Make an Appointment
Making an Appointment is Easy
Need More Info?
For step-by-step
“Client Portal”
instructions & screenshots,
scroll down for the section below.
Ready to Make an Appointment?
Click the button below
to go directly to the client portal
and schedule an appointment.
Speciality Scheduling?
Scroll down below for more information on arranging non-traditional appointment times.
What is the
cost per session?
Session Time
45-minutes
Per Session
$125.00
*With insurance, clients' copay will be collected
at the time of service,
and insurance billed for the remaining charges.
Session Time
55-minutes
Per Session
$150.00
*With insurance, clients' copay will be collected
at the time of service,
and insurance billed for the remaining charges.
Payments & Billing
Insurance
Currently in-network with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield. Your co-pay will be accepted at the time of service and your insurance billed for services.
Self-Pay Option
The following are accepted for payment: All Major Credit Cards, Debit Cards, FSA Cards, HSA Cards If you would like to use PayPal, Venmo, or another funding option, please email: info@relationshiptherapy.us
Good Faith Estimate
The No Surprises Act went into effect on January 1, 2022. This requires clinicians to provide clients who are self-pay, which means paying out-of-pocket with no insurance, with a “Good Faith Estimate” of therapeutic treatment costs. It will be emailed after the first appointment.
SuperBill
If I am not in-network with your insurance, through the client portal, you may download a “Superbill.” This is a specialized receipt of services that you may then submit directly to your insurance company to file your own claim for reimbursement.
Specialty Scheduling
Need Non-Traditional Appointments?
Sometimes therapy or counseling needs to occur at non-traditional times to accommodate executives, medical professionals, educators, or hectic work and family schedules.
If you need some flexibility in appointment times, please reach out to arrange specialty scheduling. I will do my best to find a time that works well with your schedule.
Call: (770) 750-5638
Call for special scheduling options if the appointment time you need is not available.
Email: info@relationshiptherapy.us
You may also email: info@relationshiptherapy.us for special scheduling options.
Privacy Matters
HIPAA Compliant Service Providers
Relationship Therapy.us has teamed up with
HIPAA-compliant services to provide telehealth.
We use ZOOM for all telehealth sessions with easy client access from smartphones, laptops, desktops, tablets, and more.
ZOOM Login
Step 1). Create a ZOOM login at: ZOOM.us
Mobile & Tablet Users
Step 2). Download the ZOOM App and create a login to access the ZOOM meeting.
ZOOM Link via Email
Step 3). Check your email for the ZOOM link and the following information:
♦ Meeting ID
♦ Passcode
♦ Direct Link
– “Join Zoom Meeting”
Step-by-Step “Make an Appointment” Instructions
Step 1: Select Service
Step 1: Select Service
You are now in the Client Portal and this is the first screen you see after you click the green button, “Client Portal.”
On this screen, you’ll select your service:
- Individual Psychotherapy, 45-min session or 55-minute session.
- Couple or Relationship Psychotherapy, 45-min session, or 55-minute session.
Click the green button “Select” to select your service and go to the next screen.
Step 2: Select Location
Step 2: Select Location
On this screen, you’ll select the office. There’s only one office to select, the “Telehealth Office.”
Click the green button “Select” to select the office and go to the next screen.
Step 3: Select Date & Time
Step 3: Select Date & Time
On this screen, you select the appointment that works best with your schedule.
- First, Click the day/date of the month to see available appointment times.
- Second, select the time on your right, Click the time you want to schedule and that will advance you to the next screen.
Step 4: Select Client
Step 4: Select Client
This screen allows you to select who the appointment is for:
- Me
- My Partner and Me
Make your selection and then Click the green button, “Next,” to advance to the next screen in the client portal.
Step 5: Your Information
Step 5: Your Information
Click the green button “Request Appointment” and when your therapist confirms the appointment you’ll receive a notification via email.
- Credit Card:
You must input a credit card to secure the appointment. You won’t be charged until the day of the appointment. - Email Address:
Be sure to use a safe email address that is only seen by you (work emails can be seen by employers) to receive reminders of appointments, client paperwork, and other information regarding your therapy services. - Phone Number:
You will receive text reminders regarding appointments so be sure to include a number where you don’t mind receiving therapy-related information.
Step 6: Thank You!
Step 6: Thank You! Appointment is scheduled
Once you have scheduled your appointment this is the final screen you’ll see in the client portal.
You will receive a confirmation, appointment reminders, and notices to fill out client paperwork through email.
Through text you’ll also be sent appointment reminders.
RULES for Telehealth
1. No Driving
While it’s tempting to make use of a long commute for a session, therapy may trigger emotional upset when challenging and difficult topics are explored. It is in the client’s best interest to focus on the therapeutic work without having to navigate distractions of traffic, lane changes, merging traffic, etc. Driving is not permitted during sessions.
2. Current Address
At the beginning of each and every session, the therapist will ask for your current address and location. In the event of an emergency, such as an unexpected medical emergency, your therapist will need to contact emergency services with your correct location.
3. Only In Georgia
By law, clients must be located in the state the therapist is licensed in during the session. Currently, this is Georgia only.
4. NO RECORDING OF SESSIONS
Please note that recording any part or whole of a session, taking screenshots, recording calls, or any type of recording or saving of the session is NOT ALLOWED. This is due to both legal and ethical issues.
5. Secure & Confidential Environment
Typically, when a client visits a therapist’s office, a therapist provides a soothing, safe environment for the session. For telehealth, clients will need to provide for themselves this soothing safe space that’s both quiet and confidential for the duration of the appointment. A few suggestions include a spare room, the closet, an office, a quiet back porch, or a parked car if it is safely located.
6. No Substance Use
The reason clients may not use substances such as a relaxing glass of wine during a session is because if speech is slurred and balance is off, it is impossible for the therapist to determine via video whether the client is experiencing a medical emergency such as a stroke, or a serious reaction to mental health medications, or intoxication. Emergency services will be called for a well-check if a client’s behavior is concerning to the therapist.
7. Comfortable and Appropiate
Clients do need to be appropriately dressed for the session. However, shoes are completely optional for both client and therapist.