Frequently Asked Questions
Arkansas Reproductive Therapy is here to meet all your needs no matter what phase of life you’re in. We believe that all women deserve comprehensive and compassionate support as they navigate the many experiences and challenges related to their reproductive health. Learn more about what we do and get some of your questions answered here.
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What are the qualifications and experience of the therapists at Arkansas Reproductive Therapy?
At Arkansas Reproductive Therapy, our licensed therapists hold advanced degrees in psychology and counseling, with extensive expertise in reproductive mental health. We specialize in infertility counseling and provide compassionate care for a range of challenges, including pregnancy loss, pregnancy after loss, birth trauma, pregnancy support, postpartum support, adoption support, gynecological cancers, and menopause counseling.
Arkansas Reproductive Therapy is dedicated to supporting women and couples through every stage of their reproductive journey. Whether you’re navigating infertility, coping with loss, or adjusting to postpartum life, our team is here to help with expert, personalized care.
Does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy have specialized training or certifications in infertility counseling?
Yes, our team at Arkansas Reproductive Therapy specializes in providing support for individuals and couples seeking infertility counseling. Whether you’re facing unexplained infertility or undergoing advanced fertility treatments, we are here to help you through every step of the process. Our therapists prioritize your mental health and offer compassionate care to navigate what can often feel like an overwhelming and clinical journey.
How long has Arkansas Reproductive Therapy been offering infertility counseling services?
The counselors at Arkansas Reproductive Therapy have decades of experience providing infertility counseling services and helping countless individuals and couples navigate the emotional challenges of infertility, pregnancy loss, menopause, gynecological cancers, and more.
Does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy offer support for individuals or couples considering adoption or surrogacy?
Yes, we provide counseling and support for those considering adoption or surrogacy, helping you navigate the emotional complexities of these options.
Can Arkansas Reproductive Therapy assist with the emotional aspects of IVF or other fertility treatments?
Absolutely. We offer specialized support for individuals and couples undergoing IVF and other fertility treatments, helping you manage the emotional highs and lows.
What if I am new to therapy?
Beginning therapy and trying to find the right person to support you can be scary and a bit overwhelming. We would be happy to set up a call with you to see how we can support you and which of our practitioners would be the best fit for you.
Where is Arkansas Reproductive Therapy located, and is there parking available?
Our office is located at 5507 Ranch Road, Suite 209-B in Little Rock, AR, with ample parking available for clients.
What if I don't live in Little Rock?
We offer virtual counseling for residents throughout Arkansas using HIPPA compliant software.
How can I schedule an appointment with Arkansas Reproductive Therapy?
If you’re interested in learning more about how we can help you through your reproductive health journey, reach out to us using the Contact page here.
Arkansas Reproductive Therapy's Services
What types of infertility counseling services does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy provide?
We offer a comprehensive range of services, including individual counseling, couple’s therapy, and support groups, all designed to address the emotional and psychological aspects of infertility, pregnancy loss, adoption, menopause, gynecological cancers, and more.
Does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy offer individual, couple, and group counseling sessions?
Yes, Arkansas Reproductive Therapy offers individual, couple, and group counseling sessions to support you at every stage of your reproductive health journey.
Does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy provide online or telehealth counseling sessions?
Yes, we offer convenient online and telehealth counseling sessions, allowing you to receive support from the comfort of your own home.
Does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy offer medication management?
Currently, we do not offer medication management services.
The Counseling Process at Arkansas Reproductive Therapy
What can I expect during my first counseling session at Arkansas Reproductive Therapy?
During your first session, you’ll meet with a therapist to discuss your concerns, medical history, and goals for therapy. This initial consultation helps us tailor our approach to your specific needs.
How long is each counseling session at Arkansas Reproductive Therapy?
Each session typically lasts 50-60 minutes, providing ample time to explore your concerns and develop coping strategies.
How many sessions will I need at Arkansas Reproductive Therapy?
The number of sessions varies based on individual needs. Some clients benefit from a few sessions, while others may require ongoing support.
Counseling Fees and Insurance
Does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy take insurance?
Yes, we are in-network with BCBS of Arkansas, Aetna, and Ambetter insurance. If you are not in network with any of these insurance providers, we are happy to provide you with a superbill to submit to your out-of-network insurance. In this case, any reimbursement would go directly back to you.
What is the cost of a therapy session?
The fee for both individual and marital sessions is $130-150.
What is Arkansas Reproductive Therapy's cancellation policy?
We require at least 24 hours' notice for cancellations to avoid a cancellation fee. This policy helps us manage our schedule and provide timely support to all clients.
What is a Good Faith Estimate?
At Arkansas Reproductive Therapy, we are committed to transparency in our billing practices. Under the No Surprises Act, you have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate detailing the expected costs of your care. This estimate will include charges for all services provided, and you will receive it at least one business day before your scheduled service. Key points about your Good Faith Estimate:
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Timing: Delivered at least one business day before your appointment; three business days if scheduled more than 10 days in advance.
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Accuracy: Reflects expected costs based on your treatment plan; you can dispute charges if the final bill is $400 or more above the estimate.
Privacy and Confidentiality
How does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy ensure the confidentiality of my information?
We adhere to strict confidentiality standards and comply with all relevant privacy laws to protect your personal information. Your sessions and records are kept secure and confidential.
Will my sessions at Arkansas Reproductive Therapy be recorded?
No, we do not record sessions.
Support and Resources
Does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy provide resources or referrals to other specialists if needed?
Yes, we can provide referrals to trusted specialists and additional resources to support your overall well-being.
Are there support groups recommended by Arkansas Reproductive Therapy?
We offer in-house support groups and can also recommend external support groups to help you connect with others facing similar challenges.
Does Arkansas Reproductive Therapy offer any workshops or educational sessions?
Yes, we periodically offer workshops and educational sessions on topics related to infertility and reproductive mental health. Check our website for upcoming events.
Success and Outcomes
Can Arkansas Reproductive Therapy share any success stories or testimonials from past clients?
We have numerous success stories and testimonials from past clients who have benefited from our services. You can find those on our website or ask your provider for more information.
What should I do if I don’t see progress or feel dissatisfied with the counseling at Arkansas Reproductive Therapy?
Your satisfaction is important to us. If you’re not seeing progress, please discuss your concerns with your therapist so we can adjust our approach or explore alternative strategies.