Fees

"Whoever has the good fortune to work with Francie will be in safe hands" – colleague

My practice is currently closed therefore I am not accepting new clients for now.

Feel free to email: vanhout.francie@gmail.com

  • individual therapy or counselling: $180 per 50-minute session
  • couples counselling: $220 per 80-minute session
  • supervision: $160 per 50-minute session
  • professional consultation: fee negotiated with organisation

Free 30-minute consultation

Maybe this is your first time looking for a counsellor? Perhaps you’ve tried counselling before?

I know that taking the first step to working with a counsellor can be a brave thing to do.

I want to encourage you to try it, with no obligation. That way, you can see whether counselling is right for you.

So, I’d like to offer you a free 30-minute consultation. This will give you a chance to meet me and talk about what you want from counselling. In this session, I’ll explain how counselling works and how I could help.

If you decide you’d like to work with me, we can continue from there.

If you choose not to, that’s fine too. Hopefully our meeting may offer you some clarity in what you’re looking for.

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