do you accept pay through Insurance like Florida Blue

Hello and thank you for reaching out. We do not take any Insurance. We do offer various payment plans that may work for you. We also have a form of financial aid that is offered. We hope that one of these plans works for you and that you are able to take advantage of our professional services. 

In regards to people where you live not fully being accepting to others sexual preferences:

• When coming out to others, consider the following: Pick someone who you feel you trust and is supportive to be the first person you come out to. This is important in order to have the proper support. When you come out, think about what you want to say and choose the time and place carefully based on what will be most safe and supportive. You don't want to be interrupted by distractions. Be prepared for an initially negative reaction from some people. Some people need more time than others to come to adjust to what they have heard from you. Don’t be hard on yourself if you don’t initially get the reaction you wanted. This can be very difficult and disappointing. Remember that you have the right to be who you are, and to be out and open about all important aspects of your identity including your sexual orientation. In no case is another person’s rejection evidence of your lack of worth or value. If you have already come out to others whom you trust, alert them that you are coming out and make time to talk afterward about how things went. Find trusted allies who can help you cope with your experiences. Get support and use the resources available to you. Support and resources are important to have when dealing with difficult situations. Look to see what your community offers. The more prepared you are with resources the better equipped you will be to handle the unexpected that may come. Make sure to seek out a therapist if you feel that you need professional help. When choosing a therapist make sure that they specialize in the area of your concern.