Frequently Asked Questions.
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Do you take my insurance?
I am in-network with Aetna (NC), BCBS (SC), and Cigna/Evernorth (SC, NC, & ID). I am also actively working with TriCare East, Optum, and Blue Cross Blue Shield in North Carolina to become an in-network provider. In the mean time, I accept out-of-network insurance benefits and will provide a superbill for submission and reimbursement. Please note that any services linked to insurance typically require a formal diagnosis, treatment planning, and sharing of medical records, which can affect the counseling process and progress. If you prefer to not have your information shared in this manner, please consider out-of-pocket payments.
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Do I have to be a Christian to engage in your services?
You do not need to share, practice, or integrate a Christian or other faith to engage in services with Revelation Counseling Center. My Christian faith provides me a foundation to connect with you from a Christ centered perspective, meaning I respect and support clients from all backgrounds, faiths, and in all struggles. I uphold all professional and ethical standards and engage in evidenced-based clinical strategies to support client improvement.
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Do you prescribe medication?
I do not prescribe medication, but I will work with you to determine if that is something you would like to seek out and provide proper referrals if necessary.
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How does Telehealth work?
Telehealth counseling works by connecting with you through secure video calls, phone sessions, or messaging platforms. You’ll set up an appointment just like you would for in-person therapy, but instead of meeting face-to-face, we’ll meet through secure video. Just like in-person sessions, Telehealth allows us to build rapport and to engage in services through discussions, offering support, and provide coping strategies. It’s a convenient and flexible option for those who need therapy from the comfort of their home or a private space. All you need is a stable internet connection and a device to communicate with me.