Some cost $50 an hour and others cost $150 for 40 minutes. It really depends on the area where you live, if you have insurance coverage, and a whole lot of other things. Many of them have sliding scales for people of different incomes.
My great-grand uncle was a psychologist. He never charged me to visit with him. Now that he has passed away, I really miss all those questions: "What are you thinking about? How does that make you feel?" Lots of great memories.
2006-11-29 15:43:00
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answered by Faith 4
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Ive only began an Honours degree in psychology so i will in basic terms enable you to already know what i've got learnt, a psychiatrist has a doctorate which skill he or she would be able to pump you crammed with drugs the place a psychologist is almost a councillor yet is experienced in each variety of factors psychological like reminiscence,emotional factors,eyewitness thoughts and habit and psychological progression they prepare to % out factor in behaviour and what your physique language says what others would omit, psychology is the scientific learn of journey and habit.and learn the suggestions and how it works, yet little question psychiatrists learn this too and would prescribe, psychologists cant and don't earn as much as a psychatrist.haha. If i bypass i'd desire to have acceptance from the British psychological society and would the two circulate into education shop on interpreting or locate artwork as a psychologist and would have a BSc that's a bachelor of technology in psychology (honours) degree and honours is larger than a classic degree.
2016-10-13 10:02:18
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answered by arleta 4
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Yes,
A Licensed Psychologist and/or Licensed Psychiatrist will provide service based on a hourly rate. Check with your health care provider to obtain a referral and or options for service. If you do not have medical insurance and/or mental health service, then look for community resource to offer what is called "sliding fee scales". The payment for service is determined by your income to debt ratio.
The main difference in the professional service is a Licensed Psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can prescribe medications; whereas a Licensed Psychologist may provide the same mental health service without the ability to prescribe medication.
If you are to pay out of pocket, the hourly rate will usually run between 80-120/hr.
Another option (similar fee), is to talk with a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT).
Additional, and lower cost options, may be to attend group sessions, community counseling centers, etc.
The experience, when done professionally, is a great process during which you may grow and learn about yourself, your behaviors, and your feelings. I encourage you to seek out the service that fits your personal and financial needs. Good luck, and don't settle for unprofessional service. You are worth the quality of life to provide yourself with the best care possible.
2006-11-29 15:46:36
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answered by Chris 2
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Most charge by the hour, and it will vary depending on where you live and what kind of treatment you need. Ask around with people you know and trust.
Most larger insurance companies charge close to the same amount as any other doctor's office co-pay as long as it's within a certain number of visits per year.
2006-11-29 15:40:42
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answered by mreheather6 3
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1. It costs in bit and you will have to pay this bit amount upto unlimited period because mental disease can not be cured 100 % by phyciatrist or phycologist but they certainly give relief and this relief will be needed to you upto unlimited period ie. till your focus to see the life is not changed.
2006-11-29 15:55:58
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answered by binda 3
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I would imagine they have different rates for their services depending on what those services are, as in a child psychologist vs an adult psychologist or ones that try to specialize in certain areas like sexual abuse or addictions.
Metro areas are probably more expensive too.
Get a reference from your doctor and then call him or her to get more information.
2006-11-29 15:49:20
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answered by Anonymous
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I do not know the cost - wd have to call around= I have had sessions but you have to relate to the Dr. for instance I lost my husband after 45 yrs and the Dr they sent me to was younger than my daughter and i didnt think she could relate.
2006-11-29 15:46:20
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answered by ekleinert 3
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about four dollars.
2006-11-29 15:40:04
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answered by Anonymous
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