Common Questions

Starting therapy can feel unfamiliar and for some, getting started is the hardest part. Here are answers regarding sessions, scheduling, cost, and what to expect during our time together. Please reach out with additional questions.

My office is located at 3070 Riverside Drive, Suite 160 in Upper Arlington, Ohio. It is centrally located just minutes from I-270, 315, and 33, with convenient access from Grandview Heights, Hilliard, Dublin, The Ohio State University, and Downtown Columbus. On-site parking is available, and the office is on the first floor.

When you schedule a session, that hour is reserved specifically for you. Because I set aside that time and am unable to offer it to another client on short notice, the session fee applies to missed appointments and cancellations made with less than 48 hours' notice.

I understand that unexpected things come up, and I appreciate as much notice as possible if you need to reschedule. Thank you for respecting my time and the time reserved for your care.

The best way to communicate with me is by emailing me at stephanie@stephanierosecounseling.com or by texting my secure phone line at 614-505-5464. It is difficult for me to answer phone calls while in session, but the voicemail box is checked daily.

I offer virtual sessions through a secure, HIPAA-compliant site for clients in Ohio. When you schedule through the client portal, you can select from a virtual calendar showing available sessions. On the day of your virtual session, you will receive an email with a secure link.

No. I am trained to assess and provide mental health diagnoses, but I am not able to prescribe medication. I can provide trusted and reliable referrals to psychiatrists for those in need.

No. The licensing board requires additional training and competency for completing legal documents that I do not have. A medical doctor or psychiatrist is typically better suited to complete those documents. FMLA paperwork is handled case by case, and court involvement is not guaranteed.