Outpatient Therapy
What is Outpatient Therapy?
- Outpatient Therapy is an opportunity to have a space dedicated to processing mental health symptoms and the difficulties that result from them.
- The American Psychological Association (2023) defines therapy as “any psychological service provided by a trained professional (or supervised trainee) that primarily uses forms of communication and interaction to assess, diagnose, and treat dysfunctional emotional reactions, ways of thinking, and behavior patterns."
What Are the Criteria to Qualify for Therapy at Apollo?
- Must be 18 years or older.
- Meet criteria for a mental health diagnosis.
- Enrolled in an active insurance plan that is accepted by Apollo or prepay in full for each session.
- Adequate technology to connect for services via telehealth.
What Issues Can Therapy Help Me With?
Our clinicians are able to work with a variety of concerns, including:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Trauma
- Life Transitions
- Grief/loss
- Couples Counseling
- And More
How Does Therapy Work?
- Our clinicians use a person-centered approach to ensure your needs for each session are being prioritized. Additionally, our clinicians remain unbiased, and do not impose their own personal values into your treatment.
- Our clinicians utilize empathy and active listening skills to understand the impact your symptoms and other stressors have on your mental health and overall functioning.
- Therapy sessions typically last about one hour. (53-60 minutes)
- At this time, all therapy sessions are provided via telehealth services.
Insurance Plans that Apollo Accepts:
- Aetna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Health Partners
- Hennepin Health
- Medica
- Medical Assistance
- Prime West
- South Country Health Alliance
- UCare
- United Health Care