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What is a psychotherapist?

A psychotherapist is someone who is trained to assist people with mental conditions, such as bipolar disorder, stress and anxiety.

Do psychotherapists take insurance?

As every insurer and practice is different, we recommend contacting both your insurer and chosen psychotherapist to confirm about insurance.

Is a psychotherapist the same as a psychologist?

While a psychologist may be trained in psychotherapy, they are two different practices. Psychotherapy is normally specific to mental conditions.