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FAQ

What Can A Person Expect At The First Session?

Typically, the initial appointment consists of discussing MSPS's Informed Consent Packet, which includes obtaining verbal and written voluntary agreement to services. Additionally, the session will include assessment of current symptoms, reason for services, and historical information related to the presenting issue. It may also include the completion of forms and/or questionnaires.

Is MSPS handicapped accessible?

What Can A Person Expect At The First Session?

MSPS is handicapped accessible by entering through the back of the office and utilizing the handicapped ramp. In addition, appointments can be arranged on a first-floor level if steps are a concern.

Can Other Individuals Be Brought To A Session?

What Can A Person Expect At The First Session?

It is best practice not to bring children or others to a session if babysitting or supervision is required, unless agreed upon in advance. MSPS does not provide supervision of others in the waiting room.

Are smoking, cell phones and/or food allowed in a session?

· MSPS is a smoke free environment; however, smoking areas are provided outside the practice.

· Cell phones are permitted; however, it is recommended to turn them off during the session time.

· Beverages and food are allowed during the sessions as long they do not distract from the session time. MSPS does not provide beverages.

What if a problem or concern happens?

Are smoking, cell phones and/or food allowed in a session?

How Does MSPS Handle Afterhour Crisis?

MSPS encourages any concerns be brought to our attention. In addition, an individual can also contact the specific provider's state licensing board(s) if any ethical issues are not able to be resolved by MSPS.

How Does MSPS Handle Afterhour Crisis?

Are smoking, cell phones and/or food allowed in a session?

How Does MSPS Handle Afterhour Crisis?

MSPS will attempt to contact the primary provider; however, if unable to do so, the crisis worker will attempt to assist. Note, afterhours case management charges may apply which are not covered by a health insurance.