Seeing a Therapist May Increase Your Income
A recent study found that therapy may have a financial benefit -- seeing a therapist may actually increase your income. Here's what the researchers found.
At Zencare, we realize that therapy isn't an inexpensive endeavor! Learn more about your payment options for therapy, including sliding scale, out-of-network benefits, and finding in-network therapists.
A recent study found that therapy may have a financial benefit -- seeing a therapist may actually increase your income. Here's what the researchers found.
It can be difficult to find therapists who are in-network with insurances, especially in large cities. Here are 7 ways to pay for therapy on a budget when you can't find a therapist who takes your insurance.
Looking for affordable therapy services in Manhattan and Brooklyn? Find low cost therapy options for students, LGBTQ folks, veterans, and the homeless provided by non-profits and therapist training institutions.
Many therapists choose not to be in-network with health insurances due to low reimbursement rates from health insurance companies, logistical issues, and privacy concerns. Read below for reasons why therapists choose not to contract with health insurance companies.
What’s the difference between BetterHelp and Talkspace? An open evaluation of the intake process, user approach, and cost for each.
This guide outlines all the ways you can use health insurance to pay for therapy, so you can maximize your plan and find a therapist who fits within your budget!
Navigating out-of-network benefits can be cumbersome, but can also save you time and money in the long-run, and help expand your therapist search. Take these steps to utilize out-of-network benefits!
Why it can help to expand your therapist search beyond in-network insurance networks and how seeing an out-of-network therapist can help avoid insurance headaches.