No. Many people seek therapy for stress. life transitions, relationship concerns, or clarity—not because something is “wrong”. A diagnosis is only used if clinically appropriate.

If something in your life isn’t working and you’re open to support and change, therapy can help.

Yes. Sessions are confidential within ethical and legal guidelines.

Antonucci Counseling Services provides a space to be heard and understood—but also to gain insight and tools that help you move forward. My approach is warm, professional, and practical, using evidence-based practices to help you better understand patterns, manage stress, and make thoughtful changes.

Therapy doesn’t have to be dramatic or vague to be effective. It should help you think more clearly, manage emotions responsibly, and make better decisions—especially during stressful or complex times.

People often come to therapy when they:

• Feel anxious, overwhelmed, or burned out.

• Are navigating relationship or family changes.

• Want support for alcohol or substance use concerns.

• During complex personal or professional transitions.

• Feel stuck and want a clearer path forward

Most clients start with weekly or bimonthly sessions. Frequency can change over time depending on your goals, schedule, and progress.

Yes. Many clients are professionals managing work stress, leadership pressure, financial responsibility, or major life decisions. Therapy is practical, discreet, and respectful of your role and responsibilities.

With your written consent collaboration with legal or medical professionals can occur when helpful. This is done thoughtfully and professionally.

That’s very common. You don’t need a clear plan to start—just a sense that support might help. We can sort things out together.

This practice accepts some insurance plans and also offers a private pay option for clients who prefer greater privacy or flexibility in their care.

This practice currently accepts:

• Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield

• Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicare

• Aetna

• Aetna Medicare

• UnitedHealthcare

• Optum EAP

Insurance participation can vary by plan, employer group, and coverage details. Clients are encouraged to verify benefits directly with their insurance provider.

Private Pay Option

Many clients choose private pay therapy, even when insurance is available. This option is often preferred by professionals, individuals involved in legal matters, and those seeking discretion.

Cancellations, No- Shows, and Late arrivals

Your session time is specifically set aside for you. We require 48 hours notice to cancel or reschedule your appointment. If you cancel late or do not show up, you will be charged the full session fee. Please note: Insurance does not cover missed appointments or late cancelations. you will be responsible for the full cost. If you arrive late, your session will still end at the scheduled time.

Payment & Reimbursement

• Insurance claims are submitted according to accepted plans

• Private pay fees and copays are due at the time of service

• Receipts can be provided for personal records or possible out-of-network reimbursement

Fees Per Session

• Initial Assessment: $250

• Individual Session: $175

• Couple Session: $200

The easiest way to get started is by submitting an online appointment request. This allows you to reach out on your own time.

Once you request an appointment you will receive a confirmation email after I accept the appointment.

Prefer to email or call? No problem. Emails and voicemails are reviewed by me personally.

Please note: online requests are reviewed during regular business hours and not monitored for emergencies. If you’re in immediate distress please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.