About
They provide therapy for adults, children, and families, addressing issues such as adoption or foster care experiences, anxiety or depression, infertility, grief and loss, parenting challenges, relationship concerns, stress, and traumatic events. With locations in Texas and Missouri, they offer in-person and virtual counseling sessions. Their therapists are trained and licensed professionals who work with clients to identify areas for improvement and set goals for change. The Counseling Centers at PCHAS - Waxahachie accepts various insurance providers, including Aetna, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), Cigna and Evernorth, Medicaid, Superior HealthPlan, UnitedHealthcare UHC | UBH, and Out of Network. They also welcome self-paying clients. By working with their therapists, clients can move forward with confidence and find relief from stress, anxiety, and other challenges.
Insurance & payment
The Counseling Centers at PCHAS - Waxahachie accepts various insurance providers, including Aetna, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), Cigna and Evernorth, Medicaid, Superior HealthPlan, UnitedHealthcare UHC | UBH, and Out of Network, as well as self-paying clients.
- Aetna
- Medicaid
- Cigna
- Superior HealthPlan
- UnitedHealthcare
- Out of network
Listed fee: $100 per session, I accept insurance. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Therapy for Adults
The Counseling Centers at PCHAS - Waxahachie offers therapy sessions for adults, addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, and relationship concerns.
Counseling for Children
Their licensed therapists work with children to address issues such as adoption or foster care experiences, anxiety or depression, and parenting challenges.
Family Counseling
The Counseling Centers at PCHAS - Waxahachie provides family counseling sessions to help families work through relationship concerns and other issues.
Trauma and PTSD Support
Their therapists are trained to support individuals dealing with traumatic events and PTSD.