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    This request is for (required)
    For a child or someone you care for, please don’t include their full name or any details here. Just your own contact information.

    Please tell us who the request is for.

    The name you’d like us to use when we contact you.

    Please enter your name.

    How can we reach you? (required: email or phone) Give an email, a phone number or both. At least one is needed.

    That email doesn’t look right. Example: name@example.com

    That phone number looks too short. Please include the area code.

    Please give an email or a phone number so we can reach you.

    How would you like us to contact you? (required)

    Please choose how you’d like us to contact you.

    Which office is best for you? (required)

    Please choose an office, or “No preference.”

    What are you interested in? (required)
    Not sure is a perfectly good answer. Counseling (opens in a new tab) and coaching (opens in a new tab) pages explain the difference.

    Please choose counseling, coaching or “I’m not sure.”

    When are you usually free to talk? (required: choose at least one) Choose all that apply. These are only your preferences, not a booked time.

    Please choose at least one time that usually works.

    Voicemail (optional) Available once you enter a phone number. Only choose this if a voicemail would be private and safe for you.

    Please don’t include health details here. This form is not monitored for emergencies. If you or someone else may be in immediate danger, call 911.

    Sending a request doesn’t book an appointment. Someone from the practice has to confirm it with you.

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    If you need help right now

    This website and the request form are not monitored for emergencies.

    If you or someone else may be in immediate danger, call 911.

    If you are thinking about suicide or are worried about someone, you can call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, United States) at any hour.

    Needs approval The wording and resources above are proposed. The practice must approve and verify its emergency notice and any local crisis resources before publication. [Practice-approved local resources]

    Call 911

    Talk with a person

    A real person can answer questions the website can’t. Contact details will appear here once the practice confirms them.

    Phone
    [Office phone number]
    Email
    [Office email address]
    Hours
    [Office hours]

    Prefer to have us reach out? The request form takes about two minutes and asks only how to contact you. This is not an emergency line.

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