Nancy Linnerooth and Tim McKee - Sessions and Fees

Session Arrangements

One of us will meet with you at your place of business in the Seattle metropolitan area.

The initial session lasts around 1-1/2 hours. Following sessions last 50 minutes to 1 hour.

You need to arrange a private room where we will not be interrupted by telephones, messages, or visitors. In addition, to be effective, we should sit somewhere away from the distractions of your desk. A conference table in your own office or a small conference room with blinds or no interior windows would be fine.

For certain clients, we can provide some sessions by telephone after our initial face-to-face meeting.

If you wish to arrange a session for you or someone else at your company, please contact one of us to discuss the arrangements.

First Session

Please print and fill out the Contact Information and Disclosure Statement that we will email to you and have them ready for our first session.

Fees

We charge $250 per session, due at the beginning of each session. There is no additional charge for the initial session or for our travel time.

We do not accept insurance because we find the following advantages of avoiding the interference of insurance companies far outweigh any disadvantages:

• No information from our sessions will become part of your insurance records.
• We need not make a diagnosis of a mental disorder, which insurance companies require, so that seeing either of us will not lead to a diagnosis being added to your insurance history.
• Because we do not need to justify what we focus on to an insurer, we can work on whatever issues you choose, including such things as the stresses of business, isolation, or problems with colleagues, employees, romantic partners or family.
• We are not limited to the 6, 12 or 15 sessions often allowed by insurance policies. We can meet as often as you find useful.

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