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Pricing & FAQs
Simple, transparent fees
Self-pay, stated plainly, with superbills provided.
Time here is spent where it matters most: directly with clients. For that reason, Rising Tide doesn’t bill insurance companies, since the billing process takes valuable time away from client care.
Clients who wish to use their insurance benefits receive a superbill, an itemized receipt of services, to submit to their provider for potential reimbursement. Reimbursement isn’t guaranteed and depends on the plan, though many clients successfully receive it.
Payment is due at the time of service. Clients may keep a card securely on file for automatic payment, or log in to pay online anytime.
Individual counseling60-minute virtual session
$135
Premarital counseling60-minute virtual session
$165
First consultSee whether we’re the right fit
Free
Sessions run 55 minutes, with time reserved for scheduling at the end.
Commonly asked questions
It’s normal to wonder how this works
How long is a typical counseling session?
Counseling sessions last 55 minutes, which also accounts for scheduling at the end of the session.
What should I expect during my first counseling session?
The first session is an opportunity to build rapport: exploring your background, family history, what brings you in, and your goals for therapy. The best predictor of success in counseling is a strong, collaborative relationship, so the early focus is on building trust, understanding your story more deeply, and identifying the strategies that fit your goals. It can feel intimidating to open up at first. That’s normal, and the pace is always yours.
Will the things I say in session remain private?
Everything discussed in session remains private and confidential. The only limits to confidentiality are if a client is a danger to themselves or others, or if abuse is suspected.
How often will I need counseling?
Session frequency is personalized and decided together, considering symptoms, goals, and progress over time. Sessions may be more frequent at first and become less so as progress builds. There is never an obligation to commit to a specific frequency.
How do I know if counseling will work for me?
Counseling isn’t about a “quick fix.” It’s about creating a safe space to explore what’s weighing on you, gain clarity, and develop tools that actually fit your life. For many people, simply having someone truly listen without judgment is the first step toward healing.
How much does counseling cost?
Individual counseling sessions are $135.00 and premarital counseling sessions are $165.00. Fees are due at the time of service. Session invoices (superbills) can be submitted to your insurance company for reimbursement, though coverage varies by plan and can’t be guaranteed.
Is it normal to feel nervous about starting counseling?
Yes, completely normal. Many people feel a mix of anticipation and anxiety when reaching out for help. You might wonder what to expect, whether you’ll open up easily, or if counseling will really help. These feelings don’t mean you’re not ready; they’re a sign you’re stepping into something new and meaningful.
What do I talk about in counseling?
Anything that feels important to you. Some people start with a specific struggle; others just know they want life to feel better but aren’t sure where to begin. There’s no wrong topic in counseling. If it matters to you, it matters here.
How should I prepare for my first session?
Nothing special is needed to prepare; simply showing up is already a big step. If it helps, you can spend a little time reflecting beforehand, or bring a notebook to jot down insights and tools you find helpful along the way.
Do I need to be a Christian to work with Jada?
Absolutely not. Christian counseling is available for those who desire it, but it is never a requirement to become a client; clients come from many different backgrounds. The only request is a willingness to heal, learn, and grow. Therapy should leave you with the tools and confidence to move forward and reach your own goals.
Take your next step
Healing begins with one conversation.
Share a little about what’s going on and what you’re looking for. Every message gets a personal reply, and the consult is a chance to see whether it’s the right fit for the work ahead.