A little support can make room for a lot of growth.
A little preparation. A little reassurance.

Questions are
always welcome.

Here’s a place to start. If you don’t find what you need, the office is happy to help.

Insurance

Planning for care.

We accept the following plans. Coverage can differ by clinician and service, so please confirm your benefits and network status with your insurer.

AnthemAetnaUnited HealthcareHumanaSentaraMedicaid
Self-pay options

Simple, clear rates.

$160First session
$150Following sessions

Payment is due at the time of service. Cash, check, and credit cards are accepted. Ask your insurer about any out-of-network reimbursement options.

Getting started

Start with one question.

You don’t need to choose a service before reaching out. The office can help you understand your options.

  1. 01

    Reach out

    Call or email the office with a general question.

  2. 02

    Check your plan

    We accept the plans listed above. Confirm benefits and your clinician’s network status with your insurer.

  3. 03

    Find your next step

    The office can explain services, scheduling, and current availability.

Frequently asked questions

Let’s make the unfamiliar
feel a little more familiar.

What happens at the first session?

You’ll have time to share what brings you in, your child’s strengths, and what you hope therapy will help with. It’s also a chance to ask questions and get to know the process.

Which insurance plans do you accept?

The practice accepts Anthem, Aetna, United Healthcare, Humana, Sentara, and Medicaid. Contact your insurer before your appointment to confirm network status and benefits for your clinician.

What are the self-pay rates?

The first session is $160; subsequent sessions are $150. Payment is due at the time of service. The practice accepts cash, check, and credit cards.

How long is a session?

Sessions generally last 45–60 minutes. The length may vary based on your child’s needs.

How does play therapy work?

Children use toys, art, and activities to explore feelings and experiences in a familiar way. The therapist supports this process in a safe, developmentally appropriate environment.

Can parents be involved?

Yes. Family collaboration is encouraged, with updates, tools, and strategies to support your child at home.

How do we get started?

Call 540-632-8012 or contact the office with a general question. The team can explain services, scheduling, and current availability.

What ages do you work with?

Individual therapy is available for children, teens, and adults. Play therapy is designed for children ages 3–12. The office can help you ask about the right service for your situation.

What if I’m not sure which service is right?

That’s okay. Contact the office with a general question about the support you’re looking for. The team can explain the services and current availability.

How do I find out which groups are available?

Group topics and age ranges change throughout the year. Ask the office which therapeutic or skill-building groups are currently available.

Can an agency send a paper referral?

Yes. The referral form is available as a PDF in the section below. Agencies can fax a completed form to 540-301-0762 or email it to info@playfulpathwaysrnk.com.

Can I request an appointment online?

Yes. Email info@playfulpathwaysrnk.com with a general appointment request, or call 540-632-8012. The office can explain availability and help arrange the next step. Appointments are not booked automatically on the website.

For referring professionals

Help someone
take their next step.

Prefer paper? Download the referral form, then fax it to 540-301-0762 or email it to info@playfulpathwaysrnk.com .

Open referral form (PDF)

Read the Notice of Privacy Practices

Please avoid sharing private medical information through a general website inquiry. If the PDF is difficult to use with assistive technology, call the office for help with a referral.

Whenever you’re ready

You can begin with a question.

We’ll listen, talk through your options, and help you understand what comes next.

Call the office Start a conversation