Frequently Asked Questions

The cost of individual therapy will vary but a typical fee is $140 for a 50-minute session. 90 and 120-minute sessions are also available as needed.

We also offer reduced-fee counseling at $110 for a 50-minute session.

EMDR Intensives vary in cost. E-mail us at hello@soulspacetucson.com for an individualized proposal.

We offer a no-cost consultation to make sure we’re a great fit!

Coaching is typically focused on short-term goals that are achieved over a given period of time. Results are best found when the client commits to a pre-determined number of sessions. When creating new habits and working towards new goals, results are often achieved when consistent accountability and support is in place. Your coach helps you to tackle the mindset preventing you from achieving the success you desire. Creating change in the brain takes more than a single session. Work to achieve your desired outcome not only happens during sessions but also in between. Single sessions are available for quick clarity starting at $150 per hour.

Session packages are available in 3, 6, and 12-month packages and begin at $597. Please contact us for more information about the best package for your needs.

For your convenience, coaching sessions are available in person or virtually.

Is this a right fit for you? Free consultations are available! Schedule now.

People seek out services for a wide variety of reasons. This is not an exhaustive list, instead just a few areas we have expertise working with:

Depression

Anxiety

Addictions

Parenting Support

Children

Adolescents

Relationship Stress

Eating Disorders

Job Stress

Trauma/P.T.S.D.

Women’s Issues

Mental Health

Grief and Loss

Life Transitions

Perinatal Mood Disorders

Stress

Soul Space does not accept insurance and is considered out of network. We understand the financial challenges that may come with therapy, and we recognize that our services may not be accessible for everyone. With this in mind, we are committed to offering referrals to community resources that provide accessible programs.

​We encourage you to contact your insurance company directly to better understand your mental health coverage. Below are some important questions to ask your insurance provider to help you make informed decisions:

• What are my mental health benefits?

• What is my deductible and has it been met?

• How many sessions are covered per year?

• What is the coverage per therapy session for out-of-network providers?

 Insurance Codes
When submitting claims for reimbursement, the following codes are used:

• 90791 for Intake

• 90834 for Individual Therapy

• 90853 for Group Therapy

• 90847 for Family Therapy

Billing Information
All clients are required to pay at the time of service. We provide clients with detailed invoices that include the following information:

• Dates of service

• Procedural code

• Diagnosis code

• Amount paid 

These invoices contain everything your insurance company needs to process a claim for out-of-network reimbursement. Feel free to reach out if you need assistance with this process!

1). Reduced Ability to Choose: Most health care plans today (insurance, PPO, HMO, etc.) offer little coverage and/or reimbursement for mental health services. Most HMOs and PPOs require “preauthorization” before you can receive services. This means you must call the company and justify why you are seeking therapeutic services in order for you to receive reimbursement. The insurance representative, who may or may not be a mental health professional, will decide whether services will be allowed. If authorization is given, you are often restricted to seeing the providers on the insurance company’s list. Reimbursement is reduced if you choose someone who is not on the contracted list; consequently, your choice of providers is often significantly restricted.

2.) Pre-Authorization and Reduced Confidentiality: Insurance typically authorizes several therapy sessions at a time. When these sessions are finished, your therapist must justify the need for continued services. Sometimes additional sessions are not authorized, leading to an end of the therapeutic relationship even if therapeutic goals are not completely met. Your insurance company may require additional clinical information that is confidential in order to approve or justify a continuation of services. Confidentiality cannot be assured or guaranteed when an insurance company requires information to approve continued services. Even if the therapist justifies the need for ongoing services, your insurance company may decline services. Your insurance company dictates if treatment will or will not be covered. Note: Personal information might be added to national medical information data banks’ treatment.

3.) Negative Impacts of a Psychiatric Diagnosis: Insurance companies require clinicians to give a mental health diagnosis (i.e., “major depression” or “obsessive-compulsive disorder”) for reimbursement. Psychiatric diagnoses may negatively impact you in the following ways: Denial of insurance when applying for disability or life insurance; Company (mis)control of information when claims are processed; Loss of confidentiality due to the increased number of persons handling claims; Loss of employment and/or repercussions of a diagnosis in situations where you may be required to reveal a mental health disorder diagnosis on your record. This includes but is not limited to: applying for a job, financial aid, and/or concealed weapons permits. A psychiatric diagnosis can be brought into a court case (ie: divorce court, family law, criminal, etc.).

4.) It is also important to note that some psychiatric diagnoses are not eligible for reimbursement. This is often true for marriage/couples therapy.

5.) Enhanced quality of care and other advantages: You are in control of your care, including choosing your therapist, length of treatment, etc.Increased privacy and confidentiality (except for limits of confidentiality). Not having a mental health disorder diagnosis on your medical record. Consulting with me on non-psychiatric issues that are important to you that aren’t billable by insurance, such as learning how to cope with life changes, gaining more effective communication techniques for your relationships, increasing personal insight, and developing healthy new skills.

We believe healing happens in relationships and because of that our attentiveness to our clients and our commitment to helping you create a vision for your future and achieving that is unparalleled! Here are just a few things that set us apart:

Unlike services that bounce you around, you are matched with one highly qualified compassionate professional. And they’re not going anywhere—they’re here for you!

We focus on wellness, not illness. With an emphasis on hope, we believe healing and long-term relief is possible for you.

Treatment for mental and physical health doesn’t have to look like the movies. We stay at the forefront of wellness techniques and use new and innovative approaches to tailor the experience to your exact needs. Because your wellness journey is as unique as you are!

At Soul Space, all of our services support body, mind, and soul. Integrative Wellness is a personalized treatment for gaining optimum health and wellness. Soul Space offers integrative treatment recommendations from our team of providers (counseling, coaching, massage, and acupuncture). Each provider serves individual clients but has the passion and capacity to work with one another in collaboration, making Soul Space a truly unique space for healing. For more info check out the integrative wellness plan.

Soul Space is located on the east side of Tucson at 1580 N. Kolb Rd., Suite 100, Tucson, AZ 85715. You'll find it just south of the intersection of N. Kolb Rd. and Sabino Canyon Rd., near Morris K. Udall Park. If you're coming from E. Speedway Blvd., head north on Kolb Rd.; if you're coming from E. Tanque Verde Rd., head south on Kolb Rd. Soul Space is easily accessible with convenient parking available.