Our Services
Getting started
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Contact us for an intake!
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Intakes are conducted by phone and typically take between 45-60 minutes. The intake consists of demographic questions and touches upon your personal experiences and goals in therapy.
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We recognize how hard it can be to find a therapist and our goal is to support anyone who comes to us seeking therapy.
However, as an outpatient clinic, we have limitations to the therapeutic support we can provide. If after the intake Droste cannot adequately provide therapeutic care, due to lack of the resources that would be beneficial to you, we will provide you with additional referrals.
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Droste does not currently accept health insurance. We provide therapy services on a sliding scale based on gross family income.
If you are eligible for out-of-network mental health benefits, our clinician is able to provide a super bill (a summary of services and payment) for you to submit to your insurance company.
If you have this benefit, you typically need to have have met your deductible.
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In order to make our services as affordable as possible, we work on a sliding scale. The fee is determined based upon your financial situation and will be discussed with you prior to you starting therapy.
Payment is made at the time of each session and we accept payment through cash, check, credit/debit card, or zelle.
Regardless of your preferred payment method, everyone is required to have a credit card on file. If payment is not made within 24 hours of the session, the credit card on file will be charged the week following your session.
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Check out our Frequently Asked Questions! If you still have more questions, contact us.
Health and Safety Precautions
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Each room has an air filtration machine and we offer masks, hand sanitizer, and thermometers upon request!
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We follow federal and state requirements for mitigating the spread of infectious diseases. DMHS clients and staff that attend in-person sessions must comply with all posted requirements and/or health screenings. We expect that all in-person parties refrain from attending sessions if they have been exposed to an infectious disease.