What Is an Intensive Session?
- EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
- Somatic therapy
- Couples therapy
- Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (low dose)
Traditional Therapy: every 1-2 weeks
- Steady, sustained growth over time
- Building skills and practicing them between sessions
- Address ongoing relationships, work dynamics, or transitions
- Spreads out the cost of therapy over time
- More interruptions – an hour ends just as things are getting somewhere
- Time is split between the ongoing stuff of life and the deeper themes and patterns that recur – sometimes helpful to start, but limits deeper work over time
Intensive sessions
- Depth without interruption
- Greater focus on root themes and patterns (traumas, relationship patterns, limiting core beliefs, etc.)
- On average, more growth and healing across fewer hours of therapy
- Efficiency of scheduling for busy people and couples
- Can be combined with regular therapy occurring every 1-2 weeks to move through tough blocks
- Greater up-front investment of time and money
Specialized help for Anxiety and Stress
Your stress and anxiety are unique. Your personalized treatment should be, too.
We offer several holistic, evidence-based methods for treating stress and anxiety, and we’ll be happy to guide you through the options that fit your needs best. Take a deep breath. You got this, and we’re here to help.
Holistic Talk Therapy
Work through your triggers, your challenges, and your deepest desires for your life through talk therapy with an insightful, holistic therapist. Learn the skills to facilitate your journey to healing.
EMDR
Rapidly reprocess and rewire emotional triggers leading to stress, anxiety, depression, and more. Adapted beyond the treatment of trauma, EMDR helps with everyday triggers effectively also.
IFS
Often blended with other approaches, IFS offers new insights into old patterns so you can work more effectively with your triggers and emotional challenges.
Somatic Therapy
Working with the physical body and nervous system in therapy is an important part of healing anxiety and stress. That’s why we blend in somatic therapy elements to facilitate your healing.
Accelerated Therapy
Who May Benefit From an Intensive
- Feel stuck in their current therapy and are ready for a different level of engagement
- Have schedules that make consistent weekly appointments difficult to maintain
- Are experiencing a more pressing need and want focused relief in a concentrated period
- Have patterns that make it hard to fully drop into the work in a standard 60-min window
- Tend to get pulled into day-to-day stressors between sessions, making it difficult to stay with deeper therapeutic themes over time
- Are a couple navigating a relational crisis or acute need that calls for more than a weekly hour can hold, or a couple with schedules that are difficult to coordinate
What to Expect: Session Format
- An opening check-in and orientation to settle into the space and the work
- A first extended working block (approximately 90 minutes of active therapeutic work)
- A mid-session break (approximately 15–20 minutes) – time to rest, eat a snack, step outside briefly, or decompress
- A second extended working block (approximately 90 minutes)
- A closing period of reflection and integration (approximately 30 minutes) to help you transition out of the session and orient toward the rest of your day
Session Fees
- Christy Boaman, LPCA – $800
- Mandy Duff, LMFTA – $850
- Stephanie Adams-Rodriguez, LPC – $1050
- Dena Ewing, LPC – $1050
- Lisa Annan, LPC – $1050 – limited availability for intensives
- Brooke Hill – $1200
A four hour session is more than adding together four individual 1-hour sessions. It is a structured package that often replaces what could take several months of regular standard therapy. For many people, it is actually more cost-effective after factoring in the total investment over time. The prices also reflect the added clinical preparation and additional hours extended by the therapist.
Not sure if accelerated therapy is for you?
Your first stop is a 60-minute intake appointment to begin the therapy process. After talking in more detail about your current needs, we’ll help you think through which option makes the most sense for you and get that process started. We are also happy to talk through general questions on the phone any time at (843) 284-7340.