43 Provider Matches

Average cost per session is $21 with insurance

Angela Reed

LMFT

5+ Years Exp

Hi, I'm Angela. I believe the best approach to therapy leading to permanent change is a holistic and integrated lens, including biological, psychological, physiological, and spiritual needs. With a multidisciplinary lens, I utilize evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), E... Read More
Adults 18-64 Couples Family

Matthew Verlander

LCSW

17+ Years Exp

Hello! My name is Matt Verlander. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with more than 15 years of experience helping others find healing. I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Gardner-Webb University, and my Master of Social Work degree from Radford University. I have had the opport... Read More
Adolescents 13-17 Adults 18-64 Family

Hellen Da Silva

LPC

10+ Years Exp

With over 10 years of experience, I’m passionate about supporting you on your journey toward mental wellness and personal growth. I have a deep passion for life, nature, creativity, and helping others. Throughout my career, I’ve worked with a wide range of clients in various outpatient and ho... Read More
Adults 18-64 Adults 65+

Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes! Lifebulb accepts most major insurances. Use our insurance cost calculator to get an estimate on how much a therapy session will cost you. Deductibles may influence the final amount. If you have any questions about how much your appointment will cost or if your insurance will cover it, give Lifebulb’s support team a call.

 Scheduling with Lifebulb takes less than 10 minutes, and most of our clients see their therapist within 7 days of calling.

Yes, online therapy has been proven to be very effective. Lifebulb has both in-person and virtual therapists. Online therapy is a way to talk to a licensed, professional therapist or psychiatrist from the comfort of your own home.

Your first therapy session will be about establishing trust and getting to know one another. Your therapist will ask you questions about what brings you to therapy and a little about your background. We recommend you take this time to ask any questions you have about therapy as well.