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How to Find Reentry Therapy

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Support, Stability, and a Fresh Start After Prison

Rebuilding your life after prison takes more than motivation — it takes real support. Whether you’ve been in a local jail, state prison, or federal prison, adjusting to life on the outside can bring up anxiety, depression, past trauma, or substance abuse challenges. That’s where reentry therapy comes in.

At Redeemed Mental Health, we provide evidence-based mental health services to help people reentering society after incarceration. Under the leadership of Dr. Andrea Wagner, a clinical psychologist with experience in the criminal justice system, our program is designed for formerly incarcerated individuals who want to stay grounded, reconnect with family, and build a stable future.

If you or someone you love is navigating reentry after prison, here’s what you need to know about getting help — and how to find therapy that works.

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What Is Reentry Therapy?

Reentry therapy is a form of behavioral health care that helps people adjust to life after incarceration. It focuses on managing mental health issues, processing trauma, preventing relapse, and learning how to function in a fast-moving world that may look very different than it did before prison.

Reentry therapy at Redeemed Mental Health may include:

  • Individual counseling and talk therapy

  • Substance abuse support and relapse prevention

  • Case management and coordination with reentry programs

  • Trauma-informed care for PTSD, anxiety, or depression

  • Connection to employment, training, and workforce development resources

  • Support for family members and reconnection with loved ones

Why Reentry Therapy Matters

People leaving prison face some of the steepest challenges when it comes to mental health. Long sentences, mass incarceration, and limited access to mental health services behind bars can leave formerly incarcerated individuals at a higher risk of depression, substance use, or hopelessness.

At Redeemed, we know that successful reentry isn’t just about staying out of trouble — it’s about improving outcomes for individuals, families, and the community. Investing in quality care improves public safety, reduces recidivism, and gives people the tools they need to move forward with dignity and direction.

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Where to Start: Finding Reentry Services in California

1. Contact a Mental Health Provider That Understands Reentry

Not all therapists are trained to understand justice involvement or the realities of prison life. At Redeemed Mental Health, our team includes clinicians with background in criminal justice, substance abuse, and trauma-informed care. We also coordinate with reentry services and community organizations to make sure you’re supported beyond therapy.

2. Ask About Programs for Formerly Incarcerated People

We can work with with community programs, transitional housing, and parole/probation officers to support clients during reentry. If you need referrals for employment, housing, or legal resources, we’ll help connect you to the right networks.

3. Check Insurance or Sliding Scale Options

Many formerly incarcerated people may not have access to steady income or insurance right away. Redeemed Mental Health accepts most health insurance plans and can help explain what’s covered. If you’re uninsured, we may offer cash-pay or sliding scale options to help you get started.

We also work closely with local agencies and the Mental Health Services Administration guidelines to ensure you’re connected to any additional services you qualify for.

Who Reentry Therapy Helps

We work with:

  • Former prisoners transitioning back into community life

  • People recently released from state and federal prisons or local jails

  • Clients referred from probation, parole, or other reentry programs

  • Veterans, tradespeople, and others rebuilding their careers post-release

  • Individuals seeking support for mental illness, addiction, trauma, or anxiety

Whether you’re looking for reentry therapy for yourself or a loved one, know that help exists — and it’s closer than you think.

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Start With Redeemed Mental Health

We understand that opening up isn’t easy — especially if you’ve been inside for years or feel like no one truly gets your story. At Redeemed, you’ll find more than just therapy. You’ll find a team that respects where you’ve been and focuses on where you’re going.

Led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, our team takes a hands-on, no-judgment approach to healing and rebuilding. We treat each person as an individual, not a case file.

Call +1 (888) 276-4435 today to schedule a consultation or learn more about reentry therapy at Redeemed Mental Health. You’ve already done the hard time. Now let’s work together on your next chapter.

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FAQs About Re-Entry Therapy

In addition to therapy, Redeemed Mental Health provides supportive services such as case management, family reintegration support, and referrals to housing, employment, and legal aid resources to help individuals rebuild their lives after incarceration.

The Prison Policy Initiative highlights the systemic challenges formerly incarcerated individuals face after release. At Redeemed, our approach to treatment and reentry therapy addresses these real-world obstacles by offering practical tools, emotional support, and care rooted in dignity and understanding.

Yes. We regularly coordinate with other services such as transitional housing, job training programs, and local nonprofit organizations to assist you in building a strong foundation after prison.

As part of our supportive services, we help clients access education and workforce development resources. Whether it’s GED programs, trade certifications, or job placement assistance, we’ll guide you to programs that align with your goals.

Yes. Reentry therapy is a structured form of treatment designed to support individuals with mental health challenges, trauma, or substance abuse histories as they transition back into the community. It’s focused on healing, accountability, and personal growth.

Mental Health in the Golden State: Why Californians Are Turning to Online Therapy

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A Better Way to Get the Help You Deserve — Without Putting Life on Hold

Life in California isn’t always sunshine and palm trees. Between long hours, rising costs, family responsibilities, and the pressure to hold it all together, many working Californians are feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or stuck. And when things get tough, you don’t always have the time, transportation, or flexibility to sit in a waiting room or commute across town.

That’s why more people than ever are turning to California online therapy — and finding that it works.

At Redeemed Mental Health, we’re proud to offer compassionate, high-quality online therapy services across the state, led by experienced clinicians including our founder, Dr. Andrea Wagner. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, or just trying to manage everyday stress, we provide the mental health care you need — right from where you are.

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Why Online Therapy Is Gaining Ground in California

Many Californians still picture traditional therapy as a couch in an office. But times have changed — and so has access to care. With online therapy, you can meet with a licensed therapist from your home, your car on a break, or any private space where you have a phone or internet connection.

Here’s why more people are choosing online therapy sessions:

  • You don’t have to take time off work or find childcare

  • You can access a mental health professional without commuting

  • It’s discreet, private, and convenient

  • You get real results without sacrificing your routine

And let’s be honest — sometimes face to face therapy is more comfortable when it’s through a screen. That small layer of distance can help people open up, especially if it’s their first time reaching out for help.

