Frequently Asked Questions...
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How long are sessions?
Typically, session length will depend on the client and setting of the session.
School-Based Child Services : 30 - 50 mins.
Individual Office Based : 50 mins
Couples/Marriage : 50 mins+
Family Therapy : 30 mins+
Intensives : 3 hrs+
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Do you have a fax number for referrals?
Not at this time. Referrals can be sent to the email; will@odysseycounseling.online.
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Do you offer telehealth?
YES.
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Do you have after-hours availability for crisis situations?
No. This is not a crisis clinic. If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
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Also available is the Arisa Health 24/7 Crisis Hotline 800-356-3035
Crisis Warmline 833-236-2131
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Or the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: Dial 988
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Or the Arkansas Crisis Center
1-888-274-7472
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Or you can call Arkansas 2-1-1
Arkansas 211 connects callers, at no cost, to critical health and human services in their community. If you're unable to find a service, please dial 211 for assistance.
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What insurances do you take?
We do not accept insurance at this time, but are working to get credentialed with multiple providers as soon as we qualify and will update our site accordingly.
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We are currently a cash only provider, and we offer a sliding scale based on income of the client(s) (for adults) or household (for minors)
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What are the rates of your services?
Session cost are:
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A full service hour at base rate is $120 / hr.
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School Based Services in Cabot, AR are 37.50 / hr for the 2025-2026 school year.
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Intensive Session prices vary with the number of hours reserved. This will be discussed in the consultation session.
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Can you make court recommendations in a custody case?
No. Providing a recommendation to the court on behalf of a parent is out of my scope of practice and something I will not do. If I am subpoenaed to court then I can only speak of the client’s treatment and what is ethically and clinically appropriate. Appearing in court, communicating with lawyers / ad litems, and writing letters is not a “medical necessity” and is not covered by insurance. Therefore, you have to pay out of pocket for each of these services. Cost are broken down in the Informed Consent Document provided to you before services begins.