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Common questionsThere is room to ask

A few things you may be wondering.

Starting therapy can bring practical questions as well as personal ones. Here is a place to begin.

What happens in the first session?

The first session is a welcoming conversation about what brings you to therapy, your current concerns, and what you hope to gain. Alicia may ask about your background and goals. You can ask questions too, and you will not be pressured to share what you are not ready to discuss.

Where are sessions offered?

Alicia offers virtual therapy for people in Florida. Discuss your location, a private place for sessions, and any technology needs during booking. This website does not advertise an in-person office.

Does Alicia work with children and teens?

Yes. Her practice includes children, adolescents, and adults, including older adults. For younger clients, ask about the fit of telehealth and what parent or caregiver involvement may be appropriate.

Can I have sessions in Spanish?

Alicia offers therapy in English and Spanish. Share your language preference when arranging care.

Do I need to know which kind of therapy I want?

No. Alicia’s approach is collaborative and trauma-informed. She draws on EMDR, CBT, trauma-focused CBT, and play therapy techniques as appropriate. Your concerns, preferences, and goals help guide the conversation about treatment.

How do I check insurance?

Review the current options on Headway and confirm your specific plan and benefits. Coverage and what you owe can vary. Do not send insurance cards or other sensitive information through this marketing website.

How much does a session cost?

This website does not publish a fixed session price. Confirm current fees, insurance benefits, and any expected out-of-pocket amount with Headway before booking.

How do I book or change an appointment?

Use the booking button to open Headway, where you can review current options and follow the platform’s instructions. For an existing appointment, use the communication and scheduling instructions provided when you arranged care.

Can I use this website for urgent help?

This website and its booking links are not emergency services and are not monitored for urgent requests. If you need immediate help, use the crisis and emergency resources in the footer below.

Begin with what you know today.

You can bring your questions to the first conversation. There is no need to have the whole story figured out.