What Redeemed Mental Health Offers

Our online therapy service is built to serve real people with real lives. Whether you’re looking for short-term support or long-term healing, we offer structured, evidence-based care delivered by clinicians who understand the pressures working Californians face.

At Redeemed, we offer:

  • One-on-one therapy with a dedicated licensed therapist

  • Medication management when needed

  • Support for anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and more

  • Optional family therapy and group sessions

  • Easy coordination with insurance providers

  • Access to psychiatric nurse practitioners who can prescribe medication and provide medication management services when appropriate

What Redeemed Mental Health Offers

Our team will help you build a plan that fits your schedule and your mental health needs — whether that’s through online therapy or in person therapy at our Newport Beach office.

Is Online Therapy as Effective as In-Person?

Absolutely. Study after study has shown that online therapy is just as effective as in person or face to face therapy for many mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and stress-related challenges. The key is working with a qualified mental health provider — and that’s exactly what you’ll find at Redeemed.

We believe you deserve the best online therapy services possible, whether you’re in a city, small town, or rural area. That’s why we pair each client with a consistent provider who sticks with you, tracks your progress, and offers real professional support every step of the way.

Making Therapy Work for the Working Class

If you’re working hard to stay afloat — mentally, emotionally, or financially — therapy might feel like a luxury you can’t afford. But at Redeemed Mental Health, we believe mental healthcare should be accessible, flexible, and built for people like you.

We’ll help you understand your insurance providers and what’s covered. We’ll work with your schedule. And if online therapy cost is a concern, we’ll talk through options to make it work.

Because everyone deserves support — not just those who can afford to take a day off or sit in traffic to get to a therapist’s office.

Let’s Get Started

Whether you’re new to therapy or returning after some time away, we’re here to make the process simple and supportive. Call +1 (888) 276-4435 today so we can help you start your journey toward feeling better, wherever you are in California.

With online therapy, you don’t have to pause your life to take care of your mind. At Redeemed Mental Health, we’ll meet you where you are — and walk with you every step of the way.

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FAQs About Online Therapy in California

Yes. Redeemed Mental Health offers flexible mental health services through both online and in office therapy options, so you can choose the setting that works best for your schedule and comfort level.

Absolutely. Every therapist licensed through Redeemed meets all California state requirements and has professional experience treating a wide range of mental illness and emotional concerns.

Yes, we are in network with many major insurance providers, and we’ll help you verify your coverage before your first session so you know exactly what’s included.

Yes. We accept insurance for both in-person and online therapy sessions, including coverage for talk therapy, couples therapy, and medication management when applicable.

In office therapy involves meeting face-to-face at our Newport Beach location, while online therapy allows you to connect with your online therapist through secure video sessions. Both options provide high-quality care and follow the same structured therapeutic process.

Yes. Our licensed providers are trained to support clients with a variety of mental illness diagnoses, using evidence-based techniques delivered in person or virtually, depending on your preference and needs.

Yes. We offer couples therapy as part of our online and in-person services, helping partners improve communication, rebuild trust, and work through challenges together in a structured and supportive environment.

The therapeutic process involves building a strong relationship with your therapist, setting goals, and working through thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in a safe space. Whether online or in person, our approach is rooted in understanding and long-term growth.

No. At Redeemed Mental Health, we take the guesswork out of it. Instead of having to sort through many therapists, our team will match you with a provider based on your needs, preferences, and availability.

Our therapist availability is flexible, with daytime and evening options. Online therapy makes it easier to get care without waiting weeks for an opening — we’ll find a time that works with your schedule.

Yes. Redeemed Mental Health includes experienced psychiatric providers and psychiatric nurse practitioners who can assist with diagnosis, medication management, and ongoing treatment for mental health conditions.

Many health insurance plans now include insurance coverage for online therapy, just like they do for in-person care. Our team will help verify your benefits so you know exactly what to expect.

 

Before your first session, our staff will contact your insurance company to confirm your insurance coverage, explain any out-of-pocket costs, and walk you through your options clearly and simply.

Online Therapy vs In-Person Therapy: What Works Best for Californians?

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Understanding Your Therapy Options and Choosing What Fits Your Life

When you’re dealing with stress, anxiety, depression, or another mental health issue, making the decision to get help is a big step. But once you decide, you’re faced with another question: online vs in person therapy — which is better?

At Redeemed Mental Health in Newport Beach, California, we understand that no two people are the same. That’s why we offer both online therapy options and in person sessions to meet you where you’re at — whether that’s at home after a long shift or in a quiet office setting with a licensed therapist.

Led by clinical psychologist Dr. Andrea Wagner, our team is here to guide you through your choices and help you find what works best for your schedule, your goals, and your comfort level.

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Online Therapy: Convenient, Flexible, and Just as Effective

For many Californians — especially those working long hours, living in remote areas, or juggling family responsibilities — online therapy is a game changer. With online therapy sessions, you can meet with your therapist from home, your truck on break, or anywhere you can find privacy and a good internet connection.

Here’s why online therapy might be a great fit:

  • No commute or parking

  • More flexible scheduling

  • Access to high-quality mental health services from anywhere in the state

  • Safe, private online sessions through secure video platforms

  • Often lower online therapy cost compared to traditional therapy

We match each client with a licensed therapist who is experienced in treating a range of mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, PTSD, and mental illness such as bipolar disorder or OCD. Our online therapy service includes individual therapy sessions, group therapy, and medication management, if needed.

In-Person Therapy: Traditional Support with Face-to-Face Connection

Some people prefer traditional in person therapy because they feel more comfortable being in the same room with their therapist. Sitting across from someone can help build trust and make it easier to open up. For clients who prefer in office therapy, Redeemed Mental Health offers in person sessions at our Newport Beach location.

Here’s why in person therapy may be the right choice for you:

  • You prefer face-to-face interaction

  • You feel more focused in a quiet, dedicated environment

  • You want access to tools like whiteboards or printed worksheets

  • You’re more comfortable building a therapeutic relationship in person

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Whether you choose in person therapy or online therapy, you’ll receive the same expert mental health care — the only difference is the setting.

