Single-Session Therapy in Voorhees, NJ
SpeakEasy Now & Then
Our single-session therapy in Voorhees, NJ offers focused support for moments when you need clarity, perspective, or emotional processing, but may not need ongoing weekly therapy. If you’re deciding between a one-time conversation and ongoing therapy, you can explore the different therapy services to see what type of support may work best for you.
SpeakEasy’s Now & Then program provides a single 50-minute conversation with a licensed therapist designed to help you talk through a specific concern. This type of brief therapy can provide meaningful support without requiring a long-term therapy commitment.
For many people, one thoughtful conversation can bring relief, insight, and a clearer next step.
Ready to begin therapy? Contact SpeakEasy Counseling & Psychotherapy today to schedule an appointment and find the support that’s right for you.
What It Is
A single-session conversation with a licensed therapist
Now & Then is SpeakEasy Counseling & Psychotherapy’s single-session offering: one focused, 50-minute conversation with a licensed therapist for moments when you are feeling stuck in life, confused, overwhelmed, or unsure what to do next.
It’s one time therapy session designed for clients who want real support around a specific concern—without committing to ongoing therapy.
Appointments are typically available within a few days.
How It works
- One 50-minute session
- Goal-directed but flexible
- No diagnosis or treatment plan required
- Private pay: $125
- Not billed to insurance (no diagnosis is provided)
- No obligation to continue
Note: If ongoing therapy would be helpful, your therapist can discuss options—without pressure.
Process Emotions
Grief, anxiety, anger, heartbreak, or emotions that don’t have an easy place to land.
Talk Through a Problem
Work stress, relationship dynamics, family issues, or a situation you can’t quite untangle.
Make a Decision
When you’re stuck between options and want clarity without being told what to do
Navigate a Life Transition
Breakups, moves, identity shifts, role changes, or the in-between moments.
Who It’s For / Who It’s Not For
Now & Then is for you if:
- You want support around something specific right now
- You want a professional conversation without starting ongoing therapy
- You’re looking for processing, perspective, and clarity (not a diagnosis)
- You’re comfortable with private pay ($125)
Now & Then is NOT for you if:
- You are in crisis or need immediate support
- You’re seeking a diagnosis, formal evaluation, or documentation/letters
- You need ongoing or intensive treatment
- You require insurance-billed services
If you are in immediate danger or need urgent help, call 911 or go to your nearest ER.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Now & Then vs Traditional Ongoing Therapy
Now & Then
- One 50-minute session (single-session)
- Focused on a specific concern
- No diagnosis
- Private pay ($125)
- No expectation of ongoing care
- Available within days (typical)
Traditional Ongoing Therapy
- Weekly or biweekly sessions
- Deeper, ongoing clinical work
- Diagnosis may be used/required
- Insurance and/or private pay options
- Ongoing therapeutic relationship
Not sure whether you need therapy or are simply feeling overwhelmed? Contact us and we’ll help you decide.
Pricing– $125 for a 50-minute session. Private pay only. This service is not billed to insurance because no diagnosis is provided. Please book directly via our scheduling link.
Have Any Questions For Us?
SpeakEasy offers in-office and virtual services to help our clients cope with life’s challenges, decrease problematic symptoms and behaviors, and live the life that works for them
Insurance Network
Is this therapy?
Yes—this is a real session with a licensed therapist. It’s simply offered one session at a time.
Is it covered by insurance?
No. Now & Then is private pay because no diagnosis is made.
Can I book again later?
Yes. You can book Now & Then again in the future as needed, without becoming an ongoing therapy client.
Is this crisis care?
No. If you need urgent help, call 911 or go to your nearest ER.