COACHING FAQ
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How Does Coaching Work?
Coaching is conveniently done during daytime scheduled telephone sessions between you and your coach.
Who Benefits from Coaching?
Coaching is beneficial for people from all walks of life and in a variety of professions. People who come to Epiphany for coaching include, but aren’t limited to: entrepreneurs, artists, writers, business owners, CEOs, management professionals, mental health professionals, project managers, and human resource professionals.
How Much Does Coaching Cost?
Our one-on-one coaching programs have predictable monthly payments. Insurance plans do not cover coaching sessions. Typically, a coaching package lasts six months and many of our clients decide to renew after their initial coaching package is complete. Throughout the year we also offer group coaching programs. We will help you find a coaching program that fits your budget. Pricing will be discussed on your discovery call with Diane.
What Type of Coaching Do You Offer?
We offer life, business, and career coaching. We also train and develop teams in business, corporate, spiritual, and development settings.
How Do I Get Started?
You can schedule a complimentary discovery call with Diane to get started. During this consult, you’ll discuss your goals, struggles, and how coaching will support you in making the changes you desire in your personal or professional life. At the end of the call, you’ll have the opportunity to book your first coaching session with Diane. To schedule your complimentary discovery call, click here.
Coaching is conveniently done during daytime scheduled telephone sessions between you and your coach.
Who Benefits from Coaching?
Coaching is beneficial for people from all walks of life and in a variety of professions. People who come to Epiphany for coaching include, but aren’t limited to: entrepreneurs, artists, writers, business owners, CEOs, management professionals, mental health professionals, project managers, and human resource professionals.
How Much Does Coaching Cost?
Our one-on-one coaching programs have predictable monthly payments. Insurance plans do not cover coaching sessions. Typically, a coaching package lasts six months and many of our clients decide to renew after their initial coaching package is complete. Throughout the year we also offer group coaching programs. We will help you find a coaching program that fits your budget. Pricing will be discussed on your discovery call with Diane.
What Type of Coaching Do You Offer?
We offer life, business, and career coaching. We also train and develop teams in business, corporate, spiritual, and development settings.
How Do I Get Started?
You can schedule a complimentary discovery call with Diane to get started. During this consult, you’ll discuss your goals, struggles, and how coaching will support you in making the changes you desire in your personal or professional life. At the end of the call, you’ll have the opportunity to book your first coaching session with Diane. To schedule your complimentary discovery call, click here.
COUNSELING FAQ
How Does Counseling Work?
Counseling is conveniently done during scheduled virtual sessions between you and your counselor.
Who Benefits from Counseling?
Counseling is beneficial for people from all walks of life. At Epiphany, we see children, students, parents, families, adults, and seniors. Our clients are often dealing with anxiety, depression, body image issues, eating disorders, relationship issues, marriage matters, parenting challenges, and stress from overworking. We are an LGBTQIA+ friendly practice and serve clients from diverse backgrounds and a variety of ethnicities and races.
How Much Does Counseling Cost?
The cost of counseling can vary based on your insurance coverage and the practitioner’s rates. Typically our clients use their health insurance to cover the majority of their counseling costs. To find out what your insurance plan covers, you’ll need to call your insurance company directly. If you are paying out of pocket for your sessions, contact us and we can help you determine a reasonable budget for care.
What’s the Difference Between Counseling and Therapy?
Counseling tends to place more of an emphasis on overall wellness and issues that are coming up in the present for a client. Counselors can address a variety of mental illnesses. They also work with many individuals who don’t have any diagnosable mental condition but are dealing with stress, loss, grief, major life transitions, or other challenging situations.
Therapy tends to focus more heavily on the past, childhood, and traumas that have happened in a client’s life. Therapists tend to handle more intense care needs and acute mental illness.
There isn’t a major difference in the credentials of counselors and therapists, just a slightly different approach.
How Do I Get Started?
You can contact us if you aren’t sure where to begin!
Counseling is conveniently done during scheduled virtual sessions between you and your counselor.
Who Benefits from Counseling?
Counseling is beneficial for people from all walks of life. At Epiphany, we see children, students, parents, families, adults, and seniors. Our clients are often dealing with anxiety, depression, body image issues, eating disorders, relationship issues, marriage matters, parenting challenges, and stress from overworking. We are an LGBTQIA+ friendly practice and serve clients from diverse backgrounds and a variety of ethnicities and races.
How Much Does Counseling Cost?
The cost of counseling can vary based on your insurance coverage and the practitioner’s rates. Typically our clients use their health insurance to cover the majority of their counseling costs. To find out what your insurance plan covers, you’ll need to call your insurance company directly. If you are paying out of pocket for your sessions, contact us and we can help you determine a reasonable budget for care.
What’s the Difference Between Counseling and Therapy?
Counseling tends to place more of an emphasis on overall wellness and issues that are coming up in the present for a client. Counselors can address a variety of mental illnesses. They also work with many individuals who don’t have any diagnosable mental condition but are dealing with stress, loss, grief, major life transitions, or other challenging situations.
Therapy tends to focus more heavily on the past, childhood, and traumas that have happened in a client’s life. Therapists tend to handle more intense care needs and acute mental illness.
There isn’t a major difference in the credentials of counselors and therapists, just a slightly different approach.
How Do I Get Started?
You can contact us if you aren’t sure where to begin!