What About Insurance?

Many clients ask whether their health insurance will cover therapy — and the answer is often yes. At Redeemed, we work with most major insurance providers and will check your coverage for both online therapy and in person care. Our team will help you understand your benefits before your first appointment, so there are no surprises.

Which Option Is Right for You?

Here’s a quick comparison of therapy options:

 

FeatureOnline TherapyIn-Person Therapy
ConvenienceHighModerate, depending on your location
PrivacyHome-basedPrivate office
SchedulingMore flexibleLess flexible
CostEqualEqual
InteractionVirtualFace-to-face
Ideal ForBusy schedules, rural locations, accessibilityHands-on engagement, in-office comfort

Both therapy options are proven effective for treating a wide range of mental health conditions. It’s less about which one is “better” and more about what works best for you.

The Redeemed Mental Health Difference

Whether you choose online therapy or in person therapy, at Redeemed Mental Health you’ll receive personalized care from experienced professionals. Our team is led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, a respected psychologist with a background in forensic, military, and correctional settings. She and her staff understand what it means to show up, work hard, and still struggle.

We’re here to provide real mental health support, not judgment. You’ll receive professional support, a customized treatment plan, and honest guidance from people who care.

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Ready to Get Started?

Don’t wait until things get worse. Reach out to Redeemed Mental Health to explore therapy options that fit your life and your schedule — whether that means in person therapy or online therapy from home.

Call +1 (888) 276-4435 or contact us online to schedule your first appointment and get the care you deserve — wherever you are, however you need it.

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FAQs About Online vs. In-Person Therapy

 

No. While some clients prefer the environment of a therapist’s office, Redeemed Mental Health offers high-quality virtual therapy that allows you to receive the same level of care from the comfort of your home or any private space.

Absolutely. Whether you choose in-person or virtual therapy, our therapeutic process focuses on helping you understand yourself better, reduce negative self-talk, and build lasting self acceptance.

At Redeemed, we tailor every experience to the individual. Many clients consider us among the best online therapy options in California because of our clinician-led model, flexible scheduling, and deep commitment to real, results-driven care.

The therapeutic process is similar in both online and in-person settings. You’ll build a relationship with a licensed therapist, set goals, talk through challenges, and learn practical tools to manage your mental health.

Yes. Virtual therapy has been shown to be just as effective as traditional in-person sessions, especially when delivered by trained professionals using evidence-based approaches, like we do at Redeemed Mental Health.

Yes. Our counseling services are designed to treat a wide range of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, trauma, obsessive compulsive disorder, and more. Each client receives a personalized treatment plan based on their specific needs.

Yes. Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is one of the many conditions we treat. Our therapists use evidence-based practices like CBT and exposure therapy, delivered through in-person or online formats depending on what works best for you.

What It’s Like to Start Online Therapy in California: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Real Support, Real Results — Without Leaving Home

When life feels like too much — whether it’s stress, anxiety, depression, or just trying to keep everything together — talking to someone can make a real difference. But not everyone can take time off for in person sessions, and the idea of therapy can feel intimidating when you don’t know what to expect. That’s where online therapy steps in.

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At Redeemed Mental Health in Newport Beach, California, we make starting online therapy simple, private, and supportive. Our founder, clinical psychologist Dr. Andrea Wagner, built this program for people who work hard and deserve access to real mental health care without added pressure or judgment.

Here’s a step-by-step look at what it’s like to get started with our online therapy service — and why it might be the right move for you.

Step 1: Reach Out

Whether you call or fill out a contact form, the first step is easy. A member of our team will ask a few questions about what’s going on, your goals, and whether you’re using health insurance or paying out of pocket. We work with many major insurance providers and will help you confirm if we’re in network.

Step 2: Schedule Your Initial Online Session

Once you’re ready to begin, we’ll book your first online session with a licensed therapist who matches your needs. No bouncing between many therapists — we want you to build a relationship with someone who understands you. We’ll also go over therapist availability to make sure your online therapy sessions fit your schedule.

Step 3: Meet Your Therapist via Video

All of our online therapy is done through secure, HIPAA-compliant video sessions. Think of it like face to face therapy, just without the drive or the waiting room. You’ll meet with your provider from the comfort of your own space — home, car, or wherever you have privacy and internet access.

Step 4: Create a Personalized Treatment Plan

During your first few therapy sessions, your therapist will work with you to build a mental health treatment plan based on your symptoms, goals, and life circumstances. Whether you’re dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use, or other concerns, you’ll receive care that actually fits your life.

Step 5: Get Consistent Care and Check-Ins

Online therapy therapists at Redeemed Mental Health offer steady support — through weekly or biweekly online therapy sessions — so you’re never left on your own. You’ll track your progress, talk through challenges, and learn tools to better handle stress, relationships, and everyday problems.

Step 6: Medication Management, If Needed

If you and your therapist decide that medication might help, our medical team can step in to prescribe medication and provide ongoing medication management. Just like in in person therapy, your treatment is holistic and coordinated. Whether it’s therapy alone or a mix of both, your plan is guided by professionals who care.

Why Choose Online Therapy Over In Person?

In person therapy works great for some, but it’s not for everyone — especially if you’re balancing a job, a family, or don’t live near a clinic. Online therapy offers the same quality care with less disruption to your day. Our clients include working adults, veterans, single parents, and others who need real help — but on their own time.

Why Redeemed Mental Health?

We’re not a corporate platform with a rotating list of licensed therapists. We’re clinician-owned, locally based, and led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, a trusted psychologist with years of experience in mental health care, including forensic, military, and correctional settings.

At Redeemed Mental Health, we focus on personalized care, not just checkboxes. Whether you’re seeking short-term support or long-term healing, we’re here to walk with you.

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Get Started Today

Starting online therapy doesn’t have to be confusing or complicated. If you’re looking for real help, honest answers, and a team that meets you where you are, we’ve got you covered.

