Frequently Asked Questions
"Do you take insurance?"
Yes, Mountaintop Therapy currently accepts United, Optum, Optum EAP, Aetna and Cigna.
Out-of-pocket, self-pay rates are also available.
Sessions are priced to be accessible to most, and sliding scale rates are available to those who need or want them. Superbills to request reimbursement from your insurance provider are available. A credit card on file is required to schedule your initial appointment.
"Are you accepting new clients?"
Kacey may have openings for new clients who are available to meet in-person between the hours of 10am-2pm Monday-Thursday.
"What approaches do you use in therapy?"
Kacey takes a client-centered approach, tailoring her methods to best suit that client at that moment. Kacey pulls from the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Attachment Theory, Internal Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and as a bonus, Kacey loves tapping into the wisdom of the Enneagram.
"Which diagnoses do you treat?"
Kacey firmly believes that you are more than your labels or diagnoses. You are a human first, and the rest is (important) context. That being said, Kacey has experience working the anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, perinatal disorders, relational conflict, infidelity, substance abuse, grief/loss, parenting challenges and more. If during our work your presenting issue becomes something that is better suited for a specialist, another provider, or a higher level of care, Kacey will partner with you to find that perfect referral or next step.
"Do you offer Telehealth or Virtual sessions?"
At this time, Telehealth services are reserved for existing clients. New clients are encouraged to meet in-person, especially if you are a couple or family. In Kacey's experience, relational therapy has proven to be more effective when done in person.
If you have a physical limitation or another barrier that makes in-office visits a challenge, please contact Kacey and we can discuss Telehealth options.