NEW! Affordable Counseling Option
We understand that not everyone can afford private psychotherapy, but we believe ALL individuals should have access to quality support and mental health services regardless of financial variables. While publicly funded mental health services are always a viable option,* we are committed to providing a lower cost option for our community within the private practice setting through our Clinical Internship Program.
If you don’t have insurance, or you find that your insurance doesn’t cover therapy, our Affordable Counseling option may be the right fit for you or a family member.
How Does It Work?
Just like private therapy at regular rates, you will receive an individualized treatment plan according to your needs and circumstances. You will have the ability to meet regularly for counseling and to work toward your treatment goals with access to top notch resources. All Bridges Counseling therapists are trained to help clients develop better cognitive and emotional skills and cope with various life challenges to improve their lives.
Who Will My Therapist Be?
Meet Charlotte.
Charlotte is pursuing a Master’s Degree at the Rutgers University School of Social Work and is in intensive on-site training as a social work professional alongside Owner/Director, Heather DiDomenico. She has a wealth of life experience and will be working especially with those having depression and anxiety. Her specialization is in counseling teens and young adults within the LGBTQ+ community.
Office hours are Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in Flanders from 10:30a - 2:30p.
In-person or virtual
How Do I Qualify?
You can qualify if one or more of the following apply to you:
A. You do not have insurance
B. Your insurance plan does not have out of network benefits
C. You cannot afford our Private Pay rates
D. You are an adult 20+ years old
E. You think Charlotte’s specialties reflect your personal needs
What Is The Cost?
The initial “Intake Session” includes a one hour assessment to gather information and address client needs and goals. Subsequent sessions are 45 minutes. $50 per session.
*You can find free or low cost therapy through social services, nonprofits, universities, financial assistance programs, and employee assistance programs. The National Alliance on Mental Illness has a telephone line that offers free assistance and advice 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can reach the helpline at 1-800-950-6264. This is a great resource not only for emergency situations but also for guidance on where and how to access additional free resources in your area.
