FAQs

• An initial, 15 minute free consultation to determine if Pathlight Counseling is a good fit.

• The first session focuses on treatment planning, setting goals, and beginning with the end in mind.

• Following sessions focus on identifying strengths, areas of growth, and learning practical ways to manage unwanted thoughts and emotions. I believe in finding a balance between processing, education, and practice.

• Finally, once you are ready to end therapy, we discuss best practices for continued self-care including community resources.

New clients receive a 15 minute free consultation to determine if Pathlight Counseling is a good fit.

A 50-minute session charges $80 while an extended 90-minute session charges $120.

Contact me at jace@pathlightcs.com for questions or special requests.

Virtual counseling, teletherapy, telemedicine, video counseling, etc. are all ways of describing counseling you can access anywhere from any device at your convenience.

Benefits of virtual counseling include being able to meet with a licensed therapist from the comfort of your own home, on your schedule, from anywhere in Texas. No need to dress up, drive, or make special arrangements for work or school.

Basic requirements include a secluded and safe space, a stable internet connection, a device that supports audio and video, and a pair of headphones or earbuds.

Most counseling practices are open no later than 8:00pm. However, a lot of us are juggling responsibilities that keep us busy until evening. Not to mention the number of people who are so distracted during the day that they find their mind racing while trying to go to sleep.

Late-night therapy from the comfort of your own home is what sets Pathlight Counseling apart. Just one way that Pathlight Counseling is meeting you where you are.

One of my Favorite metaphors for the therapy process is light illuminating darkness. Shedding light on hurts, hang-ups, or unhealthy habits is key to finding the freedom to move forward. Being a "lifelong learner" is one of my passions and I hope to instill the same curiosity in those I work with.