Frequently asked questions.

Yes! We would love to meet you.

YES! If appropriate our child therapists will see children as young as three years old for play therapy sessions. More information about child therapy fees and appointments can be found on the child therapy page.

Yes! We offer telehealth to anyone residing in Texas using a confidential system. This service is a session using webcams between the therapist and the client. Click here to learn more about online counseling or to schedule an appointment.

No. We believe that accepting insurance could create insurance based treatment plans and less confidentiality for our clients. Dr. Sarah Schewitz has written a great article called The Real Reasons (That Nobody Tells You) About Why Therapists Don’t Accept Insurance, and we’ve posted our own blog to explain the options we have and why we do things that way.

Why The Hope Place doesn’t Accept Insurance

We understand that therapy can be expensive, we also offer a superbill that can be used with your insurance company to claim out of network benefits that might be owed to you.

We even have a student program that costs $40 per session. If we’re not a good fit for you, we’ll help you find someone who is.

Yes. We are licensed and can diagnose mental health issues via the DSM-5TR.

Yup! The marriage relationship is the most intimate relationship we can have on this earth. We provide solution focused brief therapy to help get your marriage back on track.

Click here to see the schedule.

Each therapist has their own schedule. Some night and weekend sessions are available. Available appointments can be seen on the schedule page. When choosing your therapist you can see what their schedule typically looks like throughout the week.

We are trauma informed and responsive therapists with experience and training in depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, grief, and various mood disorders.

At least one of our therapists specializes in:

Betrayal Trauma

PTSD

OCD

ADHD

Mental Performance Enhancement

Work life boundaries

Divorce Trauma

Life transitions

Medical Trauma

Depression

Anxiety

Phobias

Social skills

Communication problems

Anxiety regarding pain management and dyslexia

Grief

Psychedelic therapy

PTSD and more…

Play Therapy, Animal Assisted Therapy, and so much more! To see the full list, check out our services page.

Rachel Terry offers solution focused brief therapy for our talk therapy and intake sessions. She also offers accelerated resolution therapy that uses eye movements to process trauma and revisioning therapy for those who seem to have consistent negative thinking about themselves or others.

Rachel Nauss uses a variety of play therapy techniques to treat children, and she uses Sand Tray therapy for adults, teens, and children.

Cameron Schober offers Narrative/Solution Focused Therapy and marriage counseling. Cameron also offers Psychedelic Assisted therapy for adults.

Jessica Barber also offers a goal oriented, solution focused approach.

Elissa Jeter and Jessica Clough offer goal oriented, CBT approaches.

Karin Schober offers an SFBT approach and sees children, teens, and adults.

Accelerated Resolution Therapy is more succinct and procedural than EMDR, although it uses the same eye movements. There is no need for the client to describe their trauma to the therapist, unless the client finds it useful.

Clinically significant improvement typically happens between 1 and 5 sessions. Each session is a stand-alone intervention. No homework required by client.

That depends! Sessions are usually 45 to 50 minutes. This can vary on the service. Each therapist has their own rate depending on experience and licensure. To see each therapists rate you can go to our team page here.