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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at StBarn@protonmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

No, we have many non-Catholic clients. Most non-Catholic feel they get a lot out of the Catholic view of the person and the Catholic view of growth.


Usually about 45 to 50 minutes.


As this is a mission, we aim to be affordable to everyone! Go to the How much will it cost me page for more details.


Whatever you like, but you may want to reflect on these questions to give your sessions more form and focus:

  • Why do I want to go to therapy?
  • How do I feel about where I am in my life?
  • What changes do I want to see in my life as a result of going to therapy?
  • What’s been bothering me lately?
  • Do I want to talk about a specific mental health problem?
  • What is going right in my life?


It is very strictly confidential. You will receive a notice about this before your first session, and your therapist will discuss it with you in your first session.


We recognize objective standards of right and wrong, but we do not ever intentionally shame our clients, as shame does not typically help people feel safe to be really open, which is essential for real change to occur.


No, the therapeutic relationship is designed to be a mutual one without trickery or manipulation.


Well, if that’s what you really want…

But no, we strive to be straightforward and simple, adjusting our approach to each individual.


You can call the number at the bottom of the page or hit the green chat button at the lower right.


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