At Guy Stuff we believe counseling costs should be clear, simple, and straightforward. So, our counseling and coaching costs the same whether you come alone or together with a partner. A 45-minute meeting with Dr. Kurt is $260, and 90-minute meetings are $520. Counseling fees are the same whether sessions are done in-person, by video, or over the phone. We also don’t charge extra for couples or families. We realize our fees are on the high end, but Guy Stuff Counseling offers very unique and specialized expertise, and because of our approach, we get great results. We do offer free resources on our website (articles and quizzes), and low-fee digital products (under $50) to make our help accessible to everyone.

Yes, most health insurance will reimburse for counseling (according to the policy limits). However, at Guy Stuff Counseling we don't take insurance as payment or bill insurance companies in order to protect your privacy and prevent other risks to you. If you'd like to use your insurance to pay for counseling with us, you'll need to check your insurance plan and find out if it will reimburse you for out-of-network mental health counseling. Many insurance plans have reimbursed Guy Stuff patients, so it's possible yours may too.

Here are a few important things to consider as you decide whether or not to use your insurance:

• Your therapist has to give you a mental disorder diagnosis in order for you to use your insurance. This goes in your medical record and can negatively affect you in the future by potentially increasing the cost of your medical and life insurance, as well as your ability to qualify for coverage.

• Your therapist has to disclose your treatment records and write reports to your insurance company about what you work on together. We value your privacy and the patients we work with want their counseling treatment kept private, so we will not do this.

• Your insurance company can dictate treatment, both in what problems you can work on and for how long. We believe that this should be your choice, not theirs.

• If you were ever involved in any kind of court case and your medical records were subpoenaed, your having a mental disorder diagnosis could negatively affect you.

• Insurance companies have provider lists of therapists they have contracted with which they want you to see. We believe you should choose who you work with, not your insurance company. By using their list of counselors you may not find the best one for you, one with the expertise and experience you need, and thus not get the best results.

Men's counseling at Guy Stuff Counseling is like talking to a buddy in your living room. Only this buddy really knows what he's talking about and will give you advice that’s been proven it works. We’re here to be your partner and resource while we walk you through the process of addressing your challenges in a safe, non-judgmental environment. It’s counseling designed specifically for guys and their ‘stuff,’ by guys who’ve dealt with a lot of the same ‘stuff.’

Our men's counseling is:

• 'Guy-friendly'

• Focused on problem solving

• All about taking action

• Conducted in a 'guy style' that's conversational but also direct and goal focused

It's not:

• 'Touchy-feely'

• Talking things to death

• A lot of talk about your childhood

• Techniques that don't work for men

Over 97% of Guy Stuff Counseling patients and clients have told us they were satisfied or highly satisfied with the help they received and the results they achieved.

Regardless of the reasons you’re seeking counseling, we’re not here to judge – and we won’t. Whether you’re struggling with an affair, addiction, or anger management, our primary goal is to help you deal with your problems head on and find solutions as quickly as possible.