Yes! We offer couples and marriage counseling for partners looking to improve communication, work through conflict, rebuild trust, strengthen connection, or navigate difficult seasons together.

Couples counseling is available as a private-pay service, which allows the focus of therapy to remain on the relationship and the goals you and your partner identify together.

Insurance may be used when one partner meets criteria for a mental health diagnosis.

Our first appointment is a diagnostic mental health evaluation (intake session). During this visit, your therapist will get to know you, learn about your concerns, review your personal and mental health history, and discuss your goals for therapy.

For children and teens, the first session typically includes time with a parent or caregiver to gather important background information.

By the end of the session, your therapist will discuss recommendations and work with you to create a personalized treatment plan for future sessions.

Yes, we accept many insurances such as:

Blue Cross, Ambetter, United Healthcare, UMR, Healthchoice, Aetna, Cigna, Medicare and more!

Self-pay options are available for clients who prefer not to use insurance or do not have coverage.

*We have sliding scale rates to those who request financial assistance due to hardship

Frequency depends on your needs and goals. Many clients begin with weekly sessions and adjust over time as progress is made.

Parent involvement depends on the child’s age, developmental needs, and treatment goals. We believe therapy works best when families feel supported and involved appropriately, while also protecting a child or teen’s sense of safety, trust, and privacy within the therapeutic relationship.

For younger children, parents are often more actively involved through check-ins, collaboration, and support with coping skills or behavior strategies at home. With older children and teens, therapy may include more individual space to allow them to openly process emotions, stressors, relationships, identity development, and personal challenges.

While parents and guardians remain important participants in treatment, children and teens also benefit from having a confidential and supportive environment where they can speak honestly. Therapists may share general themes, progress, recommendations, or safety concerns with parents, while respecting appropriate therapeutic confidentiality whenever possible.

*Please note that our practice does not provide custody evaluations, parental fitness evaluations, or expert witness testimony for legal proceedings. We do not make custody recommendations or recommendations regarding visitation, placement, or legal decision-making. Therapy services are intended to support emotional well-being and treatment goals, not to serve forensic or court-related purposes.

While Sager Creek Counseling Collective is a faith-based, Christian counseling practice, we welcome clients of all faiths, spiritual backgrounds, and those with no religious beliefs at all. Our therapists are committed to providing ethical, compassionate, and evidence-based care that is tailored to each individual's needs and values.

Faith will only be incorporated into therapy if you request it. If your faith is an important part of your life, we are happy to thoughtfully integrate it into your treatment.

Yes, We have sliding scale rates to those who request financial assistance or have a hardship.

Our associate therapists (Drake and Anna) provide high-quality counseling at lower self-pay rate. In addition, a limited number of sliding scale appointments are available for individuals experiencing financial hardship. We believe that finances should not be the only barrier to receiving compassionate, evidence-based mental health care.

Our practice does not provide custody evaluations, parental fitness evaluations, or expert witness testimony for legal proceedings. We do not make custody recommendations or recommendations regarding visitation, placement, or legal decision-making. Therapy services are intended to support emotional well-being and treatment goals, not to serve forensic or court-related purposes.