Building Emotional Connection
6-Week Small Group To Transform Your Most Important Relationships
Are you seeking deeper, more meaningful relationships? Are you tired of feeling disconnected from yourself and others? If you answered yes to either, join us in this safe, supportive space to explore your emotions, unravel life’s challenges, and become empowered through self-discovery.
In this transformative program you will learn:
- Why you have emotional over- or under- reactions and feelings of overwhelm
- That what you view as personality traits are actually learned coping/defensive strategies to help you manage life
- How to identify and work with these “defense protectors” so they don’t interrupt your adult relationships, especially under conditions of attachment, trauma, and addiction
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insight into your emotions, improve your relationships, and find joy through meaningful connections.
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When: Tuesday evenings
Time: 3 & ½ hours each Tuesday; 5:30 - 9 pm
How Long: 6 weeks; August 20 - Oct 1, 2024
Where: Syrona Counseling, 890 Northern Way, Suite C-1, Winter Springs 32708
Cost: $100 per session (less than $30 hour); $600 for 6 weeks
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What Clients Are Saying About Counseling Retreats!
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Why don’t we take insurance?
Syrona Counseling Retreats does not accept insurance for the following reasons:
Reason #1: Insurance Restrictions
Insurance companies do not reimburse for more than one hour of psychotherapy per day. Here at Syrona, our psychotherapy retreats include 7 or more hours of therapy per day. If you have Out of Network coverage, you can submit a bill to get reimbursed for one hour per day.
Reason #2: You Have To Be Diagnosed
For insurance to cover counseling, you have to receive a diagnosis. This diagnosis becomes part of your permanent record, and as such, is exposed to third parties within the insurance company - and potential data breaches.
In addition, many clients who come to therapy don’t fit neatly or appropriately into the medical model’s view of psychological diagnoses. Even if there is no appropriate diagnostic option, a diagnosis is required for reimbursement. We believe you should be able to get the help you need without having to be labeled with a diagnosis.
Reason #3: It’s Not Confidential
When accepting insurance, we are required to use an Electronic Medical Records system. This means that information is disclosed to a 3rd party insurance or technology company, and over time, this increases your risk of your information being exposed. And, if we appeal an insurance company’s decision about ending treatment coverage, your therapy, including your diagnosis, gets discussed with insurance company employees. In our direct experience, this too often has included individuals with little or no training in mental health, including a lack of understanding about the ethics around keeping this private and personal information secure and confidential.
Another issue around confidentiality: if you ever have to go through a background check, or for any reason your records get called for, your diagnosis may be disclosed by your insurance company.
In short, by not taking insurance, we maintain the safety and confidentiality needed for you to feel safe when opening up in your therapy sessions. When you self-pay for your therapy, you can be confident that the reasons you are seeking help, and what you say in the office, will stay between you and your therapist.
Reason #4: Using Insurance Takes Treatment Control Away from You and Your Therapist
When insurance companies are paying for treatment, they decide the treatment schedules. They do this by determining the number of sessions they will allow and the frequency of those sessions. In our direct experience, these “decisions” are almost universally driven by what is best for the insurance company financially. We believe decisions about your treatment need to be made based on what you need, not by pre-determined treatment plans created by the insurance company.