Psychotherapy and supportive counseling services are provided to individuals (adolescents and adults) who are seeking an opportunity to address and resolve the effects of overwhelming experience in their lives - from more commonplace life challenges to severely traumatic events. Services are provided in-person and via Telehealth to residents of Arizona (including the Hopi Reservation and Navajo Nation) and via Telehealth to Medicare recipients nationwide. Fees are payable via AZ AHCCCS (including the American Indian Health Plan), Blue Cross Blue Shield (including AmeriBen and Summit), and Medicare. Individuals can generally receive reimbursement (or partial reimbursement) from other insurance plans that include out-of-network benefits. A sliding scale is offered for those who do not have insurance. Individual Counseling or Psychotherapy Individual counseling or psychotherapy is initially the service of choice during the early phases of coming to terms with the herpes virus and its emotional and social implications. This is often supplemented, however, by couples or family counseling or psychotherapy - to the degree that other individuals may also have been affected by the herpes diagnosis. Couples or Family Counseling or Psychotherapy Couples counseling or psychotherapy is often indicated to address issues regarding trust, sexual intimacy, choices regarding health consciousness and future safety, and, in some instances, real or perceived infidelity. Couples counseling or psychotherapy may be indicated for couples who have been together for long periods of time or for those who have come together more recently. An individual who has been diagnosed with the herpes virus may request couples services to assist in negotiating herpes-related issues with former partners or with new ones. Family counseling, including adolescents or children, may be indicated when an adolescent or child has been (regrettably) exposed to information regarding a parent or caregiver having received a herpes diagnosis - or when the individual who has been diagnosed is, themselves, an adolescent or child. Group Counseling or Psychotherapy Following initial stabilization, individuals who have been diagnosed with the herpes virus, or those who are closest to them, often receive great benefit from talking, within a safe and supportive environment, with others whose circumstances are similar. Workshops and Educational Seminars Workshops and educational seminars are offered to physician groups, mental health facilities, hospitals, and other interested community entities. Fees are negotiated based on the location and length of the workshop or semin