Frequently asked questions.
Thank you so much for considering Javery Integrative Wellness Services as your therapy provider!
We value you and your time, which is why we’ve compiled this FAQ Page to answer any questions you may have before you schedule your consultation.
Who is on the team?
Natasha Riley, the Owner and Clinical Director for the practice, is a Licensed Professional Counselor specialized in sex therapy, intimacy, women’s wellness, and couples therapy.
Takeia Mays is a dedicated therapist with a Master’s in Social Work. She specializes in women’s wellness, intimacy, and couples therapy.
With a unique and holistic approach, Takeia focuses on nurturing the mental, physical, spiritual, and sexual health of her clients.
She currently supports clients in GA.
do you take insurance?
Yes, Natasha accepts Aetna and Anthem BCBS. We highly suggest that you reach out to your insurance provider to confirm if JIWS is in network.
All Florida clients will be self-pay and seen by Natasha as spots become available.
Takeia does not accept insurance at this time.
We are able to supply a Superbill for you to submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement, however it is not a guarantee. Please reach out to your provider for more information.
What is the self pay rate?
Individual: range $65-$85
Couples: range $85-$100
do you do a sliding scale?
We do, however spots are limited for sliding scale. JIWS is a participant of
Open Path Collective, an amazing membership that gives you access to therapists providing sliding scales.
how long are sessions?
Sessions range from 45-60 minutes. Longer sessions are available upon request.
I know you specialize in couples and women’s wellness, do you see men?
Yes.
what is your current availability?
Session availability depends on the clinician you will be working with. This information will be discussed during the initial consultation.
are you currently seeing clients in person?
JIWS is completely virtual.
What can I expect during my first session?
The first session focuses on building rapport and collaboratively setting goals with the therapist’s guidance.