919-680-1866

Office & Financial

We are in-network with most BC/BS PPO plans.

Where is the office?

115 A S. Fifth St.
Mebane, NC 27302

Located in The Suites at the Mebane House, the rear portion of the historic old white house next to Buffalo Lanes in downtown near the tracks. Once in the lot, come to the right side and there is a separate entrance to the side/back door.

What’s the best way to contact you?

  • Phone 919-680-1866 confidential voicemail for fastest reply!
    • We make every effort to return calls the same business day, but you can always expect to hear from us within 24 business hours, Monday-Friday, 8 am – 5 pm EST.
  • Contact form
    • New inquiries will be responded to within the 24 business hours.

What payment methods do you accept?

MC/Visa/Discover credit or debit, Health Spending/FSA, cash or personal check.

Can I use my insurance?

It’s good to consider a few issues when making the financial investment in your mental and emotional health. Among them are privacy, limitations, and future implications.

  • Privacy– paying without submitting to insurance guarantees the greatest privacy of your information. In order to obtain coverage, a  diagnosis is required which becomes part of your permanent medical record. This is increasingly available to a range of people.
  • Limitations– Insurance plans cover services they define as “medically necessary.” Some counseling is in that category, and some is not. Couples counseling is self-pay.
  • Implications– Certain diagnosis in your record can impact applications for life insurance, other health insurance, some employment and military service. It’s good to consider.
  • We are in-network with most BC/BS PPO Other companies most likely have out of network (OON) benefits available. If you do wish to submit, we can provide a detailed receipt, called a “superbill.”  You can send this to your insurance carrier for reimbursement.
  • Call the customer service number on your card to determine your coverage.

About the Counseling Process

How long is a session? How often do we meet?

  • Sessions are typically 50 minutes in length.
  • Initially, weekly sessions are most effective to build momentum. The closer you get to your goals, we begin spacing sessions to give you more time to independently incorporate what you are learning.

How does confidentiality work for couples’ therapy?

Any information obtained from either individual privately is confidential unless we have agreed otherwise.

We have a ‘no secrets’ policy which will be explained in the initial paperwork and reviewed at the first session. It basically means we cannot conduct couples therapy holding a secret that is destructive to the relationship (i.e., ongoing affair). If that is revealed, your therapist will work with that partner to divulge this information in the joint session.

Tell me more about the BCPCC credential.

Sure – see www.bcppc.net to review the AACC code of ethics, doctrinal standards, and credentialing requirements.

Are the issues highlighted on the Website the only ones you treat? And are there issues you DON’T see?

  • We treat a variety of issues not specifically highlighted on the Website. Parenting, school, adolescent/young adult identity, chronic pain and medical, insomnia, grief/loss, infertility, some sexual issues, job/workplace, and initial career exploration are all other common topics. This list isn’t exhaustive.
  • The primary groups and issues we are unable to serve include children under 11, court-ordered clients, domestic violence abusers, or those struggling with significant substance abuse or other addiction.