Frequently Asked Questions

Are you accepting new patients?

I am accepting new patients. Please use the “Contact Dr. Renqvist” button at top of bottom of the page to request a phone consultation to determine if I may be a good fit for you. You can also read my blog to get a feel for how I think about various topics and more about the treatments I offer.

Do you accept insurance?

I am in-network with some Aetna plans. I am happy to provide a superbill you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement using out-of-network benefits with other insurance plans in other states. Out-of-network benefits may cover part or all of your services.

If you plan to use insurance , please call your insurance company to ensure psychotherapy sessions via telehealth are covered. Also be sure to check on your deductible, as some insurance companies will not pay any benefits until your deductible is met.

Please note, couple therapy is often not covered by insurance.

How much do sessions cost?

Individual Psychotherapy (50-55 minute sessions): $200

Couple Psychotherapy (50-55 minute sessions): $200

Extended Sessions (90 minutes): $300

What should I expect during my first individual therapy session?

I will conduct a comprehensive psychological assessment including not only what is bothering your now, but also relevant experiences in your past and your goals for therapy. Together, we will develop a custom treatment plan to work toward your goals. Read more about individual therapy with me here.

What should I expect during my first couple therapy session?

Dr. Renqvist will conduct a comprehensive relationship-focused assessment with you and your partner. Relationship-focused individual assessments and a feedback session with both partners will likely follow. Read more about couple therapy with me here.

What services are not available?

There are several services I do not offer, as I do not have the specialized training needed to do so. I am not able to offer the following services:

Evaluations or therapy for children or adolescents
Evaluations or therapy for adults with developmental disabilities or moderate to severe cognitive impairment.
Court-ordered evaluations or therapy
Disability evaluations
Child-custody evaluations
Parenting-related evaluations
Emotional support or service-animal evaluations