Pricing & Payment at Therapy Utah
We’re a private-pay practice — and that’s a deliberate choice to protect your privacy and keep your care between you and your therapist. Here’s exactly what therapy costs, the payment options we accept, and how you can seek reimbursement from your insurance. No surprises, no hidden fees.
What therapy costs
Your care is delivered by leading, specially trained therapists. Here’s what each service costs, clearly laid out so you can plan with confidence.
Initial intake & assessment
$150. Before we match you with the right therapist, we meet with you for an intake session and assessment, usually scheduled within two weeks, to find your best therapeutic fit.
Individual therapy
$125–$200 per session. One-on-one support tailored to you. Rates vary by therapist based on their experience and the approaches they use.
Couples counseling
$125–$200 per session. Work through conflict, connection, and communication together. Your rate depends on the therapist you see.
Family therapy
$125–$200 per session. Support for families navigating change, conflict, or hard seasons together. Rates vary by therapist.
Child & adolescent therapy
$125–$200 per session. Age-appropriate care for kids and teens, with rates set by the therapist’s experience and modalities.
Psychological evaluations (under 12)
$1,200. A comprehensive evaluation that can clarify diagnoses for behavioral and mental health concerns. Pricing is based on the client’s age.
Psychological evaluations (ages 12–17)
$1,500. A full evaluation for adolescents, with diagnostic clarity to guide the right next steps.
Psychological evaluations (ages 18+)
$1,800. A thorough adult evaluation for behavioral and mental health diagnoses.
Insurance, HSA/FSA & payment options
Paying out of pocket may feel like a lot — but you have more flexibility than you might expect, and many clients are reimbursed.
We are private pay and don’t bill insurance directly. That said, many of our clients have had success submitting our itemized statements to their insurance for reimbursement — though that depends on your specific coverage and benefits. Our itemized statements contain everything your insurer needs to decide whether they’ll reimburse you. We also accept HSA and FSA cards, as well as third-party payments — for example, from a family member or clergy.
- You can submit our itemized statements to your insurance for possible reimbursement
- Statements include all the information your insurer needs to make a decision
- HSA and FSA cards are welcome
- Third-party payments accepted — from family, clergy, or others
Why we’re private pay
We’ve chosen not to accept insurance in order to protect your privacy. Insurance companies often request detailed notes from your sessions, which can then become a permanent part of your medical record. That information could affect your coverage down the road, or even be used as a reason to decline future coverage. By keeping insurance out of your care, we make sure your personal information stays private and secure.
It’s a simple promise: the highest level of confidentiality, and care focused entirely on you — not on what an insurer will or won’t approve.
What’s included & how to pay
A few notes to make your first visit easy.
- Your intake and assessment are scheduled within about two weeks so we can match you well.
- Session rates ($125–$200) vary by therapist — we’ll confirm your exact rate up front.
- Psychological evaluation pricing is set by the client’s age, so you know the cost before you begin.
- Questions about payment or reimbursement? Call or text 385-254-3522 and we’ll walk you through it.
Do you accept insurance?
We’re a private-pay practice and don’t bill insurance directly — a deliberate choice to protect your privacy. Many clients submit our itemized statements to their insurance for possible reimbursement, depending on their coverage and benefits.
Can I get reimbursed by my insurance?
Often, yes. We provide itemized statements that include all the information your insurer needs to determine reimbursement. Whether you’re reimbursed, and how much, depends on your specific plan and benefits.
Why don’t you take insurance?
To protect your privacy. Insurers often require detailed session notes that can become a permanent part of your medical record and may affect future coverage. Staying private pay keeps your personal information confidential and your care focused on you.
Do you accept HSA or FSA cards?
Yes. We accept HSA and FSA cards, as well as third-party payments — for example, from a family member or clergy.
How much does therapy cost?
Sessions are $125–$200 each, depending on the therapist. Your first step is an intake and assessment for $150. Psychological evaluations are $1,200 (under 12), $1,500 (12–17), and $1,800 (18+).
How do I get started?
Book online anytime, or call or text 385-254-3522. We have openings this week.
Have a question about payment?
Call or text 385-254-3522 and a real person will walk you through pricing, reimbursement, HSA/FSA, and what to expect — no pressure.
Book your intakeReady to get started?
Book online or call/text 385-254-3522 — we have openings this week.
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