| Clinical Counseling |
| Questions and Answers |
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| What are the credentials of Catholic Charities counselors? |
| Catholic Charities counseling staff consist of Licensed Psychologists, Licensed Social Workers, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists. |
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| Does Catholic Charities serve non-Catholics? |
| Absolutely. Catholic Charities' couseling services are available to people of all faiths. |
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| Will my insurance cover the cost of counseling? |
| Catholic Charities' counseling services are generally covered by most insurances. In addition, many Employee Assistance Programs make Catholic Charities' counseling services available to their employees. |
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| What if I don't have insurance coverage for counseling? |
| For those people who don't have insurance, or whose insurance won't cover counseling, a sliding scale fee is available. |
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| What is a sliding scale fee? |
| A sliding scale fee is set based on the individual's or family's household income and number of family members living in the household. |
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| How many counseling sessions should I expect to have? |
| Together, you and your couselor will decided the estimated number of counseling sessions. One session to numerous sessions are possible. |
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| Can I get an evening appointment? |
| Evening counseling appointments are available at each Catholic Charities location. |
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| Where can I go for counseling? |
| Catholic Charities counseling services are available at our offices in Albert Lea, Austin, Mankato, Owatonna, Rochester, Winona, and Worthington. See Locations for information. |
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| Whom should I call to set up an appointment? |
| You can call any one of the Catholic Charities locations. See Locations for information. |
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