Clear answers before you begin
Start with the practical questions
It is reasonable to ask about cost, scheduling, privacy, and fit before making an appointment. Current fees, payment arrangements, availability, and cancellation terms are confirmed directly before an appointment is scheduled.
Is this a private-pay practice?
Yes. Jackson Counseling for Well Being is a private-pay practice. Call to confirm the current fee and whether the service you are seeking is available. If you plan to ask a health plan about possible out-of-network benefits, contact the plan directly for its current requirements. Benefits and reimbursement are determined by the plan and are not guaranteed.
How much does counseling cost?
Please call for the current fee and any related policies. You will have an opportunity to understand the financial arrangement before agreeing to services.
Do you offer in-person or online appointments?
In-person counseling is offered by appointment at the Jackson office. Ask the practice about current service options and whether they are appropriate and available for you.
Can faith be included?
Yes, if you want it to be. You choose the level and can set boundaries or keep the focus elsewhere. Read about faith and counseling.
What should I share when I first reach out?
To protect your privacy, do not describe what you want help with. Share only your name, phone number, and a safe time to call. Edwin will call you back.
Does contacting the practice make me a client?
No. Visiting this website, calling, or sending an email does not by itself create a counselor-client relationship or confirm an appointment. Services begin only after the practice confirms fit and availability and the required consent and intake steps are completed.