Open for new clients! In-network with Aetna, Cigna/Evernorth, Optum, PHCS, TennCare, and UHC with more insurances pending.
EMDR, individual, and family therapy available in-person at the Chattanooga office and virtually across the state of Tennessee!
Services, Payment, and FAQs
Services
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Individual counseling and EMDR available to individuals 13 and up.
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Family counseling for families of 2-5 individuals (all members must be 13 and up). Depending on the nature of family therapy, insurance may or may not be able to be utilized. Please schedule a consultation to learn more.
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EMDR available for individuals 13 and up in-office and virtually for those in the state of Tennessee.
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Online EMDR, individual, and family therapy are all available!
The link for video call will be sent by email and is also available by logging in on the client portal. Openworld Counseling uses Sessions, a HIPAA-compliant telehealth system.
Please know that all individuals must:
be in the state of Tennessee,
have a stable internet connection,
and have the ability to use a webcam.
Reach out if you have questions or concerns regarding confidentiality or technical issues.
Payment Methods
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Most of my clients pay for services by using their insurance. I am currently in-network with:
Aetna
Optum
United Healthcare (UHC)
I have pending contracts for BCBS, Cigna/Evernorth, Multiplan, and others with no estimated timeline on when I may be in-network.
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For those wanting to self-pay or those who have an insurance I am not in-network with, the rates are:
Individual: $120/session
Family $140/session
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I am able to accept payment through HSA and FSA accounts as mental health counseling is a medical service. You can add the account on Therapy notes like any other payment method. The only stipulation is that there must be medical necessity (a diagnosis) present for services to qualify. If you have questions, send me an email!
Frequently Asked Questions
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EMDR - Basic Training through EMDRIA
Certified Dialectical Behavioral Therapy [DBT-C] through Evergreen Counseling
Acceptance and Commitment therapy [ACT] with training by The Zen Social Worker in 2017
Somatic Experiencing through multiple continuing education trainings
Coherence Therapy through multiple continuing education trainings
Click here or go to the Types of Therapy page to learn more.
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I am currently in-network with Aetna, Optum, and United Healthare (UHC).
I have pending applications with:
BCBS
Cigna/Evernorth
Multiplan
TNcare
I do not have a confirmed time frame on when I may be in-network.
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Yes! However, spots are limited with priority given to established clients. Please email me with any questions.
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The consultation call is a 15 minute call by phone or video chat (your preference) to discuss what you’d like out of therapy as well as ask me questions and let me know about any accommodations. Click here to learn about how to get started with Openworld Counseling.
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Wheelchair accessible ramps to office and restroom with no steps
Soft lighting in office and waiting room without overhead lighting
Sensory tools (e.g. fidgets, weighted blankets, adjustable fan) provided
Sensory-friendly textiles
No natural or artificial scents used in office
True HEPA filter
Simplified paperwork
Automated appointment reminders
Ability to fully schedule and cancel appointments online; no need to make a phone call!
A therapeutic process that considers neurodivergent brains at each step, including what type(s) of therapy
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I wanted to chose something that reflected how I see the process of therapy. Openworld represents the freedom of possibility as well as the anxiety that can come with not knowing where to begin.
Openworld is also a genre of video game in which people can explore a large environment with minimal restrictions. This can lead many people experiencing both the joy of exploration and the anxiety of not knowing what to do next.
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Openworld Counseling is therapy for humans, by humans. Brittany Vazquez does not utilize AI in any capacity, including AI tools for note taking or to summarize notes. Brittany Vazquez does not take audio/visual recordings of sessions for any purposes.