How can therapy help me?​

A therapist aims to provide support and enhanced coping strategies for depression, anxiety, relationship troubles, unresolved childhood issues, stress management, anger management, and much more. Also, counselors can guide you to manage inner growth, social relationships, family involvement, marriage controversy, and daily life issues. 

What is therapy like?

Since everyone has different issues and aspirations in life, therapy will be based on each person's needs. Overall, you can expect to discuss present or past events in your life, your personal history applicable to your matter, and address any breakthroughs from the past therapy session. Building upon your specific needs, therapy can be short-term or longer-term. 

Is it right for me?

Some people could be going through a significant life transformation and stressful situations. Therapy can help bring assistance and guide them through difficult periods in life. Others may be at a point where they are ready to learn more about themselves. Individuals looking for psychotherapy are ready to meet different challenges and are prepared to make changes in their lives. 

Do I certainly need therapy? 

Everyone may go through difficult moments in life. While you may have successfully sailed through difficulties, seeking support when you need it is beautiful. Therapy is for those with the self-awareness to comprehend that they need a helping hand, which is something to admire. Furthermore, you are taking control of your life by committing to change. 

Do I need medication?

The long-term solution to emotional issues may not be resolved exclusively with medication. Alternately, therapy addresses the cause of concern and behavior patterns that restrain our development in life. You can best achieve continuous growth by centralizing on well-being. In some circumstances, a combination of therapy and medication is the appropriate method.

 

About the treatment

A psychological treatment could frequently be called "psychotherapy," which entitles discussing your life, goals, difficulties, challenges, dreams, and thoughts with a professional. Therefore, the therapy will help you comprehend your thoughts and behaviors, understand yourself, and resolve any problems. Your therapist will guide you through the steps to achieve your goals.

What are the risks? 

The risk of seeking therapy could be the vulnerability of exposing and sharing painful experiences and feelings. As a result, it may lead you to feel emotionally distressed and uncomfortable at times. Nonetheless, any uneasy feelings and risks are decreased by engaging with an experienced therapist who can help and guide you through different therapies' intensities to your needs.

Possible outcomes

As a result of therapy, you may develop understanding, acknowledgment, acceptance, choice, and empowerment regarding what is happening in your past and present life, leading you to feel better about your life's situations and helping you know your options and get help. It will also increase confidence, decision-making skills, and the ability to manage stress effectively. 

Patient's rights & responsibilities

All patients have rights & we are committed to respecting them. Likewise, Miracle Counseling has the right to expect responsible behavior from patients. The patient has the right to participate voluntarily & consent to treatment unless the court has ordered the patient. The patient should understand & agree to treatment & have the right to object or terminate treatment.

Do you accept my insurance?

1. Call your insurance company to determine if you have coverage. Check your coverage attentively and confirm that you understand their explanations. Here are questions you can ask them: ​

2. Explain my mental health benefits.

3. How much does my insurance pay for an out-of-network provider?

4. What is the coverage amount per session?

Insurances we accept:

• Aetna ( Evernorth)

• MEDICAID

• Anthem Medicaid

• MEDICARE

• BCBS Commercial

• MHS (Cenpatico)

• Beacon Health Options

• MOLINA of WI

• CCHP/ Chorus Health

• NHP (Cenpatico)

• CCHP/ Chorus Health

• Together W/ CCHP

• CIGNA

• UBH/UHC

• HUMANA

• UMR

• iCare

• WPS Health Plan/Insurance

Will therapy be confidential?

Confidentiality is imperative between a client and a therapist. Successful therapy needs trust with delicate subject matter, usually not discussed anywhere else but in the therapist's office. Therapists provide a written copy of their confidential disclosure agreement, and you can be assured that what you discuss in session will not be shared. Occasionally, however, you may want your therapist to share knowledge with others in your healthcare team (Nurse, physician, etc.), although by law, your therapist cannot release any information without written permission.

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Nonetheless, state law and professional ethics require therapists to have confidentiality, excluding the consecutive situations:

• Suspected present, past abuse or the neglect of children, adults, and elders to the authorities, including law enforcement and child protection, and based on information provided by the client or collateral resources.

• If the therapist has reason to assume the client is in danger of hurting themselves or harming someone else.