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Yes, we do. We have clinicians trained to provide effective telehealth therapy. We also offer hybrid options for people who may like to participate in both options.
Yes, we offer in-person appointments at our Commerce Township location (2000 Oakley Park Rd Suite 203, Commerce Charter Twp, MI 48390). We also offer hybrid options for people who may be interested in both options.
We participate with a variety of insurances including BCBS, BCN, Priority Health, Aetna, Cofinity, ASR, Zing, and others. Please see Payment Options/Insurance in our About Us page for additional information.
Yes, we provide individual sessions.
Yes, we provide family sessions to address multiple areas of concern. Please check with your individual insurance provider for coverage information.
We have a variety of therapists with a variety of schedules. We recommend considering when would be a good fit for you to fully participate in sessions.
Yes, we have therapists who diagnose and treat ADHD. Please click here to request a consultation for an appointment.
Medication is prescribed by psychiatrists, medical doctors, physicians assistants, or nurse practitioners. Currently, Phoenix Therapy Services does not have any prescribers on staff.
Yes. A mental health diagnosis is considered a medical diagnosis. Diagnosis is necessary for insurance to cover sessions due to medical necessity.
Our therapists complete a full biopsychosocial assessment and may request that you complete specific screening questionnaires to determine the presence of various conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, eating disorders, or other mental health conditions.
We provide psychological assessments to diagnose ADHD or other learning disabilities. We can also complete IQ assessments.
At your request and with your consent our therapists can coordinate care with your primary care physician or referring doctor. Therapists may recommend coordination with your physician and will do so with your consent.
Therapy is covered under HIPAA. As a result, the only time anyone can find out you are in therapy is if you share that information with them. Times when there may be an exception would be if counseling is required for a legal matter, there are dangers of harm to self or others, or if a therapist or record is subpoenaed by a court of law.
Therapy or counseling is always confidential. There are 3 exceptions: if suspected child abuse or elder abuse is reported, if a person reports an intention to hurt others, or a person is in danger of hurting or killing themselves.
The words therapy and counseling are often used interchangeably. But technically they are not the same thing. The context of the situation matters. Counseling is often a brief therapeutic intervention designed to focus on a specific issue. Therapy or psychotherapy is geared towards more complex concerns. Based on what is happening for an individual or family, counseling may become therapy, if more complex issues present themselves.
Therapy sessions can vary in length. A typical full session lasts for 53min-60min. There are shorter sessions lasting approximately 45min, or a half session that lasts 20min-30min.
The shortest session you can attend for an individual session is 20 minutes.
Yes. Some individuals come in seeking a particular kind of therapeutic intervention and through the process discover that another kind of therapeutic intervention is recommended. Alternatively, a person may be seeing a therapist for individual services and discover they want to see a family therapist to address family conflict or parenting. If another clinician at our practice provides that service, you may see both therapists. The services cannot be provided on the same day.
EMDR or Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy is an intervention utilized for treating PTSD, traumas, anxiety, and distressing life events. It uses eye movements or other bilateral stimulation to reprocess stressful or traumatic events.
Eating disorders include several unique patterns of eating and relationships with food. They include anorexia nervosa, binge eating disorder, bulimia nervosa, avoidant restrictive food intake disorder, other specified eating and restricting disorders, PICA, and rumination disorders.
We treat anorexia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and bulimia nervosa. Eating disorders are accompanied by a preoccupation with food and body and anxiety surrounding eating certain foods. For a consultation or to request an appointment please click here .