The therapy room at Prism Wellness in Cary, North Carolina

Cary, NC · Telehealth across North Carolina

Therapy in Cary, NC, with a therapist matched to you

Prism Wellness is a specialty mental health practice of 12 clinicians. Our care coordinator, Tori, listens to what you are dealing with and matches you with the therapist best suited to it — in person here, or by secure telehealth anywhere in North Carolina.

A free 15-minute consultation with your matched therapist, before you commit to anything.

12
clinicians, each with their own training and focus
15 min
free consultation before you commit
2020
caring for the Triangle since Prism opened
NC
secure telehealth anywhere in the state

Why Prism

Prism Wellness was built differently.

No one gets through life without difficulty. Some of it we learn to manage on our own. Some of it brings us to the point of realizing we should not be carrying it by ourselves.

We are a specialty practice made up primarily of fully licensed clinicians, many of them with experience in higher levels of care before this, each with advanced training and a specific area of focus. The whole team meets for an hour and a half every week to consult on cases, so the thinking behind your care is never one person's alone.

The field has grown quickly, and that growth has left a lot of places where care feels rushed or impersonal. We built this one the other way. The Cary office has lamps instead of overhead lights, slippers by the door, and more plants than a waiting room strictly needs. Small things. People notice them.

Our goal is to make the process easier. If we are not the right fit for what you need, we will do everything we can to connect you with someone who is.

A therapy room at the Prism Wellness office in Cary, North Carolina

Areas of specialty

What we help with

Every link below is a real service with named clinicians behind it. Start wherever your situation fits best — Tori will sort out the rest with you.

What we treat

Anxiety therapy

Worry that will not switch off, panic, and the exhaustion of being on alert when nothing is wrong. One of the most treatable things we work with.

Depression therapy

Low mood, flatness, and the weight that makes ordinary days hard, including depression that has not responded to past treatment.

Trauma and PTSD therapy

Care for what happened to you, at your pace, from clinicians trained to work with trauma without making you relive it.

Military and first responder therapy

For service members, veterans, and the people who take the call. Sleep, hypervigilance, grief, and the transition out.

ADHD therapy

Focus, time, organization, and the self-worth that takes a beating after years of struggling. For adults, teens and kids. We do not do formal ADHD testing.

Child and adolescent therapy

Play therapy and sandtray for children from 4, and talk therapy for teens from 13, with parents kept in the loop.

Eating disorder treatment

Weight-neutral, all-foods-fit care for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and ARFID, coordinated with your dietitian and medical provider.

Self-esteem therapy

The inner critic, the people-pleasing, and the sense of never quite being enough.

LGBTQIA+ affirming therapy

Identity, gender, minority stress and everyday mental health. The whole practice is affirming, and several clinicians specialize in this work.

How we work

EMDR therapy

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) helps the brain reprocess memories that are still firing. Eight of our clinicians are EMDR trained.

Mindfulness-based therapy

Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT): practiced skills that settle a stressed nervous system.

Specialized care

Substance use and addiction therapy

Outpatient therapy for alcohol, drugs and behavioral addictions, including harm reduction and the anxiety or depression sitting underneath.

Ketamine-assisted therapy

Preparation, medicine sessions and integration, guided by a therapist trained in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) and alongside a prescribing medical provider.

How ketamine-assisted psychotherapy works

A plain guide to KAP: what it is, how it differs from IV ketamine infusions, side effects, safety, and how to tell whether it is worth asking about.

Everyone arrives with something different

Most people bring more than one thing. Our clinicians carry different specialties on purpose, so you are matched to experience rather than to whoever has an opening.

Meet our therapists

Anxiety Depression Trauma and PTSD ADHD OCD Autism Grief and loss Eating disorders Substance use Identity LGBTQIA+ Religious trauma Attachment Life transitions Burnout Neurodivergence Chronic illness Military and veterans First responders Parenting Mood disorders Body image

Getting started

Three steps, and the first one is a phone call

You do not need a referral, a diagnosis, or a plan. You need about ten minutes.

01

Curiosity

Contact our care coordinator, Tori. She asks about what is going on and what you are looking for, then matches you with the therapist best suited to it.

02

Connection

Meet that therapist for a free 15-minute consultation. If it is not the right fit, say so. We would rather find you the right person than keep you.

03

Cultivation

Start sessions, in person at the Cary office or by secure telehealth, and get to work on the thing you came in for.

Our team

The people you would be working with

Twelve clinicians, each with their own training and focus. Eight are trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). One is a master’s-level intern who sees clients on a self-pay basis. Tori will tell you who has openings and who fits what you are bringing.

LCMHC, LCAS, NCC
Founder
LCSW
Clinical Lead
LCMHC
Director of Clinical Education
CRC, LCMHCA
Digital Engagement Manager
LCMHCA
Team Culture Lead
LCMHC, CGP
LCSW, LCAS
LCMHC-QS
MSW, LCSW
LCMHCA, CTP
Master's level intern
Self-pay only

Meet our therapists

Insurance and cost

What this costs, plainly

Insurance

We are in network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Tricare and United. Tricare and United plans are seen by fully licensed therapists only. You can see which networks each clinician takes on our team page, and we will confirm your coverage before your first session.

Self-pay

Our master’s-level intern sees clients on a self-pay basis. Suggested rate $35, and sessions may be as little as $0 depending on need.

“The greatest sources of our suffering are the lies we tell ourselves… People can never heal themselves without knowing what they know and feeling what they feel.”

Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, The Body Keeps the Score

Questions

Before you call

How do I get started with therapy at Prism Wellness?

Call (919) 230-1446 or send us a message through our contact page. Our care coordinator, Tori, will ask what is going on and what you are looking for, then match you with a therapist. You meet that therapist for a free 15-minute consultation before you commit to anything.

Do you take my insurance?

We are in network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Tricare and United. Tricare and United plans are seen by fully licensed therapists only. You can see which networks each clinician takes on our team page, and we will confirm your coverage before your first session.

Do you offer therapy online in North Carolina?

Yes. We see clients in person at our Cary office and through secure telehealth anywhere in North Carolina. Many people find it easier to do this work from a space where they already feel comfortable, and you can mix the two.

How much does therapy cost?

If you use one of our in-network plans, your cost is the copay or coinsurance your plan sets, and we confirm it before your first session. Our master's-level intern sees clients on a self-pay basis at a suggested rate of $35, and sessions may be as little as $0 depending on need.

What if Prism Wellness is not the right fit?

Tell us. The free consultation exists so you can find that out before you commit. If we are not the right fit for what you need, we will do everything we can to connect you with someone who is.

Get in touch

We look forward to meeting you

Call us, or send a message and Tori will come back to you. A free 15-minute consultation is a low-pressure way to meet a therapist, ask your questions, and see how it feels.

Not a crisis line This is not a crisis line. If you’re in immediate danger, call or text 988.
Call (919) 230-1446
Prism Wellness
(919) 230-1446 Info@PrismWellnessNC.com 113 Edinburgh South Drive, Suite 130
Cary, NC 27511
In person in Cary. Secure telehealth anywhere in North Carolina.

Prism Wellness is an outpatient therapy practice. We do not provide crisis services, inpatient care, or medication management. If you’re in immediate danger, call or text 988.