Notices
Before you reach out.
Please read these limits before you contact us. They describe what this website can and cannot do, and what happens before a counseling relationship begins.
This is not emergency care
We do not provide crisis or emergency services. If you or someone else is in danger, thinking about suicide, or needs help right now, call or text 988, or call 911. Do not use our contact form, email, or a voicemail for an emergency.
A message is not a counseling relationship
Reading this website, calling us, emailing us, or sending the contact form does not make you a client and does not start a confidential counseling relationship. Care begins only after you and one of us agree to work together and complete intake. A free 15-minute consultation helps you decide whether our services fit. It is not a therapy session.
Email and this form are not private
Our contact form and ordinary email are not a secure patient portal and are not the right place for symptoms, history, or other clinical details. Send only what we need to reply: your name, a way to reach you, and who you hope to see. Once counseling starts, your counselor will tell you how messages are handled. A written Notice of Privacy Practices is given at intake. This page is not that notice.
The site is information, not advice for you
These pages describe how we work. They are not a diagnosis, a treatment plan, or professional advice for your situation. Nothing on the site replaces a visit with a qualified clinician, and reading it does not create a duty for us to treat you.
No promised outcome
Counseling can help, and it does not help everyone in the same way or on a set schedule. We do not guarantee a result.
Three separate practices in one suite
We are independently licensed counselors who share office space. Seeing one of us does not make you a client of the others, and we do not share one chart just because we share a suite. Each of us is responsible for our own clients, fees, and schedule.
Where you can be seen
We see you in person in Boise. We offer telehealth when you are physically in Idaho during the session and your counselor is licensed there. If you will be in another state, please confirm with us before you schedule. We will not provide video services where we are not licensed.
Children and teens
If we work with your child or teenager, a parent or legal guardian is involved, except where Idaho law says otherwise. Please ask us before the first visit so consent and privacy are clear. We do not prescribe medication.
Fees and insurance
Each of us sets fees, sliding scale, and insurance, and those can change. What you see on the rates page is what we have published. It is not a promise that your plan will pay. Please check your own benefits before you start. You can ask us for a written estimate of expected costs. We have not published a cancellation rule on this site. Please ask the counselor you will see.
Licenses
We are licensed in Idaho. You can confirm a license with the Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses, Board of Professional Counselors and Marriage and Family Therapists.
Other websites
Links to Psychology Today, maps, and email leave this site. Those services have their own privacy rules. We do not control them.
License lookup: Idaho Board of Professional Counselors. Crisis help: call or text 988.