Therapy by video
One to one, from your own kitchen table
For adults anywhere in Iowa who would rather not drive after a long day.
A short guide before you start
How to join, what to do if the connection drops, and how to find a private corner.
You must be in Iowa
Our clinicians are licensed in Iowa, so you need to be in Iowa during the session.
Weeknights and Sundays
Chaeyoung Jung and Lloyd Tolliver see people by video, and so do several others by arrangement.
Before you book
What to know first
How we work
Therapy by video is the same as an office hour. Your clinician explains the approach they use and where they trained.
What this is not
Video is not for a crisis. If you are in crisis, call or text 988. If it is an emergency, call 911, and tell your clinician where you are at the start of each session.
What you need
A private room, a phone, tablet or computer with a camera, and a connection that holds for 50 minutes. We do not record sessions.
How it is paid
The same as at the office, with insurance or by the session, with a written estimate in advance.
How fees work
By video
Where we see people by video
By video we see people in the state where we are licensed: today, Iowa. You must be in Iowa during the session.
- Sioux City
- Sergeant Bluff
- Le Mars
- Cherokee
- Storm Lake
- Spencer
- Des Moines
- Cedar Rapids
If you are outside Iowa during the session, we cannot yet see you by video. We will help you find someone licensed where you live, and you are welcome at the Pierce Street office.
Questions
Questions about therapy by video
What if my connection drops?
Your clinician will call you on the phone number you gave us, so no session is lost to a bad signal.
Do you record sessions?
No. We do not record your calls.
Can I switch between video and the office?
Yes, with a note to your clinician in advance.
Ask for a video hour
Tell us which evening or Sunday suits you, and we will send the short guide before your first session.