Why don’t you accept insurance?

The reality is insurance companies require a mental health diagnosis even when it is not necessary and request personal health information beyond what I believe is justified. They also reimburse mental health practitioners with very low rates and sometimes do not reimburse practitioners for services rendered. I want to provide you with the best possible care, staying client-centered while honoring my capacity to do this work.

Here are two resources that help explain why we don’t contract with insurance companies:

Why It's So Hard to Find a Therapist Who Takes Insurance

Radical Resilience is a Direct Care Practice

Alex McGinness

Alex McGinness is the founder and lead designer of Arcoíris Design Studio, a branding and web design studio based in the Portland area (Vancouver, WA). Since 2019, she's helped wellness practitioners, spiritual entrepreneurs, and creative visionaries build aligned brands, websites, and custom tarot and oracle decks, often guided by astrobranding.

https://arcoiris.design
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