Summary
This page outlines therapy rates in Hawaiʻi, Illinois, and Washington for trauma‑informed, evidence‑based PTSD treatment. It includes transparent pricing for assessment, Prolonged Exposure (PE), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), accelerated formats, and brief follow‑up sessions. In addition, this page describes rates for organizational services such as consultation, training, and program development. These therapy rates in Hawaiʻi and other licensed states reflect a small, privacy‑focused practice committed to individualized care, extended sessions, and clear expectations around billing and scheduling.
Q&A
Q: What are your therapy rates in Hawaii, Illinois, and Washington?
A: My therapy rates in Hawaiʻi, Illinois, and Washington are transparent and self‑pay. Assessment and intake sessions are $375, PE sessions are $350, and CBT or brief follow‑up sessions are $250. As a result, you can easily understand the full cost of care before beginning treatment.
Q: Why do you use a self‑pay model?
A: I use a self‑pay model because it allows me to keep my practice small, protect your privacy, and offer extended, evidence‑based PTSD treatment without insurance restrictions. In addition, this approach avoids limits on session length, frequency, or type of care.
Q: Do you provide a Good Faith Estimate?
A: Yes. I provide a Good Faith Estimate so you can clearly see the expected cost of therapy. Furthermore, this estimate supports transparency and helps you plan for care without surprises.
Q: Do you accept HSA or FSA accounts?
A: Yes. Thrive Psychology accepts HSA/FSA accounts and all major credit cards. Payment is due at the time of session, and a card is securely stored on file for easy billing.
Q: What is your cancellation and no‑show policy?
A: I bill the full amount of the scheduled service for late arrivals, cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice, or missed appointments. Therefore, I outline this policy clearly so you know exactly what to expect.
Q: What are the rates for organizational services?
A: Organizational services follow a transparent structure as well. Group consultation for PE is $3,500 for a 15‑session series, individual consultation is $250 per session, and training ranges from $250 for a single session to $1,750 for a full training day. In addition, program development and implementation facilitation are available by contract.
Q: Do you work with insurance or offer out‑of‑network support?
A: I am not in network with insurance companies. However, some clients choose to explore out‑of‑network benefits. If eligible, you’ll receive a monthly Superbill to submit for possible reimbursement. Please note that reimbursement is not guaranteed and requires a formal diagnosis that becomes part of your permanent medical record.
Thrive Rates
Therapy rates in Hawaiʻi, Illinois, and Washington are listed below for both individual services and organizational offerings such as consultation and training.
Rate for therapy services in Hawaiʻi, Illinois, and Washington. As well as rates for organizations services such as consultation and training.
These therapy rates in Hawaiʻi, Illinois, and Washington reflect transparent, self‑pay pricing for evidence‑based PTSD treatment and trauma‑informed care.
Therapy Rates in Hawaiʻi, Illinois, and Washington
Thrive Psychology is self-pay only. As a result, all services are billed directly to you at the time of session.
- Assessment, initial intake, session (80-120 minutes): $375
- Accelerated and traditional PE therapy session (75-90 minutes): $350
- Brief PE coaching or follow-up session (40-50 minutes): $250
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) session (50 minutes): $250
My therapy rates in Hawaiʻi, Illinois, and Washington support a small, privacy‑focused practice that offers extended sessions and individualized PTSD treatment.
In addition, I provide a good faith estimate of my therapy rates in Hawaiʻi, Illinois, and Washington. As a result, you can quickly see the full cost of care without surprises.
Thrive Psychology accepts HSA/FSA accounts and all major credit cards. Payment is due at the time of session. Consultation series and trainings are billed in advance, upon confirmation.
I review and complete a financial disclosure form, and Thrive Psychology securely retains a credit card number on file for easy billing.
In addition, I maintain clear expectations around scheduling to support consistency and accountability
Therapy Rates: Cancellation and No-Show Policy
Thrive Psychology bills for the full amount of the scheduled service in cases of late arrival, late cancellation (less than 24-hours’ notice), and missed appointments. Therefore, I outline my cancellation policy so you know exactly what to expect.
Rates for Services for Organizations
Similarly, organizational services follow a transparent pricing structure.
- Accelerated CBT Program Development: Contract Thrive to discuss a contract
- Group Consultation for PE series (15 sessions, 50 minutes each): $3,500
- Individual Consultation for PE (1 session, 1 clinician, 50 minutes): $250
- Implementation Facilitation for Accelerated CBT Programs: Contact Thrive to discuss a contract
- Training (40-50 minutes of instruction time): $250
- Training day (6 hours of instructional time): $1,750
Insurance
I am not in network with any insurance companies.
I choose not to accept insurance because many plans limit the type, length, and frequency of sessions and require a formal diagnosis that becomes part of your permanent health record. Working outside of insurance allows me to keep my practice small, protect your privacy, and provide highly individualized, evidence‑based PTSD care without external restrictions.
However, some clients choose to explore out‑of‑network benefits for possible reimbursement.
Out-of-Network Billing
Some insurance plans offer out‑of‑network benefits that may provide partial reimbursement. We encourage you to check directly with your insurance company to confirm your coverage.
If you qualify, you’ll receive a monthly Superbill through your secure portal to submit for possible reimbursement. Please note that reimbursement is not guaranteed, and I do not communicate with insurance companies.
Submitting a Superbill requires a formal mental health diagnosis, which becomes part of your permanent medical record. Please consider this as you decide whether to use out‑of‑network benefits.
For general information about mental health coverage, visit the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).