Call +1 (888) 276-4435 or reach out online to schedule your first online therapy session. We’ll help you understand your insurance coverage, match you with the right provider, and make sure you feel supported every step of the way.

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FAQs About Online Therapy in California

Yes. Every therapist licensed at Redeemed Mental Health is qualified to practice in California and has experience providing effective online therapy for a range of mental health concerns.

You’ll receive individual therapy as part of your personalized treatment plan. These one-on-one sessions are tailored to your needs and provide private time with your assigned therapist to work through personal challenges.

Yes, Redeemed Mental Health does accept insurance for online therapy and works with many major insurance providers. Our team will verify your benefits and help you understand exactly what’s covered before you begin treatment.

Our clients receive full professional support, including licensed therapists, psychiatric providers for medication management, and compassionate care coordinators who help guide you through every step of the process. We also offer flexible online therapy for young adults in California.

Absolutely. We contact your insurance company directly to verify coverage, explain co-pays or deductibles, and make sure your care is affordable and clearly outlined from day one.

Yes. Our therapists are trained in treating complex conditions, including bipolar disorder. We offer both therapy and medication management to ensure you receive the comprehensive care you need.

Online therapy allows you to receive care from anywhere, rather than going to a therapist’s office. It offers the same quality and confidentiality as in-person care, with the added convenience of meeting from your home or another private location.

10 Signs You Might Benefit from a Virtual IOP for Anxiety

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When Everyday Stress Becomes Too Much to Handle Alone

We all feel anxious from time to time. It’s part of life. But when that anxiety starts getting in the way of your job, your relationships, or just enjoying your day, it might be something more. You could be dealing with an anxiety disorder — and that means it’s time to get real support.

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At Redeemed Mental Health in Newport Beach, we offer a Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for people struggling with anxiety. Led by clinical psychologist Dr. Andrea Wagner, our program is designed for hard-working adults who need serious help without stepping away from work or family. Whether you’re battling generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, separation anxiety disorder, or a mental illness, we’re here with tools that work.

Here are 10 signs that a virtual IOP for anxiety might be the right step for you.

1. Your Anxiety Feels Constant and Unmanageable

If you feel like you’re always on edge, worrying about everything (even when there’s no reason to), you might have generalized anxiety disorder. This kind of persistent stress isn’t something you just “tough out” — it’s a sign you may need professional treatment for anxiety.

2. You’re Having Panic Attacks

Sudden chest pain, racing heart, shortness of breath, and a sense of dread — if this sounds familiar, you could be experiencing panic disorder. Our virtual intensive outpatient program uses evidence-based tools like exposure therapy and talk therapy to help reduce and manage these symptoms.

3. Social Situations Leave You Feeling Paralyzed

Avoiding parties, meetings, or even grocery stores because of fear or embarrassment may point to social anxiety disorder. Our program includes online therapy and group sessions designed to rebuild confidence and reduce isolation.

4. It’s Impacting Your Work or Relationships

If your anxiety symptoms are interfering with your ability to do your job, take care of your family, or maintain friendships, it’s time to look into a treatment plan that supports long-term stability and better functioning.

5. You’ve Tried Weekly Therapy but It’s Not Enough

A once-a-week appointment might not cut it for treating mental health conditions like moderate to severe anxiety. Our virtual IOP offers more frequent sessions, structured support, and a mix of talk therapy, medication management, and skills training — all led by licensed mental health professionals.

6. You’re Having Trouble Sleeping or Eating

Struggling to fall asleep, waking up in a panic, or losing your appetite are common symptoms of anxiety that signal your nervous system is in overdrive. This isn’t just stress — it’s your body telling you it needs help.

7. You Feel Numb, Irritable, or Easily Overwhelmed

Anxiety disorders tend to build up in the background, draining your energy and shortening your fuse. If you’re snapping at loved ones, zoning out, or constantly feeling overwhelmed, it may be time for a more structured program like our virtual intensive outpatient program.

8. You Have Other Mental Health Conditions

Anxiety disorders often go hand-in-hand with other mental health conditions, like depression or trauma. Our mental health providers at Redeemed are trained in treating mental health conditions holistically, meaning your care plan covers everything — not just one diagnosis.

9. You Don’t Want to Go to a Facility

Not everyone can (or wants to) commit to in-person therapy. Our online therapy option means you can get high-quality care from a licensed mental health provider while staying in your own home. All you need is privacy and a stable internet connection.

10. You’re Ready to Learn Real Coping Strategies

If you’re tired of white-knuckling your way through anxiety and want to learn coping strategies that actually work, our program is designed to do just that. You’ll get an individualized treatment plan, medication management (if needed), and hands-on tools that help you feel better — and stay better.

Get Your Questions Answered Now

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Why Redeemed Mental Health?

Redeemed Mental Health, founded and led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, is not a generic call-center-style service. It’s a clinician-owned and operated team of experts who care about getting you back to feeling like yourself. We treat a wide range of mental health conditions and tailor every treatment plan to your unique needs — including anxiety, trauma, depression, and substance use.

Our virtual IOP is built for people who work hard, have real responsibilities, and still need professional mental health support to treat anxiety disorders. From prescribed medication management using selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors or other safe medications, to effective group and individual therapy for those who feel excessive anxiety, we provide the absolute best in mental healthcare.

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Take the First Step Toward Relief

If you’re seeing yourself in this list, don’t wait for things to get worse. Reach out today to learn more about Redeemed’s Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program for anxiety. It’s flexible, effective, and built to fit real life.

Call +1 (888) 276-4435 or contact us online to schedule your first consultation. We’re here to help you take control — one step at a time.

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FAQs About Virtual IOP for Anxiety

Yes. Our licensed mental health professionals can diagnose anxiety disorders through a comprehensive assessment during your intake process. This helps us determine the best level of care and tailor your treatment to your specific needs.

