Modern life's a messy landscape.
We help you navigate it with purpose.
Welcome to Modern Era Counseling! We’re a team of skilled, down-to-earth, judgment-free counselors in Charlotte, NC with a passion for helping overwhelmed adults find calm, confidence, and connection in the modern world.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are you meeting in person at the moment?
Due to COVID, we are holding all therapy sessions online via our secure telehealth platform until further notice.
Where are you located?
Modern Era Counseling is located in the SouthPark area, at the intersection of Park and Selwyn. Our address is 5200 Park Rd Suite 218-D1.
How long does therapy last?
In most cases, our clients choose to meet at a frequency of once per week until they’ve started reaching their goals, at which time we begin to taper our sessions to bi-weekly and then monthly for a brief period. Most of our clients are able to see progress within a few short months.
Do you take insurance?
Yes! Modern Era is in network with Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Additionally, many of our clients receive up to 80% reimbursement for therapy sessions using a range of different health care benefits and coverage options. See our Fees page for further information.
Do you offer evening appointments?
Yes, we offer evening appointments as late as 7:30 PM. Our evening slots tend to fill up quick, so if you have any flexibility in your schedule, we can usually fit you in much sooner.
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