Frequently Asked Questions

  • Payment is due at the time of service. You may pay with any major debit/credit card, FSA/HSA card. We also have limited sliding scale pay spots.

  • Elizabeth can accept Aetna & Cigna insurance plans. Many our clients pay with their HSA card or can be provided and Superbill if Elizabeth is out of network with your plan.

    Payment is due at the time of service. You may pay your fees and copays with any major debit/credit card, FSA/HSA card.

  • We bring this up because this is something we hear often from many people who have felt pulled to therapy for a while but aren’t sure if they actually need it. If you have been going back and forth for a while on whether or not you need it, it might be worth it to give it a shot.

    If you have ever felt anxious, depressed, overwhelmed, stressed, dealing with relationship or family difficulties, problems with boundaries, trauma or a difficult life experience, or grief, then therapy might be right for you. And if you’ve never dealt with any of these issues, please tell us your secret.

  • We wish there was a more clearcut answer but it is different for everyone and it depends on many factors. Typically clients are in therapy 1-3 months, 3-6 months, or 6-12 months. For couples I try and keep sessions between 6-10 sessions maximum. Additional sessions may be needed depending on the complexity of the case. Elizabeth can discuss this in more detail with you at anytime during your counseling.

  • You must cancel within 48 hours of your session time, or you may be charged $100. This allows us to offer the time slot to someone else who may want it. You can call 325-261-8360 or email at admin@acadiapsychotherapy.com to cancel. We try to respect your time and ask the same in return. We appreciate your understanding with our cancellation policy.

  • All sessions are 53 minutes in length. If you require a longer session, please discuss with Elizabeth. Self Pay clients can add time to their sessions for up to 160 minutes total.

Taking care of your mental health is an act of self-love.