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What Jungian analysis costs in the United States

The Jungian Psychoanalytic Association in New York publishes a fee band for each of its analysts: Low $100–150, Moderate $150–200, Full $200 and above a session. US analysts who post a fee on their own website charge $225–250. Reduced-fee clinics at the Jung institutes start at about $50 a session.

What listed analysts publish

Session fees published by analysts listed here
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United Statesfrom $100 a session54 of 431analysts' own websites; JPA fee categories

Analysts here who publish a fee

Reduced-fee routes

Insurance

Most analysts listed here do not say whether they are in any insurance network, so ask. Whether your plan pays anything for an out-of-network analyst depends on its type:

Ask your insurer what it repays for out-of-network outpatient psychotherapy, and ask the analyst what paperwork they provide for a claim.

Paying yourself

If you do not have or do not use insurance, providers usually must give you a good faith estimate of costs when you book at least three business days ahead, or when you ask. If the bill is at least $400 more than the estimate, you may be able to dispute it (CMS, your rights on medical bills).

How much does Jungian analysis cost in the US?

The JPA's published bands run from $100–150 to $200 and above a session; analysts who post fees on their own sites charge $225–250. Clinics start at about $50.

Does insurance cover Jungian analysis in the US?

Sometimes, in part. Plans with out-of-network benefits, such as many PPOs, may repay a share of the fee; HMOs generally do not. Check with your insurer.

Where can I get low-cost Jungian analysis in the US?

The JPA Treatment Center and the C.G. Jung Institute of New York's Affordable Therapy Center in New York, the Kieffer E. Frantz Clinic in Los Angeles and the James Goodrich Whitney Center in San Francisco.