We know that taking care of your mental health is an important decision—and the cost can sometimes feel like a barrier.
At Logos, we believe access to quality mental health care should never feel out of reach. While many clients use insurance, we also offer clear self-pay and financing options for those who prefer—or need—an alternative.
To reduce financial strain and increase access to care, we partner with Lane Health, a healthcare financing solution that allows eligible clients to spread larger balances into manageable payments.
Our goal is simple: remove financial barriers so you can focus on healing, growth, and long-term wellness.
Payment Options
Clients may choose to self-pay for services at the time care is provided. Self-pay is often a good option for individuals who:
Prefer not to use insurance
Have high deductibles or limited mental health benefits
Want greater privacy and flexibility in treatment planning
Our team is happy to review self-pay rates and help you determine what makes the most sense for your situation.
19-Channel Z-Score Neurofeedback
$500 – Intake / Assessment (QEEG, Neurotransmitter, & Cell Health testing)
$1,500 – 10 NF sessions + 1 QEEG (post)
$3,000 – 20 NF sessions + 2 QEEG’s (mid and post)
Remote Neurofeedback (Myndlift System)
$300 – Myndlift Head Unit Bundle Purchase (yours to keep)
$900 – Unlimited Sessions over 3 months
Self-Pay EMDR sessions billed at $150 per session. Services accrued and paid out over a 24 month period.
To further increase access to care, Logos Counseling offers a payment plan for larger balances associated with specialty services.
We understand that cost can be a barrier to getting the help you need. That’s why we offer simple monthly payments spread over a 12 month period, with a straightforward 5% interest rate—so you can focus on healing, not finances.
* Client must have a credit card on file and be approved by Logos Services, LLC.
Feel free to explore the Logos Payment Plan, but if you choose to simply pay per session here are your costs.
Students who are currently working on their graduate degree. These students are supervised by both Logos Counseling as well as by their Practicum Professor at their designated college.
An Associate has completed their graduate work and has also passed the appropriate exam for their license. They hold a provisional (Associate) license in their field which allows them to see clients while under direct supervision from a board approved supervisor. Associates must complete 3,000 contact hours before they can receive their full (non-provisional) license.
Fully Licensed Therapists have completed their graduate work, passed the appropriate exam for their license, completed 3,000 contact hours, and hold a professional license in their respective field of study.
A QEEG (or 'Q' for short) enables us to see your unique pattern of mental strengths and weaknesses - areas of the brain where there is too little or too much activity, and areas that are not coordinating their activity the best they could.Once we can see the reason for your struggles on a brain level, we can create a neurofeedback training program to help resolve it.
Using a simple blood test and neurocognitive assessment through a company named BrainSpan, you will receive a comprehensive report that looks at your fatty acid (Omega-3 Index) and cognitive functioning. The report measures your current cell health and also includes personalized recommendations for how to improve it.
A neurotransmitter test through the Machemehl Method Institute can identify neurotransmitter imbalances before they become severe enough to cause symptoms. The results from this test are presented in a report that not only identifies imbalances, but also suggests targeted supplements that would be beneficial in treating the foudn imbalances.
The Neuro HPA Stress measures six Cortisol and three DHEAs (saliva). It allows a protocol to be written which has been shown to aid with adrenal fatigue, anxiety and sleep cycle disturbances.
This test combines both the Neurotransmitter Test and the Cortisol Test into one packet to allow for a much more full picture of any underlying issues that may be impacting your emotional and mental health.
A comprehensive evaluation that includes a full psychiatric assessment, review of medical and mental health history, and development of an initial treatment plan with medication recommendations if appropriate.
A detailed session to review medication response, side effects, and overall progress, with time for collaborative goal setting and adjustment of treatment as needed.
A focused check-in to assess how well medications are working, address any concerns, and make necessary dosage or medication changes.
A quick visit to monitor stability, renew prescriptions, and make minor adjustments if needed.