
Services & Rates
Transparent pricing for all counseling services and KAP treatment options.
Counseling Services
Life Solutions Counseling offers a variety of professional counseling services. Meet with Heleen in person or online.
👤 Individual Counseling
$195
55 minutes
Heleen uses EMDR therapy, IFS, and other evidence-based modalities to help individuals struggling with trauma, relationship issues, mood disorders, eating disorders, culture shock, addiction, and other mental health challenges.
💻 Online Counseling
$195
55 minutes
Online counseling via a secure 256-bit encrypted system. Connect with Heleen via video on our secure portal from the comfort of your own home. Certain restrictions and limitations apply to online counseling.
👥 Group Counseling
$50
75 minutes
Our therapeutic groups run for 8 weeks. Group counseling is not appropriate for everyone. The counselor reserves the right to screen group members prior to the first group or, if needed, find more appropriate solutions during the eight weeks.
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)
KAP combines ketamine treatment with trauma-informed therapeutic support and integration. Explore the options below.
New Clients Only
The following additional fees apply to new clients before starting ketamine sessions. A thorough mental health intake and preparation session are essential to build a strong therapeutic connection, understand your goals and expectations, and prepare you to get the most out of your dosing sessions.
- Mental Health Intake Session (55 min) – $250
- Preparation Session (55 min) – $250
- If choosing the Sublingual option below: doctor’s visit for a health check and sublingual medication prescription.
In some cases, you and your therapist may decide together that additional preparation sessions are needed before beginning the ketamine dosing process. This is to ensure you feel fully ready and supported.
KAP Session & Package Pricing
Choose IV infusion or sublingual KAP below. Each option includes therapeutic support and integration.
KAP Session – IV Infusion
Per Session
Individual IV Infusion session
$1,215
Per-session total
IV KAP care pathway
- Clinical assessment by a licensed mental health provider at the start of treatment to establish a baseline and assess KAP candidacy, with a follow-up assessment at the end of the treatment series
- Medical screening by a licensed medical provider to assess physiological eligibility for IV ketamine
- A mental health preparation session before the first infusion
- Access to a user-friendly app with treatment information and music selections for KAP sessions
- An approximately one-hour IV ketamine infusion with vital-sign checks and medical monitoring by a licensed provider, in a calming setting with leather armchairs and special lighting; a weighted blanket and eye mask are available as options
- Therapeutic support during the first infusion; additional therapist support during subsequent infusions can be arranged for an additional fee if needed, although it is not typically required
- A two-hour, trauma-informed KAP session with a licensed mental health professional, scheduled within 48 hours after the infusion and incorporating somatic therapies, EMDR, and IFS; this session serves as the integration session, not an additional appointment
- Ongoing therapy after six weeks, if needed
BEST VALUE · Recommended for optimal results
6-Session Package
$6,561
Regular price: $7,290
Save 10% – $729 savings
- Evidence-based 6-session protocol
- Cumulative neuroplasticity benefits
- Lowest risk of relapse
KAP Session – Sublingual
The sublingual option uses a medicated lozenge (also called a troche) that dissolves slowly under the tongue, allowing the ketamine to absorb directly into the bloodstream. A prescription from a licensed medical provider is required.
Per Session
Individual Sublingual session
$1,000
Includes about three hours of therapeutic support during sublingual dosing and a 55-minute integration session.
BEST VALUE · Recommended for optimal results
6-Session Package
$5,400
Regular price: $6,000
Save 10% – $600 savings
- Evidence-based 6-session protocol
- Cumulative neuroplasticity benefits
- Lowest risk of relapse
What’s Included in Every KAP Session
Specialized Training
The clinical team has specialized training across KAP, IFS, mindfulness, resourcing, imagery rescripting, and EMDR.
Up to 3 Hours of Care
Sublingual KAP sessions last approximately three hours; IV KAP sessions include approximately two hours of one-to-one therapeutic support.
Preparation & Integration
A licensed mental health provider establishes a baseline at the start of the KAP treatment series and reviews progress in a follow-up assessment at the end. Preparation takes place before dosing. For IV KAP, the two-hour therapeutic session serves as the integration session, not an additional appointment.
Safety & Monitoring
Therapeutic support is provided throughout dosing, with attention to physical comfort and emotional safety. IV infusions also include vital-sign checks and medical monitoring.
Multi-Modal Approach
IFS, mindfulness, and imagery rescripting may be used during dosing; EMDR is incorporated into integration sessions.