When anxiety starts interfering with your daily life—your job, relationships, or sleep—it may be more than just stress. These could be signs of deeper mental health issues that benefit from structured support like a virtual IOP. When you arrive at Redeemed Mental Health, we’ll take your full medical history so we can determine how best to treat you.

At Redeemed Mental Health, every client receives a personalized treatment plan that may include individual therapy, group therapy, medication management, and specific techniques for managing anxiety symptoms. It’s designed around your unique experience and goals.

Our virtual IOP treats a variety of common mental health conditions, including generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, depression, PTSD, and more. We also help clients with co-occurring substance use or trauma-related concerns.

Our anxiety treatment includes evidence-based approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy, talk therapy, exposure therapy, and medication management when needed. The goal is to help you manage symptoms, build coping skills, and feel more in control of your life.

Is it Possible to Use Your Insurance To Finally Beat Anxiety? Yes—And Here’s How Mental Health Rehab Can Help

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Anxiety disorders don’t just steal sleep and sabotage focus. They quietly chip away at jobs, relationships, and the ability to function like yourself. When every little thing feels overwhelming, and you can’t seem to snap out of it, no matter how hard you try, it might be time to stop looking for quick fixes and get real help. But what if that help feels out of reach? What if you could finally get the proper treatment—without worrying it’ll break the bank?

You might be sitting on the key to long-term recovery if you have insurance. But most people don’t even realize how much support their plan could cover. Whether your anxiety is constant or comes in waves, understanding how to use your insurance can make all the difference in getting care that works—not just for now, but for good.

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Why Insurance Might Cover More Than You Think

Most assume insurance only kicks in when something’s physically wrong—like surgery or prescriptions. But the truth is that mental health care is protected under federal law. That means your insurance company must treat mental health needs the same way they treat physical ones. If you need inpatient rehab, therapy, or outpatient treatment for anxiety, your plan might already include it.

Still, there’s a big gap between what’s legally covered and what people use. Why? Because insurance plans are confusing on purpose. The language is full of codes and loopholes. You might call for help and hang up, more confused than when you started. But don’t give up. Every year, people start anxiety treatment they thought they couldn’t afford, only to learn that their plan covered almost all of it.

Your insurance provider likely has a network of centers and specialists you can work with. That could include weekly therapy, medication management, or even intensive programs like a virtual IOP, which stands for an intensive outpatient program. These options are designed to fit into daily life while still delivering real results—and they can often be covered the same way a hospital visit would be.

How To Start the Process Without Getting Overwhelmed

First, grab your insurance card. There should be a phone number for behavioral health services or member services somewhere on the back. That’s your starting point. When you call, ask specifically about coverage for anxiety treatment, including inpatient, outpatient, and residential programs. It’s okay if you don’t know the exact terms—they’re used to helping people who feel lost.

If making the call stresses you, consider asking someone you trust to sit with you. Just having another voice in the room can take the edge off. Once you make that first contact, you’ll usually be connected with a case manager or referred to a mental health provider who can explain your next steps.

Don’t worry if the first place you call isn’t the right fit. Most centers know how insurance works and can point you toward another in-network facility if needed. Your job isn’t to understand every code and clause in your policy—it’s to keep asking questions until something makes sense.

When Residential Treatment Might Be the Right Move

There’s a big difference between managing anxiety and truly healing from it. If you’ve tried therapy or medication in the past and things haven’t improved, it could be time to look at residential treatment. This is where you stay at a center full-time and work through anxiety with a team of licensed professionals in a focused, structured setting.

Residential care is often recommended when anxiety starts impacting daily tasks—when it’s hard to hold a job, show up for family, or leave the house. These programs are not just about “coping” with anxiety—they’re about learning how to calm your nervous system, process trauma, and build emotional habits that last.

Many people assume residential care is only for those with severe mental illness. But anxiety doesn’t have to look dramatic to deserve full attention. If it’s stopping you from living your life, that’s enough. Insurance often covers this level of care when it’s deemed medically necessary, which can happen after a basic mental health evaluation.

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Getting Help Navigating the Insurance Maze

Even with decent coverage, dealing with insurance can feel like decoding a foreign language. That’s where outside help can change everything. Companies like Alliance Advisors, Vital Solutions, and Surpass can make things easier to understand. These services specialize in helping people match with the right treatment center, gather pre-approval, and negotiate with insurance so you don’t have to do it alone.

When anxiety already makes simple things feel impossible, the last thing you need is a stack of forms and music that lasts for hours. These companies exist to take that burden off your shoulders, and many treatment centers work directly with them to keep things moving smoothly behind the scenes. They can also explain out-of-pocket costs in plain language so nothing surprises you halfway through treatment.

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What Happens After You Begin Treatment

Once you’re approved and begin treatment, you’ll understand what real support feels like. Most people enter these programs expecting resistance from within—like part of them wants to get better, and part is terrified of change. That’s normal. It’s one of the reasons these centers are so effective. They don’t just address the surface behaviors—they go deeper into the roots of anxiety and rebuild from there.

The experience isn’t one-size-fits-all. Some people benefit most from group therapy, where they hear stories that sound like their own for the first time. Others connect best in one-on-one sessions, where the mask finally comes off, and they can speak freely without judgment. Medication can also be part of the process, especially if anxiety has gotten so intense that daily functioning feels impossible.

But the best part is what happens after treatment. It’s not about perfection—it’s about clarity. It’s about waking up and realizing that your anxiety doesn’t control everything anymore. And the best news? You didn’t have to go broke to get there.

If anxiety has been running your life and nothing seems to help, it might be time to use the insurance card that’s been sitting in your wallet all along. Real recovery isn’t a luxury—it’s a medical need. And it’s often covered more than people think. The only thing standing between you and the care that can change your life might be a phone call you haven’t made yet.

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Is Online Therapy Covered by Insurance in California?

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What You Need to Know

When you’re trying to keep food on the table, make it to work on time, and juggle everything life throws at you, the last thing you want to worry about is whether you can afford help for your mind and emotions. The good news is, more and more insurance plans now cover online therapy in California — and if you know what to look for, getting the help you need can be more affordable than you think.

