Question 1

Who can work with Bethany?

Accepted Answer

Adults and couples who are physically located in Missouri at the time of each telehealth session. Bethany works with adults across the lifespan, from age 18 through 65+.

Question 2

What does mixed-neurotype mean?

Accepted Answer

It describes a relationship where partners have different neurotypes. For example, one partner may be autistic and the other allistic, or one may have ADHD while the other is autistic. The term helps name difference without deciding that one partner is the problem.

Question 3

What if standard couples therapy made things worse?

Accepted Answer

You are not alone. Many common methods assume similar communication, emotional processing, and sensory experiences. Bethany begins by making those differences visible and adapting the work to both partners rather than asking you to repeat a method that did not fit.

Question 4

Is therapy online only?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Therapy is 100% online, with no physical office. Adults and couples can meet by secure video from anywhere in Missouri, and must be physically in Missouri for each session.

Question 5

What does therapy cost?

Accepted Answer

Individual Psychotherapy (Adult) is $135 for 60 minutes. Couples & Relational Counseling is $160 for 60 minutes. Both are by telehealth. Bethany is self-pay and provides superbills for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Free Through October (Save $14). A video consultation lets you ask about fit and scheduling before beginning therapy.

Question 6

Are superbills available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Out-of-network superbills are available on request. Reimbursement depends on your plan, so contact your insurer directly.

Question 7

Is faith part of therapy?

Accepted Answer

Only if you want it to be. Faith-informed care is available for clients who desire it, and it is never assumed or prescribed. Secular clients are equally welcome, and therapy can remain fully secular.

Question 8

What happens in the consultation?

Accepted Answer

It is a brief conversation about what brings you to therapy, the kind of support you are seeking, whether Bethany’s approach may fit, and practical scheduling. It is not a therapy session and there is no pressure to continue.

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