Therapy Intensives
Dedicated time for focused therapeutic work.
Therapy intensives provide an extended format for clients who may benefit from more concentrated time than a standard therapy appointment allows.
A more concentrated therapy experience.
An intensive creates additional space for focused clinical work. The appropriate format and focus are considered individually through consultation.
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Therapy intensive options
Half-Day Therapy Intensive — $750
Approximately 3.5 hours
Focused work when you need more than a traditional therapy session.
A half-day intensive provides extended, uninterrupted time to focus on a specific concern, target, or treatment goal. This format can be a good fit for clients who want concentrated therapeutic work without committing to a full-day intensive.
Includes pre-intensive planning, approximately three and a half hours of individualized treatment, supporting materials, and post-intensive recommendations.
Full-Day Therapy Intensive — $1,500
7 hours
An extended, focused treatment experience designed for clients who want dedicated time to work intensively on a specific concern rather than limiting the work to traditional weekly sessions.
Includes pre-intensive planning, a full day of individualized treatment, supporting materials, and post-intensive follow-up.
Two-Day Therapy Intensive — $3,000
7 hours per day
For deeper work that benefits from more time and continuity.
A two-day intensive provides dedicated space to work through complex or layered concerns without the interruption of traditional weekly sessions. The extended format allows time for assessment, focused therapeutic work, integration, and continued processing across two consecutive days.
Ideal for clients addressing trauma, betrayal, addiction or compulsive behaviors, and other complex concerns where a single day may not provide enough time for the depth of work needed.
Includes pre-intensive planning, two consecutive days of individualized treatment, supporting materials, and post-intensive follow-up.
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