At Redeemed Mental Health, we offer convenient, effective online therapy sessions led by experienced clinicians, including our founder, Dr. Andrea Wagner. Based in Newport Beach, Dr. Wagner brings a compassionate, hands-on, no-nonsense approach to mental health care — one rooted in clinical expertise and deep compassion for working people trying to manage stress, depression, anxiety, trauma, or other challenges.

Here’s what you need to know about using health insurance to access online counseling and why now is a better time than ever to take that first step toward feeling better.

What Is Online Therapy and How Does It Work?

Online therapy lets you attend sessions from your home, your car on a lunch break, or wherever you can find a quiet space with a secure internet connection. Instead of driving to an office, you meet virtually with a licensed therapist or licensed mental health professional through video calls.

At Redeemed Mental Health, we offer structured, research-based online therapy services for adults facing a wide range of mental health concerns — including depression, anxiety, adult autism, trauma, bipolar disorder, and substance use. Services may include individual sessions, group therapy, medication management, and even family support when needed.

Is Online Therapy Covered by Health Insurance?

Yes, many California health insurance plans now cover online therapy, just like in person therapy or traditional therapy. Thanks to recent changes in legislation and the rise of telehealth services, insured members can often receive full or partial insurance coverage for online counseling depending on their provider and plan.

At Redeemed Mental Health, our admissions team will walk you through your benefits and help you understand what’s covered, what co-pays or deductibles might apply, and what your options are if you’re not currently insured.

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What Should I Expect in My Initial Online Therapy Session?

Your initial online therapy session is a chance to talk about what’s going on, ask questions, and work with a therapist to build a plan that fits your life. There’s no pressure and no judgment — just a conversation to start figuring things out.

From there, if it’s a good fit, we’ll schedule regular therapy sessions, adjust your treatment plan as needed, and make sure you’re getting consistent, practical mental health support.

What Types of Mental Health Services Are Covered?

Depending on your health insurance plan, coverage may include:

  • Weekly online therapy sessions with a dedicated provider

  • Evidence-based treatment for anxiety, depression, trauma, and more

  • Ongoing medication management through a psychiatric provider

  • Online counseling for individuals, couples, or families

  • Structured programs like Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP), available virtually

If you’re unsure whether something is covered, we’ll call your insurance provider on your behalf and explain your benefits clearly — no confusing jargon or hidden fees.

Why Choose Redeemed Mental Health?

At Redeemed Mental Health, we’re not a corporate hotline or an app that matches you with a random provider. We’re a clinician-owned and operated center, led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, who’s spent years working with people from all walks of life, including military, correctional systems, and high-acuity psychiatric settings.

We believe mental health treatment should be accessible, respectful, and tailored to the real challenges people face. That means listening without judgment, making room for your schedule, and working with your budget or insurance coverage.

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Take the First Step — It’s Easier Than You Think

If you’ve been putting off therapy because of time, money, or not knowing where to start, Redeemed Mental Health is here to change that. Whether you’re insured through your job or private coverage, we’ll help you make the most of your benefits and connect with a therapy service that meets you where you are.

Call us today at (888) 915-7091 to find out if your online therapy is covered and schedule your first therapy session. You deserve real, honest mental health care — and we’re here to walk with you every step of the way.

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FAQs About Our Online Therapy

The best online therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all — it’s personalized, consistent, and led by qualified professionals. At Redeemed Mental Health, our team matches you with a provider who understands your goals and offers evidence-based care through every step of the therapeutic process.

Yes. At Redeemed, you’ll be paired with a consistent online therapist who will get to know your story, track your progress, and build a strong therapeutic relationship with you over time. This helps build trust and allows for deeper, more effective work.

Absolutely. Our care team includes licensed medical professionals who can assist with assessments, diagnoses, and medication management when needed. You’ll receive a comprehensive level of care that covers both emotional and physical aspects of your mental health.

The therapeutic process remains the same, whether you choose in person sessions or virtual care. Online therapy allows for the same depth of conversation, goal-setting, and emotional work — with the added benefit of flexibility and comfort.

Yes. Our providers often focus on building interpersonal effectiveness, especially for clients struggling with relationships, work stress, or conflict. You’ll learn how to express yourself clearly, set boundaries, and communicate in healthier ways — all key parts of lasting mental wellness.

Yes. Redeemed Mental Health offers online therapy for a wide range of conditions, including eating disorders and the emotional impact of chronic illness. We understand the unique challenges these conditions bring and tailor our care accordingly, including therapy, education, and when needed, medical collaboration.

Virtual IOP Programs in California: What to Expect and How to Choose

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A Guide for Real Mental Health Support

If you’re struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, or other mental health challenges, you might know you need help — but stepping away from work or family for full-time care just isn’t realistic. That’s where a Virtual IOP in California can make all the difference.

At Redeemed Mental Health, based in Newport Beach and led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, we offer flexible, effective virtual intensive outpatient programs for adults who need structured support without putting their lives on hold. Here’s what to expect — and how to choose the right program for you or a loved one.

What Is a Virtual IOP?

A Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (Virtual IOP) is a step between traditional weekly therapy and a partial hospitalization program. It offers more structure than typical outpatient programs, but it still gives you the freedom to live at home and keep working. At Redeemed, our intensive outpatient program runs during the day or evening and includes several group therapy and individual sessions each week — all conducted through a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform.

Virtual treatment is ideal for people who:

  • Need more support than weekly therapy sessions provide

  • Want to avoid hospitalization or stepping away from responsibilities

  • Have recently completed residential or inpatient care and need continued structure

  • Are struggling with mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, trauma, or substance use

What to Expect in a Virtual IOP Program

Here’s what you can expect when enrolling in Redeemed Mental Health’s virtual IOP:

Individualized Treatment Plan

Your journey starts with a full evaluation, where our team builds a personalized individualized treatment plan based on your specific needs, symptoms, and goals. No cookie-cutter solutions here.

