Frequently asked questions

FAQ’s

At Counseling by Camryn, I understand that starting therapy can bring up many questions. Here you'll find answers to common questions about my approach, services, and what to expect during our work together. If you don't see your question answered below, please don't hesitate to reach out through the contact page.

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  • You can schedule an appointment through the contact form on this website, by email, or by phone. I'll respond within 24-48 business hours.


  • Yes, I offer sliding scale fees for clients experiencing financial hardship. We can discuss your specific situation to determine appropriate fee arrangements.


  • I accept credit/debit cards, HSA/FSA cards, cash, and electronic payments through secure platforms.


  • Prior to our first session, you'll need to complete intake forms that include personal information, consent for treatment, privacy policies, and a brief history of your concerns.


  • Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays I’m in office from 9am to 6pm.

  • Standard therapy sessions are 50 minutes in length, though initial assessments may be longer.


  • Yes, I offer secure telehealth sessions for clients throughout Tennessee and California.


  • The initial session focuses on understanding your needs, history, and goals for therapy. We'll discuss your concerns, complete necessary paperwork, and develop a preliminary treatment plan.


  • I currently operate as a private pay practice and do not directly bill insurance companies. However, I can provide you with a superbill that you may submit to your insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement.


  • Please contact me directly for current session rates. Fees are discussed before our first appointment so there are no surprises.


  • The length of therapy varies greatly depending on your specific needs and goals. Some clients benefit from short-term work (8-12 sessions), while others find longer-term therapy more beneficial. We'll regularly evaluate your progress and adjust as needed.


  • Yes, therapy is confidential with certain legal exceptions that I'll explain during our first session and in the informed consent documents.