, let us know—we will listen to your concerns and work with you to explore appropriate options.

Sessions are not recorded without your knowledge and written permission. Your privacy and confidentiality are central to your care.

Possibly. Telehealth services are based on where you are physically located at the time of your session, not only where you live, and licensing requirements may affect whether you can meet with your regular counselor while traveling.

We can provide counseling services throughout the United States; however, you may not be able to meet with your ongoing therapist while away from your permanent residence. In those circumstances, you may elect to use our In-the-Moment Care services for support until you return home.

Your counselor may suggest reflection, skills practice, worksheets, wellness activities, or other steps between sessions. These recommendations are personalized and designed to help you apply what you are learning in daily life.