FAQs

  • You can find out more about each of our counselors on our Therapists page. There you can read about each counselor’s educational and training background, passions and approach.

    If you would like further information, call the Center at (281) 762-1825 to schedule an introductory appointment. After gleaning a better understanding for your situation, needs and personality in this appointment, we will recommend a counselor for you.

  • Call Barnhill & Associates Counseling Center at (281) 762-1825.

    We’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have and can schedule your introductory appointment. If you already have an existing relationship with a therapist, feel free to email them directly or call the office phone number and mention their name when asking to schedule an appointment.

  • An introductory appointment helps us better understand you, your history and what brings you in. The appointment gives us a better understanding of which therapist or coach would be best suited to help you.

  • A full 24 hours is required for cancellations in order to avoid being charged for the scheduled time.

    Monday appointments must be cancelled the Friday before and, thus, a 72-hour notice requirement will apply. Missed or late cancelled appointments are charged at the rate of a normal office visit.

    We do realize that at times a “no-show” or cancellation with less than 24 hour notice will be necessary. However, for the reasons below, we unfortunately do not allow exceptions to this policy:

    1. compensation for our time is how we provide for our families;

    2. forcing your counselor into a parental or authority position, having to decide the merits of a particular situation, can affect your therapeutic relationship and impact our ability to work together as equals on the road to self improvement;

    3. with enough advanced notice we can often fill your reserved time, but without it we cannot;

    4. learning to live within boundaries and the emotions that come with those boundaries are a very important part of the therapy process.

  • The therapists’ and life coaches’ fees range from $90-$150 per visit. This number is based on education, credentials, and experience. As we believe in full transparency, you can easily find out what each therapist fees are by calling the Center.

    Please note that these fees change from time to time due to a change in the therapists credentials. Some of the therapists are under supervision while they earn hours which apply toward licensure.

  • You can pay our staff with a credit card, cash or check payable to at Barnhill & Associates Counseling Center.

  • Our therapists are out of network providers for insurance. In an effort to help with the process, we will provide you with documentation to submit to your insurance company for out of network benefits.

    However, please contact your insurance company to determine the scope of your out of network benefits. This is the client’s responsibility and not a service our staff is able to provide for you.

    Some clients choose to use Flexible Savings Plans or Health Savings Plans for our services. As mentioned in the How do I pay FAQ, cash, check and all major credit cards accepted for payment (Discover, Mastercard, Visa).

  • It will take you approximately 15 minutes to complete the necessary paperwork. This may be done before you come or at the office. Your new client forms will be emailed to you when you schedule an appointment or you can download them online next to your therapist profile.

    If you are an adult couple, one form per person needs to be filled out. If the counseling is for a child, then we need paperwork specified for the child. If you are not the biological parent of the child, or in the case of divorce, we need the documentation that shows you have the legal right to decide on psychological care for the child.

    In some cases additional paperwork is needed. Our administrative or clinical staff will make you aware of this when you make the appointment or during your first appointment.

  • Sugar Land Location:

    Our main office is located at:
    The Esoon Enterprises Bldg
    13313 SW Freeway, Suite 288
    Sugar Land, TX. 77478

    River Oaks Location:

    BACC River Oaks is located at:
    River Oaks Tower
    3730 Kirby Dr. Ste 800
    Houston, TX 77098.

    Pecan Grove Location:

    BACC has a satellite office at Pecan Grove Baptist Church. The office is located at:
    1727 Farm to Market 359
    Richmond, TX 77406

    Katy Location:

    BACC has a satellite office at Living Word Church. The office is located at:
    16607 Clay Rd.
    Houston, TX. 77084

    For more information, click here.

  • Unfortunately, we do not offer childcare.

    However, we do offer a number of counseling options for children. You can find more information here.

  • Appointments are available seven days a week.

    Each therapist has unique scheduling availability depending on weekly schedules and room availability. Scott Credeur and LoriAnn Colvin provide Saturday appointments and an occasional Sunday appointment. Please call 281-762-1825 to check our counselors’ availability and to set up an appointment.

  • We also offer mediation, business and life coaching, consultation, preparation for marriage classes and referral to specialists in the community. Issues requiring long term care are referred to alternate community resources.

    Additionally, counselors are available to teach classes and present seminars on a wide variety of topics to church or business related groups. Frequently requested topics include: addictive behaviors, marriage and family enrichment, money management, parenting issues, separation and divorce, spiritual concerns, vocational/educational choices and stress in the workplace.

    We offer various support groups such as Sexual Addictions for Men and have a pre-marital counseling for couples interested in pursuing a healthy start to marriage.

    For additional information, call 281-762-1825 or email info.barnhillcounseling@gmail.com.

  • By state laws, we are bound to confidentiality.

    Each counselor’s informed consent gives the details of the confidentiality. Basically, what is discussed in your counselor’s office, as well as the fact that you are a counseling client, is kept confidential. If your therapist believes you to be a danger to yourself or others, then steps to protect you or others will be taken.