Durham therapy for people ready to look closer
If you are coming from Durham, we can begin with what feels hardest to carry right now. We will make room for the pace that feels workable and the kind of support you are looking for.
- In person: 1829 E. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
- We are accepting new clients.
- We offer a free 15-minute consultation.
The practical details
- Fees
In-office or telehealth sessions are $170/hour with Andrea. Equine-assisted Psychotherapy sessions are $200-225/hour depending on provider. Sliding scale rates are available.
- Insurance
We are in network with Aetna, BCBS, and the State Health Plan. We also offer out-of-network billing.
What people bring us
People from Durham often reach out when they want a place to talk through what has been piling up. They may be dealing with strain in relationships, a nervous system that feels on edge, or a sense that the same reactions keep showing up. Some are looking for support that includes the body, not just the story. Others want to know there is room to begin without having everything neatly organized.
- I need a place to sort through what is happening.
- I keep reacting before I can think.
- I am tired of carrying this by myself.
- I want help that feels more personal than generic.
Getting started from there
Our first conversations are about what brings you in and what you want us to pay attention to. You do not need to arrive with the right language or a clear plan. We will talk through what support might look like and what feels most useful to focus on.
We offer a free 15-minute consultation. We respond as soon as we can.
Questions people ask
Do you see people from Durham?
Yes, we work with people from Durham. We can talk about what kind of support you are looking for and what fits best for the work.
What if I am looking for therapy for trauma or anxiety therapy?
Those are common reasons people reach out. We can talk through what you are noticing and what kind of support feels most relevant.
Can we talk about relationships too?
Yes. Relationship strain, repeating patterns, and hard conversations are often part of the work people bring in.
How do I start if I am not sure what I need?
You can start with the parts that feel most pressing. We will help make sense of what is happening and decide together where to begin.