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Creekside Therapeutics is not in-network with any insurances. Creekside Therapeutics is considered an out-of-network provider. A superbill can be provided upon request.

Please see out Out-Of-Network Guide above for more information.

Yoga can be used as a supplemental tool or individually. Counseling and behavior analytic services cannot both be provided by the same provider. Referrals will be provided for secondary services, if requested.

Typical Counseling Fees:

Counseling Intake: $175

Counseling 45-min session: $130

Counseling 30-min session: $100

Heidi Olson, Resident in Counseling, Counseling Fees

Counseling Intake: $150

Couples/Family 90847 Services: $120 

Individuals 90834 45 minute: $100 

Typical Therapeutic Yoga Fees:

1-hr session/intake: $50

30-min session: $25

Consulting, group and workshop fees are discussed on an as needed basis.

Pay-What-You-Can spots are available as well as Open Path spots. Please see Pay-What-You-Can and Open Path FAQ.

In person services are available in Virginia for counseling, behavior analysis, and therapeutic yoga.

Online counseling services are available for Texas, Colorado, Virginia, Iowa, Arizona and Wisconsin.

Online consulting and therapeutic yoga services are available anywhere.

To reduce barriers from third parties on services, a Pay-What-You-Can Model is implemented. This is when the customary fees for a service are not able to be sustainably consistent for a consumer’s ability to pay. This is not the same as a sliding-scale fee schedule. An agreement is made between the service provider and the consumer as to what an appropriate amount would be. This model is available to all consumers, regardless of the service they are receiving.

 If you’d like to work with me at a reduced rate, there are some additional steps you will need to take with Open Path before we schedule our first appointment.

The first step is to fill out the confidential online registration form. Registration can be completed in under 10 minutes. Please note that members pay a one-time fee of $65 to join Open Path.

Once you register, you’ll receive an Open Path Member ID email, which you can forward to me. At that time, we can schedule our first session together. We’ll decide on the rate within the Open Path range at that point in time.

If you would like to determine what the session fee will be before you join Open Path, please let me know and we can figure that out together.

If you have any questions or concerns about the membership process, Open Path can be reached directly at info@openpathcollective.org or 1-800-268-2833.

Creekside Therapeutics is not a ABA therapy provider. I am a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and did receive a master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (The Chicago School of Professional Psychology-Dallas location) in addition to their master's in Mental Health Counseling (Oklahoma State University). The extent of ABA that I exist in is in the Acceptance and Commitment Therapy realm and I focus more on caregiver behaviors, using my thesis entitled: The Influence of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy on Interactions Between LGBT Adolescents and Their Caregivers, as an example. I am working on a more comprehensive description of what this means and am happy to answer any questions you may have.

 Geek therapy refers to the use of geek or pop culture elements, such as video games, comics, movies, TV shows, and other forms of entertainment, as a therapeutic tool. The idea is to leverage the shared language and interests of geek culture to connect with individuals and help them explore, understand, and address psychological and emotional issues.

Geek therapy can take various forms, including individual or group therapy sessions, workshops, and interventions. Therapists who specialize in geek therapy often use elements of popular culture to facilitate discussions, build rapport, and create a comfortable environment for their clients. This approach can be particularly effective with clients who identify strongly with geek culture, as it provides a context that is meaningful and relevant to them.

The key is to use the shared interests of geek culture to explore and address mental health issues, personal challenges, and interpersonal relationships. This form of therapy recognizes that individuals may find solace, identity, and meaning in the narratives and characters of geek culture, making it a valuable resource for therapeutic exploration and growth.