Frequently Asked Questions | Sisman Counseling

Where is your office located?

Currently, I am operating online throughout Texas.

I will begin seeing clients in person at 12837 Louetta Road, Suite 202, Cypress, TX 77429, on September 1, 2023.

When do you provide sessions?

I offer online and in-person sessions in the mornings and afternoons. I do not operate in the evenings or on weekends.

How long are your sessions?

Intake sessions are approximately 50-55 minutes, and follow-up sessions are approximately 45-50 minutes.

How do I book an appointment with you?

There is a contact form at the bottom of the page. Please fill that out; once I receive it, I will be in touch within 24 hours.

If you would like to contact me directly, you can email me at info@sismancounseling.com or call/text at (832) 534-0818.

What is your cancellation policy?

I ask that you notify me 24 hours in advance before our scheduled session if you need to cancel or reschedule the appointment.

If you notify me outside this window of time, you will be charged for the full session.

Do you accept insurance?

I am in network with Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, United HealthCare, Oxford, and Oscar insurance plans.

I am considered an out-of-network provider with all other plans, but I can provide you with a “superbill” to use to apply for reimbursement from your insurance carrier.

How do you take payments?

I will charge the credit cards you keep stored on Simple Practice, our HIPAA-compliant client portal.

With what type of client do you work best?

I connect most with clients who are ready to take the leap and make lifelong changes. They show up fully engaged and motivated to grow and improve themselves.

What type of therapist are you?

I am grounded in person-centered therapy, which means I believe kindness and empathy are the two most important qualities when supporting someone on their healing journey.

I am an encourager and a cheerleader. I want you to succeed!

Why co-dependence and toxic relationships?

I have seen over and over the lifelong patterns that develop from childhood experiences and attachment styles – when people aren’t sure of themselves and continually seek outside approval.

My interest in this area arose when I struggled to get out of a toxic relationship and was unsure if I would ever be able to move forward.

Relationships are a basic human need; connection is necessary in all areas of our lives. Watching someone’s potential be squandered by letting themselves stay in a toxic cycle is heartbreaking.

Both teens and adults are faced with the difficulty of finding themselves in co-dependent and toxic relationships, whether that’s a romantic relationship, a family relationship, or a friendship.

There is an overwhelming need for people struggling with these issues. I provide the resources to help.