Frequently Asked Questions
We know that making the decision to seek therapy services can feel embarrassing, stressful, or even scary. It’s a big step, and we are so happy you’ve made it to our website to learn more about what you can expect from us. Before you schedule an appointment, we know you’ll have a lot of questions for us, and our skilled therapists can’t wait to start chatting with you to provide answers.
To get you started, we’ve also included some of the answers to our frequently asked questions on this page. This is nowhere near a comprehensive list. These are just some of the easier questions we can help you with right now to make the process a little simpler. We look forward to hearing from you when you’re ready to learn more.
Where is Your Office Located?
Our office is at 1018 N. Bethlehem Pike in Spring House. Enter the main door and head upstairs, follow signs to Suite 201 A.
What are Your Office Hours?
Do you Take Insurance?
We are out of network with all insurances, and can provide a receipt for out of network reimbursement. We highly recommend Mentaya to help with this process. Working with our pre-licensed clinicians offers the added benefit of a more affordable price point. However, their services are not always reimbursed by insurers.
How Long are Sessions?
How do I Know if You are the Right Therapist for Me?
Do I Have to Live in Pennsylvania to Receive Online Therapy?
Therapy services are limited by the states where counselors are licensed. In our office, we have therapists who are licensed to work with patients in Pennsylvania & North Carolina. If you live in either of those states, we would be happy to schedule with you.
What is the Client Portal?
Get Started With Therapy Today!
Please contact Lime Tree Counseling to schedule an appointment or a free consultation. We will get back to you as soon as possible and get you scheduled. In our Ambler, PA office, we serve all of Montgomery County, and our therapists are happy to offer online counseling sessions for residents of Pennsylvania & North Carolina.