Sliding Scale Therapy Referrals
Being able to access sliding scale therapy can open up your options to get the support you need. You know that counseling can help you manage the difficulties and stress in your life. But you could be asking the question, "Is it worth it?" Sliding scale therapy means you can get access to the counseling you need, within your budget. And yes, therapy is worth the expense as an added life improvement and means of self care.
What is the Value of Sliding Scale Therapy?
For many clients, therapy is a necessity. But, the value has to feel right for you to invest in the commitment. Fees for licensed therapists can be quite high. That’s why I offer a sliding scale therapy option within my practice to a certain number of clients. If I have the availability, I'm happy to work with you. And if my sliding scale therapy options are full, you still have the opportunity to get the support you need.
Working with a pre-licensed Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) offers you an opportunity to work with a Master's level psychotherapist in the process of completing the required hours for licensure, at a lower fee than most licensed therapists. I currently work with a very qualified and seasoned AMFT, Rebecca Sweeney. Rebecca has treated clients in private practice for two years, working with couples, individual adults, and with teens. Read more about Rebecca below.
Rebecca Sweeney, AMFT
Entering therapy can be a challenging step, so my primary focus is to meet my clients where they are in order to effect change in a sustainable way. I believe that making space for one’s own needs is the key to establishing productive relationships with others, whether those are romantic partners or platonic connections, and I care deeply about removing the barriers around mental health care, both internal and external.
My work with couples and individuals is based primarily in Attachment Theory, which explores how we learned to be in relationships with others and helps us identify behaviors that are no longer working for us. In addition, I have experience working with children, adults, and groups in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Existential/Humanistic Therapy, Trauma-Informed Therapy, and Equine Assisted Psychotherapy. I received my Master of Science in Counseling Psychology from Dominican University of California, where I completed my qualifications as both an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor.
Call or email me today for more information:
707-723-8679