In-person sessions
A quiet office on Clifton Avenue for clients who would rather meet face to face.
Some conversations are easier in the same room. The Telehealth Hope Counseling office at 3416 Clifton Avenue in Cincinnati is private, unhurried, and set up for exactly that: two comfortable chairs, soft light, and a door that closes.
In-person sessions follow the same structured, cognitive behavioral approach as video sessions, at the same fees. Many clients mix the two, meeting in the office when they can and by video when the week gets away from them.
Who this is for
- You prefer talking face to face
- Your home or office does not offer real privacy
- You want a clear separation between counseling and the rest of your day
- You are a couple who would rather be in the same room with the counselor
- You live or work near Clifton, Northside, Corryville, or the University of Cincinnati
How it works
Sessions are fifty minutes and begin on time. The office is on Clifton Avenue in Cincinnati with street parking nearby. Brett will send directions and arrival details before your first visit.
The space was designed to feel calm rather than clinical. The stained glass sign in the window is the practice's signature, and the room behind it is set up for individuals and couples alike.
If you start in person and later need video, or the reverse, switching is simple. Your plan and your counselor stay the same.
Three steps, and the first one is free
- 01
Free 10-minute call
A phone conversation to see whether counseling fits and to schedule your first visit.
- 02
Secure intake
Complete the consent and intake form online before you arrive so the first session can go straight to work.
- 03
Office sessions
Fifty-minute sessions at 3416 Clifton Avenue, weekly or as agreed. Video is available any week you cannot make it in.
How long it takes
Length of care depends on what you are working on and is set together. Fees are the same as video sessions: $175 for the initial assessment, $150 for individual sessions, $275 and $225 for couples.
This is a good fit if
- You are in or near Cincinnati
- You want a dedicated, private space for counseling
- You prefer face-to-face conversation
- You would like the option of video as a backup
Before the first call
Anything not answered here is a good question for the free call. All FAQs →
Where exactly is the office?
3416 Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45220, in the Clifton neighborhood near the University of Cincinnati. Directions are sent before your first visit.
Is there parking?
Street parking is available nearby. Brett will include parking notes with your directions.
Are in-person sessions covered by insurance?
Yes, for in-network plans: UnitedHealthcare, Optum, Anthem, and CareSource. Private pay is welcome.
Can I switch to video some weeks?
Yes. Mixing office and video sessions is common and easy.
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