Your initial consultation
What to expect at the initial consultation:
I’ll briefly explain my approach and broadly what we might focus on in the first 4 sessions of counseling
I’ll ask you to describe your best hopes for the counseling process
You’ll get a chance to ask me any questions that help you decide if I’m the right person to help you and your loved ones.
Thanks so much for your time and interest in Home Team Counseling! See below for 3 options for how to reach out for your consultation. Here’s to you and yours.
—Jon
Option #1: Click the button to open the scheduling widget.
Choose a time that is convenient for you and/or your loved ones by accessing my calendar directly.
Option #2: Give me a call at 480-447-6575
Call me during my consultation time (M-Th 9am-11:45), if you want to reach me right away. I reserved this time for you. If you’re available to talk for 15 minutes, we can complete the consultation on the spot.
Otherwise leave a message on my secure voicemail and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can within 2 business days.
Option #3: Start the process via secure, HIPPA-compliant email
info@hometeamcounseling.com
This gives you and/or your loved ones more time to think about questions and talk things over.
Some examples of questions you might ask:
“What’s your experience working with people who have [goal/issue]? How do you approach [goal/issue]?”
“What is [therapy approach] like?”
“I tried therapy before, and I didn’t like it. What do you do differently, so I don’t have that experience again?”
Be advised that all mental health professionals—myself included—must report any information regarding child abuse per A.R.S. 13-3620.
Why offer a free consultation?
Finding the right counselor is like finding the right pair of shoes.
You can’t tell if they fit unless you try them on. If they fit, that’s good. If they don’t fit, the important thing is that you get what you need to get where you’re going.
