Telehealth and In-Office Appointments

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This is a 60 minute counseling/therapy session where we go over all history information, talk about what brings you here today, and set goals for your sessions. 

45 minute counseling/therapy session

45-60 minute counseling/therapy session including the identified client and at least one other person. 

60-90 minute group session.  The fee ranges from $40-$50 a person a week, depending on the services offered.  Discounts offered if paying for all groups in full.  These can be skill based, counseling/therapy based, or crisis therapy based groups.

6-8 hour day retreat and 2 day retreats offered. This fee is a per person rate based on the available retreat, fees range from $150-$300, based on the specific retreat plans and details.  These are offered at different times throughout the year and are meant to renew your mind with individual work done in a group setting through different art modalities, meditation, journaling, and nature. 

30 minutes to 2 hours (or can be added into intensive sessions) and are offered in-office or online.  Fees range from $100-$850 per package/session.  We can work on many different topics to include relaxation, self-esteem, weight loss, past life regression, and even trauma

4 weekly session package that includes personal recordings to assist you in meeting your weight loss goals, without limiting what you eat, surgery, or pills.

3-6 hour intensive trauma reprocessing.  The fee ranges from $350-$1000 per day, based on time spent in session work.  This is a proven way to find healing faster than your once per week sessions.  These can include one or more of the following: EMDR, Brainspotting, Reiki, and Hypnosis.  Please contact Sandy Andres to schedule a free consultation on this service. 

The Firesetting Risk Assessment Tool for Youth (FRAT-Y), ages 5-17, was created by Dr. Robert Stadol and described as a “third generation” risk assessment tool that is designed to bridge the gap between purely scientific and actuarial risk prediction measures and the earlier practice of making unstructured and therefore subjective, possibly unreliable, clinical judgments. Perceptions had the unique opportunity to have 6 Clinicians trained in this tool, and complete a comprehensive evaluation.