Group Therapy and Group Sessions

You’ll attend multiple group sessions each week, led by licensed clinicians. These group therapy sessions focus on real-world skills — like managing emotions, handling conflict, and building healthy habits — and provide a sense of connection and support.

Individual Therapy

You’ll also meet one-on-one with a therapist who gets to know your story and helps guide you through personal challenges. You’ll work together on developing healthy coping tools that stick.

Medication Management

If needed, our team can offer psychiatric evaluations and medication management to help with symptom relief. Everything is coordinated as part of your overall mental health treatment plan.

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How to Choose the Right Virtual IOP in California

There are a lot of outpatient treatment programs out there — but not all are created equal. Here’s what to look for:

Clinician-Led Programs

Redeemed Mental Health is led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, a seasoned psychologist who’s worked in everything from military and forensic settings to major psychiatric hospitals. She brings experience, empathy, and leadership to every aspect of our care.

Licensed, Compassionate Providers

You deserve to work with mental health professionals who care about your progress and treat you with respect — not as just another name in a system.

Real-Life Flexibility

We understand that mental health issues don’t always follow a 9-to-5 schedule. Our virtual treatment options offer flexibility for people who work long hours, live in remote areas, or just need support that fits around real life.

Comprehensive, Evidence-Based Care

From group therapy to family therapy, from trauma work to medication management, your program should offer everything you need to feel supported and move forward — not just the bare minimum.

Why You Can Trust Redeemed Mental Health

We know what it means to work hard and still struggle with stress, depression, or trauma. Our intensive outpatient treatment is designed for everyday people — tradesmen, veterans, first responders, working parents — who need real support without leaving their lives behind.

We offer honesty, consistency, and personalized mental health services that work — whether you’re on a job site, at home with your kids, or just trying to get through the week.

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Start Your Recovery Without Putting Life on Hold

You don’t have to go it alone — and you don’t have to give up everything to get help. If you or someone you love is facing mental health challenges, reach out today and ask about our Virtual IOP California programs.

Call +1 (888) 276-4435 to schedule a free consultation. We’re ready to help you take the next step — one that’s designed for real life.

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FAQs About Our Virtual IOP in California

Virtual IOP programs offer a higher level of care than traditional outpatient services by providing multiple weekly sessions, including group therapy, weekly individual therapy, and access to behavioral health support like medication management. It’s more structured and intensive, which helps clients make real progress while still living at home and working their regular schedules.

Yes. A virtual intensive outpatient program is a great option for people who need more support than weekly therapy but aren’t in crisis or don’t require residential treatment or inpatient treatment. It provides a structured and supportive environment that helps individuals address their symptoms, develop coping skills, and stay accountable — all without leaving their home.

Absolutely. At Redeemed Mental Health, you’ll be assigned a primary therapist who will guide your progress throughout the entire process. This consistency helps build trust and allows for deeper, more personalized work in your weekly individual therapy sessions.

Yes. Our Virtual IOP is designed to treat a variety of mental health conditions, including bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Our experienced team uses evidence-based approaches tailored to your specific diagnosis and goals, ensuring that your treatment services are targeted, supportive, and effective.

Yes. A Virtual IOP is part of the behavioral health spectrum and includes a wide range of treatment services like therapy, skill-building, and medication management. It’s designed to treat both the emotional and behavioral sides of mental health conditions — helping clients heal and function better in their daily lives.

How to Find the Right Online Therapist For You

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A Practical Guide to Getting the Support You Deserve

Life throws a lot at you — long work hours, family stress, bills, and unexpected changes. When your mind feels overwhelmed or you’re carrying more than you can handle alone, talking to someone can make all the difference. But finding the right online therapist can feel like one more challenge on your plate.

At Redeemed Mental Health in Newport Beach, California, we make it easier to connect with a mental health professional who listens, understands, and helps you move forward. Led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, our team of licensed therapists is here to offer real solutions through trusted online therapy — without the hassle of driving across town or waiting weeks for an appointment.

What Makes a Good Online Therapist?

When it comes to online therapy, not all providers are created equal. You want more than just a person on a screen — you want someone who gets what you’re going through and knows how to help. Here’s what to look for when choosing the best online therapy for you:

They’re a Licensed Therapist

Make sure your online therapist is a therapist licensed in your state and trained to treat your specific mental health needs. At Redeemed Mental Health, all of our clinicians are licensed or certified, experienced, and meet state requirements to provide quality mental health services.

They Offer Real Connection

Just because therapy is virtual doesn’t mean it’s impersonal. A good therapy service should feel like face-to-face therapy — even through a screen. You want a therapist who takes time to get to know you, earns your trust, and communicates clearly.

They Offer Evidence-Based Care

There’s a big difference between venting to a friend and working with a trained mental health professional. At Redeemed Mental Health, we use proven approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and medication management when needed — all based on science, not guesswork.

Should You Choose Online Therapy or Traditional Therapy?

Online therapy offers many of the same benefits as traditional therapy or in person therapy, but with more flexibility. If you work unpredictable hours, live in a rural area, or just prefer the comfort of your own home, online therapy services can sometimes be a better fit.

At Redeemed Mental Health, we’ve found that many of our clients — including those working in construction, transportation, manufacturing, and service industries — stick with their care longer when it’s virtual. Why? Because it fits into real life.

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What Services Should Be Included?

The best online therapy programs go beyond just weekly chats. At Redeemed Mental Health, our online therapy service includes:

  • One-on-one sessions with a consistent, qualified online therapist

  • Medication management when necessary

  • Support for anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and more

  • Optional group support and access to licensed team members

  • Help verifying health insurance and understanding coverage

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Why Choose Redeemed Mental Health?

Unlike big corporate platforms, Redeemed is clinician-owned and led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, a respected psychologist with a background in military, correctional, and hospital-based mental healthcare. She and her team focus on personalized care — not a one-size-fits-all approach.

We treat our clients like people, not files. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, burnout, or just feeling stuck, our job is to help you feel better — plain and simple.

Ready to Talk to Someone Who Gets It?

