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A Therapy Intensive is an accelerated form of therapy designed to help clients go deeper and get insights faster. Instead of attending therapy 1 hour per week for a year, why not find 3 non-consecutive days for a Therapy Intensive? It’s a powerful approach to help people feel better sooner. Whether you are already established with a therapist, have taken a break from therapy, or have never tried therapy before, this is for you. Think of a Therapy Intensive as giving yourself an opportunity to truly be heard, understood, and supported in a non-traditional therapy format. This time is completely dedicated to you so you can focus on healing, reflecting, and preparing for what's next.

Therapy Intensive FAQs

What is a Therapy Intensive?

Who can benefit from Therapy Intensives? 

Therapy Intensives are perfect for people that are ready for relief now. If you’re ready to see things change in your life and your relationships but you don’t want to wait for that to happen next year - a Therapy Intensive may be right for you. If you have a specific topic, pain point, or stressor that you want support with - this can be the focus of your Therapy Intensive. The dedicated time will be customized specifically to you and your goals.

Why should I do a Therapy Intensive instead of a traditional 50-minute therapy session?

Therapy Intensives are more focused and efficient than traditional 50-minute therapy sessions. They are ideal for individuals who want to discuss a particular struggle in depth over a shorter period of time. That is why this therapy format is appropriate for those who may not be looking for ongoing therapy at this time as well as those already established with a primary therapist. My Therapy Intensives offer 5 hours of deep, meaningful work over the course of 3 sessions. You will also receive a personalized workbook to help you reflect in between sessions and provide a space to collect your thoughts, insights, and results.

If I already have a primary therapist, can I do an Intensive as adjunct therapy?

Absolutely! Therapy Intensives work very well as an adjunct therapy. If you would like your current therapist and I to collaborate, you will need to sign a Release of Information.

Can my insurance help pay for Therapy Intensives?

Therapy Intensives are not covered by insurance. However, if you have out-of-network benefits, your insurance company may reimburse a portion of the Therapy Intensive. It’s best to call the customer service number on the back of your insurance card to learn the details about your specific plan. Refer to the insurance section of the main FAQ page for specific questions to ask your insurance provider. ​

When are payments due?

A 50% non-refundable deposit is due at the time you book your Therapy Intensive. The remaining 50% is due on day of your 3-hour Intensive Session.

What if I’m interested in a Therapy Intensive but I’m not 100% sure?

Let’s schedule a time to talk! I’m happy to answer any questions and discuss your unique situation to see if a Therapy Intensive may be helpful for you.

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Therapy Intensive Cancellation Policy:

By booking the Intensive, you have purchased this time and it is yours unless you cancel at least 2 weeks prior to the 3-hour Intensive day. If you cancel the Intensive within 2 weeks of the Intensive day, you will be charged the total amount of the Intensive Package.

Therapy Intensives Disclaimer: 

You can only attend an online Intensive if you are physically located in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Florida, or South Carolina at the time of service.

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Refunds are not provided for services already rendered, regardless of satisfaction with the service.

©2023-2025 Dr. Melissa Kleinz, PhD, LPC, LPCMH, NCC
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Serving clients online in Chadds Ford, Radnor, and throughout the state of Pennsylvania. Also working with clients in Greenville, Rehoboth Beach, and throughout Delaware, Florida, and South Carolina. 

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