First you will need to choose your state. This will narrow the selection of therapists who can serve you. You will then select an appointment time and date that best suits your needs. Next, you will need to create an account. An authentication email will be sent which will walk you through the steps. You will be asked to input personal information and pay for the session. Once the session is scheduled you will be prompted to complete the initial intake forms. These forms must be completed before the initial meeting with your therapist. You will then be ready to log into your session and all future sessions. For the next one, you will simply log into your account and choose the date and time that suits you.

No. You can only see therapists that are licensed in your state or therapists that are licensed nationwide.

Lev le'Lev Counseling Center is a virtual counseling center, and therefore all sessions are online via HIPAA protected video conferencing platform.

No. We accept all clients as long as they reside in the USA.

Counseling frequency varies depending on your goals and progress. It is common to meet every week, but our counselors may also suggest meeting more or less frequently as is appropriate for you. After the initial assessment session(s), you will discern, with the help of your counselor, what is best for you.

Yes, your visits are 100% confidential. However, the therapist is required by law to break confidentiality If there is an immediate danger to the client or others.

Counseling success does, often, depend on a good fit with your counselor. We do recommend you attempt at least two sessions before making a decision. You can always change therapists if you do not feel it's a good fit.

We offer counseling services for a range of fees from $100-$245. Pricing depends on the service and the length of time you choose. Payments can be made with most credit cards.

No. We only accept Self Pay

The first appointment is what we like to call an “Ice Breaker'' visit. The first session typically lasts 60-90 minutes. Because you and your therapist have never met before, this session is to become more familiar with one another. You can expect to discuss the reason for seeking a therapist and how s/he can best assist you.

A Licensed Clinical Social Worker is a masters- or PhD-level licensed mental health professional who is qualified to perform a variety of services related to assessing, diagnosing, treating, and preventing mental health disorders as well as other disturbances to one’s wellbeing. Depending on the state of licensure, a licensed professional might be designated a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) or Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW). View the Licensed Clinical Social Workers at your local office here, and then visit your local office’s “Our Counselors” page. A Licensed Clinical Social Worker is a masters- or PhD-level licensed mental health professional who is qualified to perform a variety of services related to assessing, diagnosing, treating, and preventing mental health disorders as well as other disturbances to one’s wellbeing. Depending on the state of licensure, a licensed professional might be designated a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) or Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW). View the Licensed Clinical Social Workers at your local office here, and then visit your local office’s “Our Counselors” page.

What is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)? A Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) is a licensed mental health professional with training and experience in helping both married couples / domestic partners and families to overcome difficult challenges. These professionals can treat mental health problems and also address family system and relationship problems, and they are trained to help client’s improve relationship/family dynamics. To view the Licensed Marriage and Family

What is a Licensed Psychologist? Licensed Psychologists are highly trained mental health professionals who conduct counseling and therapy/psychotherapy sessions with clients. Licensing requirements vary by state, but typically to be a Licensed Psychologist one must earn a doctorate in psychology (PhD or PsyD), complete 2-3 years of post-graduate training in the diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders, and meet other rigorous qualifications to become licensed in the specific state in which he or she will practice.

Yes, we are. Lev Le'Lev Counseling is known as a “covered entity” under HIPAA, which means that we are subject to all HIPAA rules and guidelines.

The reason why one therapist charges more/less is based on staff members' expertise.

We take the responsibility of maintaining your privacy seriously. If you have any questions about our privacy and security practices contact us at levlelevcenter@gmail.com