Payment Info

Provision of Services and Payment

Grace to Glory Counseling does not accept insurance but we do strive to offer work with clients and offer some financial assistance through scholarships. 

We can provide you with a monthly detailed billing statement that will have all the information that most insurance companies require, which you can submit to for reimbursements. Some clients are able to use a card provided by their insurance to pay for their session.  See below for additional questions to ask your Insurance Company.

Counseling Fees

Michelle Harrison

Michelle's fee is $120 per 50 minute session. Some scholarship funds are available to assist clients.

She accepts payment via Card, Venmo, PayPal,  or Check

• Stripe:  Clients can save their credit or credit cards in their Simple Practice client portal for payment
• Venmo : https://account.venmo.com/u/gracetoglorycounseling
• Paypal : https://paypal.me/gracetogloryinc
• Check: Make checks out to Grace to Glory PO Box 383, Simpsonville, SC 29681

Mandi Call

Mandi's fee is $50 per 50 minute session.  Individuals contribute anywhere from $10 to $75 based on their current financial situation.

She accepts payment via Check or Cash.

What to Ask Your Insurance Company

Here are some questions to ask your insurance company if you choose not to pay out of pocket:

1. Do I have out-of-network mental health or counseling benefits?
2. Do I have an out-of-network deductible, and if so, how much is it? What would be my copay or percentage after I meet the deductible?
3. Have I met any of this deductible yet this year? Are my medical and mental health deductibles together or separate?
4. What mental health services are covered? Are V codes covered or only claims with a mental health diagnosis?
5. Is marriage counseling covered? If so, is it actual marital therapy, or is one partner considered the patient and the other considered an extra person in the room that is just there to support the patient? (This would create an unhealthy balance in actual marriage therapy, especially if a mental health diagnosis is required.)
6. Do I have a limited number of sessions I can attend a year?
7. How much information is required for reimbursement?
8. Is there a usual and customary rate that the insurance company will pay for therapy per session? If so, how much is that?
9. Do I need pre-approval to pursue therapy with the provider of my choice? Remember, this would be pre-approval for an out-of-network provider.
10. Where do I get the forms to submit my claims?
11. Are the conditions any different if I choose an in-network provider?
12. For therapists on an in-network list, know that an MFT has trusted training in handling couple or family issues
13. Even though an LPC might say he/she does this type of counseling, the training is not the same.

Final Thoughts on Insurance Considerations

1. Most issues can be covered in therapy in six to eight weeks. The notable exceptions are marriage therapy, adoption/foster care treatment, severe depression/mood disorders, eating disorders, and abuse issues, all having a longer treatment cycle.
2. Consider these questions, as well: How confidential would my record of a mental health diagnosis be with an insurance company? Can I get a level of care that better matches my needs and desire for confidentiality by using my FSA or HSA account?