Online Counseling

We know it isn’t always possible people to walk into our offices for face-to-face counseling. Whether it is because of distance, schedules or other reasons, Counseling through our video-based, secure system can be great option.

Why Online Counseling?

Individual’s don’t always live within the Denver Metro Area, but are still in need of counseling. Also, sometimes due to schedules, coming into a Counselor’s are not always possible. Whether it is early in the morning, on a lunch break or after the kids go to bed, online counseling might work for you!

Counseling can be done online, and there is plenty of studies which indicates that it is effective, safe and secure.*

How does it work?

Mount Tabor Counseling uses a system called Simple Practice, which is the one stop for telehealth services. Simple Practice is secure, HIPPA compliant, and extremely convenient. It also provides us with the ability do online video counseling right within the system.

Simple Practice is compliant with almost any device that connects to the internet, including Mac, PC, iPhone, Android, Chromebooks, and more!

What are my limitations?

How do I get started?

There are two ways to get started. If you are interested in getting to know the system, and one of our therapists, feel free to schedule a free 20 minute consultation through the “Request Appointment” Tab to the right. If you are unsure of which therapist would be best for you to work with, or don’t see a time that works with your schedule, feel free to call us at 303-422-1567 ex. 1 or email us at appointments@mounttaborcounseling.com.

What is the length of a session?

50-75-minutes, depending on the type of counseling (i.e. individual, couples, etc.)

How must does it cost?

MTC offers a sliding scale of prices in order to allow individuals who are unable to pay the full amount the services to still get help. Full priced sessions range from $135 to $260 depending on the therapist and clinical modality. MTC is also able to function as an out of network provider with some insurance providers. These policies are dependent upon your individual insurance company, (Please note that not every insurance company provides reimbursement for online counseling sessions). If this is a route that you would like to go down, please talk with your therapist at the first meeting.

*1. Reese, R., Conoley, C., Brossart, D. Effectiveness of telephone counseling: A field-based investigation. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 49(2). 2. Manhal-Baugus, M. E-Therapy: Practical, ethical, and legal issues. Cybercounsel.org. Retrieved September 3, 2005, from http://www.eric.ed.gov/ERICDocs/data/ericdocs2/content_storage_01/0000000b/80/0d/63/90.pdf