Your Life Untangled
The Bridge Therapy’s Mental Health practice understands the desire for privacy and the assurances we all need in seeking help. Our state-licensed clinicians are able to provide confidential individualized therapy. Providers are familiar with our responsibilities to meet our client’s and the community’s needs. We offer In-Person or Tele-Health Therapy.
The therapy services are direct and treatment-focused. Our professional services are the type of help that can make you “Better…as you work towards getting Well” in a non-judgmental therapeutic relationship.
Prior to contacting our practice for therapy and counseling, keep a few things in mind:
What issues do you want to address? These can be specific or general.
Are there any specific traits you’d like in a therapist? For example, are you more comfortable with someone who shares your gender?
Do you have insurance? Is the provider participating?
How much can you realistically afford to spend per session
Do you want someone who offers sliding-scale prices or payment plans?
Where will therapy fit into your schedule?
Do you need a therapist who can see you on a specific day of the week?
Or someone who has nighttime sessions?
What are your goals for your treatment?
The reminders above are a good guideline to use in seeking all potential providers.
Please understand that our practice employs licensed clinicians practicing in New York State. We can work with individuals through an agreed-upon self-pay arrangement. We also provide guidance in navigating your health insurance plans.
Remember, it’s OK to change therapists if one isn’t working for you. Keep trying until you find a therapist which demonstrates “best practice” approaches and who feels right to you or is a good fit working together.
Our Clinical Staff
Our team of counselors are here to help you with a variety of issues. We will help you navigate through challenges including
– Anxiety
– Depression
– Working towards improving mental health
“I’m not afraid of storms for I am learning how to sail my ship.”
– Louisa May Alcott