Payments & Policies
Session Payments
Clients are required to provide a credit card on file that will be charged after each session. Other payment methods can be used at the time of the session if preferred.
Cancellation Courtesy
We reserve your appointment time exclusively for you. If you need to cancel or reschedule, please provide at least 24 hours notice to avoid being charged the missed session fee. A $100 fee will apply if a session is not canceled at least 24 hours in advance. Clients who cancel more than three sessions in a row without prior arrangements may lose their spot.
Insurance
We currently accept only AETNA insurance. Clients who wish to use other insurance can request a detailed bill (Superbill) to submit for potential reimbursement. Clients are responsible for full payment at the time of service and can download or print the invoice from the client portal. Mental health services qualify as medical expenses and may be paid using Health Savings Accounts (HSA).
Scholarships
A limited number of scholarships are available for low-income clients, including some specifically for survivors of domestic violence and abuse. There is a waiting list for these scholarships. If you are interested, we will add you to the list and notify you when a slot opens. Scholarships are income-based and require completion of paperwork to determine eligibility.
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Six-week program
Six-Week Intensive Trauma Therapy
A structured, time-limited course of trauma-focused outpatient care
The Six-Week Intensive Trauma Therapy Program offers adults a focused period for trauma treatment. It is designed to support continuity of care and concentrated therapeutic work over six weeks.
This is outpatient treatment, not crisis care, inpatient treatment, or an intensive outpatient program (IOP). The program does not guarantee that trauma or related symptoms will resolve within six weeks.
Program investment
Approximate program total: $8,600
Three-installment payment plans are available. The final amount may vary slightly based on the individual treatment plan.
Clinical context
The VA National Center for PTSD describes growing research on brief, or “massed,” delivery of evidence-based PTSD therapies. EMDR, cognitive processing therapy (CPT), and prolonged exposure (PE) have often been provided over 8 to 18 weekly sessions, although shorter schedules have also been studied. The VA notes that shorter formats may support engagement and reduce dropout.
Some intensive programs delivered over several days or two weeks have reported reductions in PTSD symptoms and high completion rates. Those programs use treatment models that differ from this one, so their outcomes should not be assumed to apply to the Life Solutions Counseling program.
References: VA National Center for PTSD (ptsd.va.gov), Frontiers, and EMDRIA
Program fit and structure
This format may be appropriate for adults who, in consultation with their clinician, are prepared to commit to six weeks of focused treatment. It is not intended for people who require inpatient or intensive outpatient care. Six weeks is a defined period for treatment, not a deadline for recovery.
The program combines IV ketamine infusions with ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP), psychoeducation, and skills development. Treatment modalities include EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT).
Part 1
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)
Medical screening, preparation, and monitored IV treatment
- Before the first infusion, a licensed mental health provider conducts a baseline assessment and assesses candidacy for KAP. Follow-up assessments occur every two weeks to monitor progress and guide treatment adjustments
- Medical screening by a licensed medical provider to assess physiological eligibility for IV ketamine
- A mental health preparation session before the first infusion
- Six IV ketamine infusions, approximately one hour each, for about six hours total, with vital-sign checks and medical monitoring by a licensed provider
- Infusions in a calming setting with leather armchairs and special lighting; a weighted blanket and eye mask are available as comfort options
- Therapeutic support during the first infusion; additional support during subsequent infusions can be arranged for an additional fee if needed, although it is not typically required
Part 2
Integration Therapy
Therapeutic work connected to each IV infusion
Twelve hours of KAP therapy, delivered as two-hour integration sessions within 48 hours after the corresponding IV infusions. Sessions are led by a licensed mental health professional with extensive trauma-treatment experience and incorporate somatic therapies, EMDR, and IFS.
Part 3
Psychoeducation and Skills Practice
Eighteen hours of self-paced video courses
Beyond Survival
Six hours
Trauma education and an overview of the evidence-based approaches used in the program, with reference sheets for EMDR, IFS, and somatic therapies, a workbook, and a recommended reading list
Creating Safe Relationships
Six hours
Education on relational dynamics, boundaries, and conflict resolution in friendships, family relationships, and intimate partnerships, with app-based practice cards to reinforce skills
Finding Your Center
Six hours
Psychoeducation and strategies for grounding, emotional regulation, and anger management, supported by an app for daily practice
Guided review and practice
Six hours of individual or group sessions, one hour per week, to review, process, and practice the video-course material and skills
Ongoing support and continuity
- One to three family or couples sessions may be available as needed during the six-week period
- A plan for weekly ongoing therapy after the program, if needed