Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1

Do you take insurance?

Accepted Answer

For information about insurance, please visit the Advekit profile.

Question 2

Who do you work with?

Accepted Answer

As a therapist, I work with adults, teens, couples and families. As a couples therapist and coach, I work with any couples who are struggling to create a healthy, happy relationship, and am especially trained in supporting couples where one or both partners are dealing with some aspect of trauma.

Question 3

Do you work with children and teens?

Accepted Answer

I work with individuals aged 13 and older. When we work with young people, we make an effort to connect with relevant community support and systems.

Question 4

Which states are you licensed to practice therapy in?

Accepted Answer

I am currently licensed to practice therapy and supervise in California, Massachusetts, Washington D.C., New York, Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan, and Connecticut.

Question 5

How long does it take to see results?

Accepted Answer

As a highly-trained, extremely experienced Couples Trauma Therapist, I consider myself a bit of a 'technician' when it comes to helping couples go from struggling to thriving. It is my mission to make sure my clients experience rapid, tangible, felt results—as soon as possible. Most of my couples therapy clients can expect results right away, with weekly therapy for 3-6 months.

Question 6

Are there more affordable options for couples?

Accepted Answer

Learn more about The Inner Circle here!

Question 7

How do I know if we need couples therapy or coaching?

Accepted Answer

Most couples in search of couples therapy are truly in need of hands-on, 1-1 support. Couples coaching is a supplemental option to support and reinforce couples who are on their healing journey, specifically through life transitions, and goal-setting for behavior change and habit development. Couples in our coaching program are not experiencing symptoms, like flashbacks or deep despair, that significantly interfere with key areas of functioning, for example work or school. Are struggling a bit more than that, and/or just need a hands-on approach and accountability? You may be a better fit for therapy.

Question 8

What is clinical supervision?

Accepted Answer

Clinical supervision supports trainee and associate mental health professionals by offering oversight and support from a more experienced provider. The trainee or associate works under the supervisor's license and must meet with the supervisor at regular weekly intervals as determined by the state licensing board.

Question 9

Who can receive clinical and EMDR consultation with Dr. Cammy?

Accepted Answer

There are no restrictions on clinical and EMDR consultation. If you are licensed to practice psychotherapy, let's talk!