FAQs
What does the first session look like?
The first session will be for an initial assessment where we will talk about the client’s history and what they need from therapy. During this session, the client can see how therapy works, go over office rules, and learn about privacy. They will also decide if they feel comfortable with the therapist.
It’s important to have a good relationship with the therapist, so it’s advised that the client and therapist meet 2-3 times before deciding to continue the relationship. If the therapist thinks someone else may be a better fit, they will provide the client with referrals to specialists or trusted colleagues.
Where do you practice?
I currently practice in person on the Upper West Site of Manhattan and virtually to clients located in New York and New Jersey,
NY License No: 095411
NJ License No: 44SC06391800
What are the different session options in therapy and their typical lengths?I offer individual, couples, and family therapy sessions. Sessions are available in either 45-minute or 60-minute time frames, depending on what best fits your needs and schedule.
For more information on fees and/or sliding scale options, please call the office at 929.322.4925 or email at info@alexandriaceravolo.com
Do you take insurance?
I currently do not accept any insurance, and I am considered an Out of Network Provider (OON). Payment for sessions is due at the time of treatment and I accept all credit cards, Zelle and Venmo. I can provide you with a “Superbill” that you can submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement. It is at the discretion of the insurance company whether reimbursement will be provided. It is suggested that you check with your insurance company first to avoid financial difficulty:
**Please be aware that submitting an invoice for reimbursement carries a certain amount of risk, as I cannot control how your information is used once submitted. Not all therapeutic issues are reimbursable – it is your responsibility to verify the specifics of your coverage.**
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