Cardinal Point Counseling is pleased to offer new service opportunities. Existing clients can take advantage of these offerings, but do not lose out on or need to change anything they are already doing. This is as of 10/22/2022 and is subject (but not planned) to change in the future. Some of these are not new, but many of them are.
| Service | Reasons to choose this option | Reasons not to choose this option | Fee |
| A 50-minute session at $125 is appropriate to get to know you and begin helping you reach your goals (most common) | – You are already using this option and it is working – You want to get started with counseling. | – You find yourself running out of time or that 50 minutes isn’t enough | $125 |
| Couples Counseling 85-minute Session | – You have found that 50-minute sessions do not provide enough time – You have a long drive – You generally have plenty to discuss – You want improvements to happen faster – You want to save money on a per-minute basis | – You generally do not have a lot to discuss – It’s cost prohibitive – You can’t spare the extra time – You find 60 minutes is enough – May be overkill for monthly check-ins where things are generally going well | $175 |
| Couples Counseling 8, 85-minute session Package | – You want to make a commitment and force yourself to stick with it* – You are comfortable that your counselor is a good fit – You have a reasonable number of things to discuss – You want to save money on a per-session basis – You want free access to the Gottman Checklist assessment * Clients may decide to cancel unused sessions in writing for a fee of 20% of unused session times to cover card processing and refund fees and other processing fees. All payment is made upfront | – You have a single relatively simple issue such as communication – You do not want to make a commitment – You are not sure yet how much time you need – You do not have the money to pay for 8 sessions upfront | $1,200 |
| Intensive Therapy Two six-hour days | – You generally do not have a lot to discuss – It’s cost-prohibitive – You can’t spare the extra time – You find 60 minutes is enough – May be overkill for monthly check-ins where things are generally going well | – While working with the couple is preferred, sometimes both will not attend – You want to discuss relationship issues without your partner – You want to work on yourself as a means to improve the relationship – You want to focus on trauma, chronic pain, loss, grief, or other individual concerns. – Your intent is not to bash your partner but to understand how to improve the relationship even if they won’t attend. – Things are so bad that you can’t stay in the same room for even an hour with a mediator. – One person is seriously considering divorce and discernment counseling would be better. | $1600 |
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