Individual EXRP Therapy Session Fees

(Session-by-Session Option)

Clients may choose individual EXRP therapy sessions instead of enrolling in a structured treatment phase. Session length and pacing are determined collaboratively and adjusted based on clinical judgment, readiness, and treatment goals.

All EXRP services are provided by a licensed clinician in accordance with applicable state law and the ACA Code of Ethics.

What’s Included in Every EXRP / ERP Session

Each EXRP / ERP session is structured, collaborative, and guided by clinical judgment. While the content of sessions may vary based on treatment stage and goals, the following elements are included in every session to ensure safety, effectiveness, and ethical care.

Clinical Check-In & Readiness Assessment

• Brief review of current symptoms, stressors, and functioning
• Assessment of readiness for exposure work that day
• Ongoing attention to safety, emotional tolerance, and consent

Collaborative Treatment Focus

• Review of treatment goals or exposure hierarchy
• Identification of session priorities based on progress and needs
• Adjustment of pacing or focus as clinically indicated

Exposure-Based Work (When Appropriate)

• In-session exposure practice (imaginal, interoceptive, or situational)
• Response prevention coaching and support
• Monitoring of emotional and physical responses during exposure
• Encouragement of curiosity, flexibility, and learning—not force

(Exposure intensity and type are always guided by clinical judgment and client readiness.)

Skill Integration & Learning

• Reinforcement of coping and regulation skills
• Integration of cognitive and behavioral strategies to support exposure learning
• Discussion of how session learning applies to daily life

Between-Session Planning

• Review or planning of between-session practice when appropriate
• Troubleshooting barriers or avoidance patterns
• Collaborative planning that supports follow-through without overwhelm

Regulation & Closure

• Grounding and regulation at the end of session
• Support for transitioning back into daily activities
• Review of next steps

Clinical Documentation & Treatment Planning

• Professional documentation of session content and progress
• Ongoing treatment planning and clinical decision-making
• Coordination of care when clinically indicated

Important Notes

• Exposure work is collaborative and never forced
• Session content and pacing may change based on clinical need
• EXRP / ERP therapy does not guarantee outcomes
• Clients may pause or discontinue treatment at any time
• Crisis and emergency services are not included

EXRP Therapy – 60 Minutes

$225

Appropriate for:

• Exposure planning and hierarchy development
• Ongoing exposure and response prevention practice
• Integration, skill reinforcement, and stabilization sessions

A 60-minute EXRP session may include symptom monitoring, exposure design or continuation, in-session exposure exercises, response prevention coaching, integration of cognitive and behavioral strategies, and grounding at session close.

EXRP Therapy – 90 Minutes

$325

Appropriate for:

• Extended or prolonged exposure exercises
• Clients who benefit from longer exposure windows
• Complex or multi-layered exposure work when clinically indicated

A 90-minute EXRP session allows additional time for in-depth exposure practice, response prevention, emotional processing, and integration while maintaining ethical pacing and safety.

EXRP Intake / Clinical Assessment (90 Minutes)

$365

Includes:

• Clinical history and symptom assessment
• Assessment of readiness for exposure-based treatment
• Initial exposure hierarchy development
• Treatment planning and recommendations

This session is used to determine whether EXRP  is clinically appropriate and to establish an individualized treatment approach.