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Birds on a Wire Counseling
Kim Turner, M.A.
Commissioned Minister of Pastoral Care
Clinical Christian Counselor



As a Pastoral counselor, I recognize that problems can come about through a variety of reasons and pressures in life.  Having the tools to navigate these challenges can help you feel confident and deepen your self-awareness.  My work as your pastoral counselor will be Biblically based and solution focused.   Along with the emotional and physical needs, as your counselor, with respect to your individual relationship with God, I will also be concerned with the your spiritual needs.

Making a good faith effort at personal growth and engaging in the counseling process is an important priority at this time in your life. Homework is often a part of therapy and is considered an important part of the healing process. Counseling is not a guarantee, but with time and hard work, most clients are able to make progress towards their goals.    
  

Fee Schedule
     
Birds on a Wire Counseling, LLC has a fee rate of $110 per 55 minute session.

  

Parent Session - $35 per 30 minute session

90 Minute EMDR Session - Hourly Session Fee plus $25



 $50 Fee for a missed appointment without a 24 hour notice


Sliding Scale Services are available upon request

                      *Payment by check, cash, and debit or credit card accepted.


Prices effective 01/01/2023

                     


         





















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