FAQs

To schedule your free 15-minute video or phone consultation, click here. We will get in touch with you within 24 business hours to set up a time to meet.

Yes! Feel free to request an in-person appointment with your therapist at our Eau Claire office location!

At this time, Resolute Counseling does not accept insurance. However, as we work towards credentialing with insurance panels, we commit to providing a superbill for you to submit to your insurance provider to possibly assist with out-of-network deductibles or reimbursement. For more information on insurance and payment options, click here.

We encourage you to discuss this with your therapist. Please know that we require a 24 hours notice of any cancellations in order to avoid a late cancellation or no-show fee equal to the cost of the session. For more information on our cancellation policy, click here.

We are scheduling sessions with individuals over the age of 6 years old. We work to help individuals (Childhood through adulthood), couples, and families to address needs and concerns in the areas of ADD/ADHD, trauma/PTSD, depression, grief/loss, and life stressors. We specialize in supporting individuals and families caring for individuals with complex medical challenges or childhood disability. We utilize a broad array of psychotherapy modalities and theories, taking particular interest in play, sand tray, and narrative processing. Please see our services page to learn more about what we offer.

At Resolute Counseling, we believe that God is the Creator of the universe who designed our whole being. We do not expect everyone to share our beliefs and views, though we are happy to integrate a faith component into our work together should you desire. Our approach is trauma-sensitive, and honors the complexity of the human person, especially individuals who have experienced spiritual trauma or a crisis of faith. This is a non-judgmental and safe space for you to voice and process all of this.

Our therapist is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in the State of Wisconsin and offers clinical mental health services to Wisconsin residents.