Therapy in Madison, MS: Frequently Asked Questions
About Tyler Slay, LPC – Counseling in Madison, MS
Tyler Slay, LPC, is a therapist in Madison, Mississippi, providing counseling for adults, teens, and children. Tyler specializes in helping clients find freedom from the effects of OCD, anxiety, trauma, stress & burnout. He works with a wide range of mental health concerns, including depression, relationship challenges, panic attacks, anger, self esteem struggles, and more.
How much does therapy cost?
If you have one of the health insurances I am in-network with (Anthem, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, and UMR), then therapy typically costs only as much as your co-pay. That cost is normally between $15 and $50 per session. Your insurance then covers the rest of the cost. If you have an insurance plan that requires you to meet your deductible before it pays for anything, then the cost will be the amount your insurance company normally pays for professional counseling. Contact Me, and I will be happy to check your insurance benefits for you and tell you how much it will cost. I’ll get back with you in less than 24 hours.
If you don’t have insurance or you have a different insurance than the ones I have listed, my group practice (The Center for Hope and Healing at Broadmoor) utilizes a sliding fee scale based on your household income. Please contact me if you have more specific questions.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Contact Me, and I’ll call you back in less than 24 hours to answer your questions and give you appointment times that are available on my calendar. If I can’t see you for some reason, then I’ll be happy to connect you with a trusted therapist in the Madison or Jackson area.
Where is your office? Do you offer online sessions?
I offer therapy at my office in Madison, MS, located at 212 Key Drive (The Center for Hope and Healing at Broadmoor). Many of my clients come from Madison, Flowood, Brandon, Jackson, and Canton for in-person counseling.
I also provide secure telehealth sessions throughout Mississippi, serving clients in Starkville, Oxford, Hattiesburg, Meridian, Tupelo, Biloxi, and other cities across the state.
Is counseling confidential?
Confidentiality is incredibly important in counseling. What is said in therapy does not leave the room, which is really important to the overall process. There are a few exceptions where I might have to report something, but those exceptions are very rare. I’ll explain those in detail in our first session together so you feel comfortable.
How many sessions will I need?
Counseling is not one size fits all. Some clients want to come for 2 sessions to process a problem and get an outside perspective, and some clients continue therapy for years. I like to meet once a week in the beginning to adequately address issues and build a relationship, and then I often start seeing clients every 2 to 4 weeks after that to help maintain progress and work on any new issues that arise. I typically recommend starting with at least 6 sessions and then deciding how to move forward.
What services do you provide?
I specialize in treating anxiety, OCD, trauma, stress, and burnout. I also offer Christian counseling for those who want a faith-based approach to therapy.
In addition, I see couples, work with people struggling with depression, help parents navigate challenges, and support anyone who simply wants guidance and encouragement. If you’re looking for counseling in Madison or nearby areas, I’d be glad to help.
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