Fees, insurance, and getting started
We understand that beginning therapy often involves practical questions about cost, insurance coverage, and payment options. Our goal is to make this process as clear and straightforward as possible. DTA offers both insurance-based and private-pay services depending on provider participation and specialty area.
Therapy fees
Therapy fees vary depending on provider, licensure level, specialty area, and appointment type.
- Initial Intake Appointments
- $175 – $250
- Individual Therapy Sessions
- $140 – $225
- Couples & Family Therapy Sessions
- $150 – $275
- Comprehensive Psychological Assessment
- $500 – $3,000+
Please contact our intake team for current provider availability, insurance participation, and specific fee information.
Insurance
Many DTA clinicians are in-network with a variety of insurance providers. Insurance participation varies by clinician, specialty area, and service type.
Commonly accepted plans
- Aetna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Cigna
- Evernorth
- First Health
- Multiplan
- Meritain
- Optum
- PHCS
- Scott & White
- UnitedHealthcare
Others may be accepted depending on the provider and plan. Confirm your clinician's participation when scheduling — insurance participation varies by provider and may change.
Out-of-network benefits
Some clients choose to utilize out-of-network benefits for therapy services. Depending on your insurance plan, partial reimbursement may be available. If requested, clinicians may provide documentation clients can submit directly to their insurance company.
Payment
Payment is due at the time of service unless otherwise arranged. We accept credit, debit, and HSA/FSA cards, processed securely through our electronic health record platform, TherapyNotes.
Assessment services
Psychological assessment fees vary depending on the type and scope of evaluation — including ADHD, learning, personality, vocational, and cognitive testing. Assessment pricing and availability vary by provider.
Good Faith Estimate
Under the No Surprises Act, clients who are uninsured or not using insurance have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate outlining the expected cost of services.
Helpful reading on cost, coverage, and getting started.
- Does Insurance Cover Therapy?
In-network vs out-of-network, superbills, deductibles, and what to ask your plan.
- How to Choose the Right Therapist
What to look for — and what to ask — on a first consultation call.
- What Is Psychological Testing?
How testing is billed differently than therapy and when it's worth pursuing.
- What Happens During the First Therapy Session?
An honest walkthrough of a first appointment — paperwork, conversation, and a plan.
Questions about fees or insurance?
Our intake team is available to help answer questions and assist you in finding a provider that aligns with your clinical and financial needs.