Dr. Cheryl L. Andrews

A brief, no-cost conversation to determine whether Cheryl L. Andrews & Associates is the right fit for your client or case - before you refer.

This call is for referral partners - HR and ADA coordinators, behavioral health and medical providers, attorneys, case managers, insurers, EAPs, and vocational rehabilitation professionals - as well as individuals considering services for themselves.

In 15 minutes, we will:

• Clarify which service fits: Clinical Function and Accommodation Consultation (functional clarity, accommodation planning, return-to-work and stay-at-work strategy, documentation review) or Function-Focused Psychotherapy (evidence-informed care centered on restoring daily and workplace function)
• Discuss timeline, setting (in person in Charlotte, NC or Atlanta, GA, or virtual across NC, SC, GA & VA), and any deadlines attached to the matter
• Outline next steps if we move forward — or point you toward a better-fitting resource if we don't

Please note: This is a fit-and-scope conversation, not a clinical session, and no clinical advice or determinations are provided. Please do not share detailed clinical records or protected health information during booking - general context is all we need.

This 75-minute Triadic Clinical Supervision Session provides structured, ethically grounded supervision for two supervisees in a collaborative learning format. Sessions are designed to strengthen clinical reasoning, case conceptualization, documentation, risk assessment, treatment planning, ethical decision-making, professional identity, and licensure readiness. Triadic supervision may include de-identified case consultation, peer feedback, review of supervision goals, documentation questions, clinical skill development, ethical and legal considerations, and practical guidance for competent, culturally responsive counseling practice. Participants should come prepared with relevant case updates, questions, professional development topics, or supervision needs while maintaining client confidentiality and protecting all identifying information.

This 90-minute Group Clinical Supervision Session provides structured, ethically grounded supervision in a collaborative learning environment for counselors seeking to strengthen clinical reasoning, case conceptualization, documentation, risk assessment, ethical decision-making, treatment planning, professional identity, and licensure readiness. Group supervision may include case discussion, peer consultation, review of supervision goals, documentation questions, clinical skill development, ethical and legal considerations, and practical guidance related to competent, culturally responsive counseling practice. Participants should come prepared with relevant case updates, questions, professional development topics, or supervision needs while maintaining client confidentiality and appropriate de-identification of all case material.

This 60-minute Clinical Supervision Session provides structured, ethically grounded support for counselors seeking to strengthen clinical reasoning, case conceptualization, documentation, risk assessment, treatment planning, ethical decision-making, professional identity, and licensure readiness. Sessions may include review of clinical cases, supervision goals, documentation questions, administrative updates, professional development needs, and practical guidance related to competent, culturally responsive, and legally sound counseling practice. Please come prepared with relevant case updates, questions, documentation needs, or supervision topics you would like to discuss.

Purpose: For associate-level clinicians, counseling students, and developing professionals seeking supervision or supervision-group information.

Use For

• counseling student supervision
• supervision consultation

Purpose: For associate-level clinicians, counseling students, and developing professionals seeking supervision or supervision-group information.

Use For

• individual supervision
• associate-level counselor supervision
• supervision consultation

An extended individual session for clients who need additional time beyond a standard session. This may be appropriate for trauma processing, complex emotional concerns, crisis stabilization, EMDR or exposure-based work, safety planning, deeper clinical processing, or sessions that occur less frequently.

Extended sessions are used when clinically appropriate and must include at least 53 minutes of psychotherapy time when billed to insurance.

Session length: 53–60 clinical minutes

Private-pay fee: $150

Insurance code, when applicable: 90837

This session should be selected when additional time is clinically needed beyond a standard individual therapy appointment.

A standard individual session for ongoing treatment, emotional support, skill-building, processing life stressors, and working toward established treatment goals.

Session length: 45–50 clinical minutes

Private-pay fee: $125

This appointment is typically scheduled in a 60-minute block to allow time for transition, scheduling, and clinical documentation.

A standard individual session for ongoing treatment, emotional support, skill-building, processing life stressors, and working toward established treatment goals.

Session length: 30 minutes

Private-pay fee: $95

Insurance code, when applicable: 90832

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This session is appropriate when a shorter appointment is clinically sufficient and does not require the full standard therapy hour.

Please arrive on time, as this appointment is scheduled for a shorter clinical window.

Establish a comprehensive understanding of the client’s presenting concerns, history, and clinical needs.

Session length: 90 minutes

Private-pay fee: $175

Insurance code, when applicable: 90791

Key Components:

• Structured clinical interview
• Review of mental health, medical, and psychosocial history
• Risk assessment (safety, suicidality, functioning)
• Diagnostic impressions and differential considerations
• Identification of immediate needs and level of care

Outcome:

Clear clinical picture and determination of treatment appropriateness, scope, and goals.

This Initial Consultation is designed to determine whether Clinical Function & Accommodation Consultation (CFA) services may be a good fit for your needs.

Clinical Function & Accommodation Consultation is for professionals, employees, organizations, and referral partners navigating concerns related to workplace functioning, accommodations, documentation, leave readiness, executive functioning, return to work, job retention, or disability-related consultation needs.

During this appointment, we will briefly review your presenting concern, the setting affected, functional barriers, documentation concerns, deadlines, desired outcome, and whether a CFA service track may be appropriate.

This consultation may be used for:

• ADA accommodation strategy
• 504 support planning
• Documentation review
• FMLA / leave-readiness
• Executive functioning workflow strategy
• Return-to-work planning
• Job retention strategy
• Clinical-functional recommendations
• Workplace-function concerns
• Disability-related consultation

Before your appointment, please complete the

Clinical Function & Accommodation Consultation: Fit Screening Form:

https://wkf.ms/4gTeAr1

Please complete the form prior to your appointment so we can use the consultation time effectively.

Important privacy note: Please do not upload or include medical records, diagnoses, employment records, legal records, or confidential documentation in Cal.com. If documents are needed after initial review, a secure upload link will be provided.

This appointment is for fit screening and service matching only. It is not a full evaluation, therapy session, legal consultation, HR decision, disability determination, fitness-for-duty evaluation, school/program eligibility decision, or guarantee of any accommodation, leave, benefit, employment, school, or program outcome. Full services require appropriate consent, a service agreement, payment when applicable, and review of service fit before work begins.