Signing up
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Schedule a Discovery call (free 15-minute call) to explore if Joanna is a good fit to meet your needs. If ready to move forward, fill out Application below.
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After the call, initial paperwork will be sent over and initial 60-minute session scheduled.
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Follow- up sessions are scheduled as-needed and as treatment progresses. There are no reimbursements following treatment session from Joanna, but you can submit a Superbill for potential reimbursement to your insurance provider. They will be generated through the client portal after each session.
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All sessions take place over video using the Simple Practice platform. A video link is sent a day or two prior to each session.
Individual Session Investment
Because everyone has their own journey, we offer a session at a time model instead of packages.
Bodacious Nutrition offers inclusive pricing to help clients afford quality care. If you are ready to explore working with us, please fill out the Application below and choose the pricing that fits your financial capacity. If these options are too high, please email Joanna at Joanna@bodaciousnutrition.com.
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Payment is made via our electronic health system after each session so it is simple and hassle-free.
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Once you fill out the Application below, Joanna will be in touch with you to schedule a Discovery Call or will send initial paperwork if the call has already been made.
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Investment Options
Initial Session is 60 minutes, and the standard price is $215.
Follow up session are 45 minutes, and the standard price is $195.
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Inclusive pricing lower rate options for those needing a lower rate are:
Initial session: $170, $185, $200
Follow up sessions: $150, $165, $180
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Please use the application below to choose your rate, and Joanna will reach out to you with initial paperwork and to schedule your initial session.
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Application
Please submit the following inquiry and we'll get back to you soon!
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Note: In an effort to foster more accessibility in the nutrition space, we are offering flexible, inclusive pricing as a way to appreciate and address systemic oppression. Money shouldn’t be a barrier to quality nutrition therapy or healthcare.
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