Finding the right online therapist doesn’t have to be complicated. At Redeemed Mental Health, we’ll help you connect with someone who listens, offers honest support, and knows how to help you move forward. No judgment. No pressure. Just the help you’ve been looking for.

Call us at +1 (888) 276-4435 or reach out today to learn more about our online therapy services. We’re here to walk with you — no matter where you’re starting from.

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FAQs About Online Therapy

Online therapy offers the same quality of care as a therapist’s office, with the added benefit of flexibility. Whether you’re at home or on break at work, you can attend your online session without commuting or missing hours on the job. At Redeemed Mental Health, we ensure that the care you receive online is just as personal, structured, and impactful as meeting with a therapist face-to-face.

Yes. In addition to our team of licensed therapists, Redeemed Mental Health works closely with psychiatric providers who can assess, diagnose, and provide medication management when needed. This allows us to offer a complete range of mental health services, especially for clients managing more complex conditions like major depression, anxiety disorders, or trauma.

Absolutely. Our online therapy services are designed to improve your overall mental well-being by helping you process difficult emotions, build confidence, and develop healthier thinking patterns. Whether you’re dealing with stress, burnout, or deeper issues like depression, the goal is to help you feel stronger and more in control of your life.

Yes. Redeemed Mental Health works hard to provide affordable therapy options, including accepting most major insurance providers. For those paying out of pocket, we offer transparent pricing and can help you explore flexible solutions. Therapy shouldn’t be out of reach for anyone who needs it.

During your initial consultation, you’ll speak with a member of our clinical team to discuss your concerns, goals, and schedule. This is also when we’ll help you verify your in network insurance coverage, answer any questions, and match you with the best therapist for your unique situation. It’s a no-pressure, supportive introduction to getting care.

It can feel overwhelming with many therapists to choose from, but not all offer the same level of care. At Redeemed, we hand-pick your provider based on your needs, preferences, and availability — saving you the guesswork. All of our clinicians are licensed, experienced, and committed to providing real, results-driven professional support.

Yes. Our therapists are trained to provide not only practical strategies but also consistent emotional support. Your online session is a safe, confidential space where you’ll be heard, validated, and empowered. You’re not just a name on a screen — you’re a person with real experiences, and we’re here to walk alongside you.

Definitely. A big part of our approach involves teaching coping skills that help you manage daily stress, emotional triggers, and life challenges more effectively. Whether it’s through mindfulness, CBT, or stress reduction techniques, we’ll help you find strategies that actually work in real life — not just in theory.

California-Based Telehealth Mental Health Services

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Telehealth Mental Health Services

Accessible Support for Working Adults Across the Golden State

For many hardworking Californians, taking time off for therapy just doesn’t fit into the schedule. Whether you’re running a job site, clocking in on the night shift, or balancing work and family, it can feel like in person appointments for mental health are out of reach. That’s why Redeemed Mental Health offers flexible, high-quality telehealth across California — bringing expert care right to you, wherever you are.

Led by seasoned clinical psychologist Dr. Andrea Wagner, our telehealth California program combines trusted therapy methods, real connection, and the convenience of virtual care to help you feel better — without stepping away from your responsibilities.

What Is Telehealth for Mental Health?

Telehealth for mental health services means you can attend therapy and get professional support from your phone, laptop, or tablet. All you need is a private space and a stable internet connection — no waiting rooms, no commuting, no rearranging your whole day.

At Redeemed Mental Health, our online therapy sessions are led by trained, compassionate online therapists who understand what it’s like to balance mental wellness with everyday stress. Whether you’re dealing with depression, anxiety, social anxiety, trauma, or burnout, you’ll receive real tools and guidance that fit your life.

What Services Are Available Through Online Counseling?

Our California-based telehealth mental health services include:

  • Individual therapy sessions
    One-on-one time with a licensed online therapist who tailors every session to your specific needs, challenges, and goals.

  • Group therapy (as needed)
    Connect with others who are facing similar struggles and work on communication, coping skills, and emotional support.

  • Online counseling for anxiety, depression, adult autism, trauma, and substance abuse
    Using proven techniques like CBT, mindfulness, and emotion-focused therapy.

  • Medication management
    Our clinicians can help determine if medication is right for you. We offer ongoing medication management, and can prescribe medications when clinically appropriate — including for controlled substances, if necessary and in compliance with all regulations.

  • Treatment planning and progress tracking
    You’ll get a custom care plan that changes as you do, guided by experienced mental health professionals who care about your success.

Is Online Therapy as Good as In Person?

For many people, online therapy is just as effective — if not more — than in person sessions. You’re in your own environment, which makes it easier to open up and engage. Plus, for folks who live in rural areas, work long shifts, or just don’t want to drive to another appointment after work, online therapy is often a better fit.

Our clients regularly say that online counseling makes it easier to stick to their therapy sessions and actually follow through — something that’s key to real progress.

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Meet Dr. Andrea Wagner – Leading with Experience and Heart

Redeemed Mental Health is not a corporate chain or a revolving-door clinic. We’re clinician-owned, and our care is led by Dr. Andrea Wagner, a respected psychologist with a background in forensic mental health, military behavioral health, and statewide psychiatric systems.

Dr. Wagner brings both expertise and heart to every aspect of the care we provide. Her mission? To make mental health care feel personal, empowering, and actually helpful — not overwhelming or impersonal.

What You Need to Get Started

You don’t need fancy tech or a big budget to access Redeemed’s mental health services. All you need is:

  • A phone, tablet, or computer

  • A secure internet connection

  • A quiet space for your sessions

  • A willingness to take the first step toward healing

Many of our services are covered by health insurance, and our intake team is happy to verify your benefits and explain what’s included.

Take the First Step Today

Mental health struggles don’t mean you’re broken — they mean you’re human. Whether you’re dealing with stress from work, problems at home, or things you’ve been carrying for years, help is just a call or click away.

Reach out to Redeemed Mental Health today at +1 (888) 276-4435 to schedule your first online therapy session. Our telehealth California services are here to support you — wherever you are, whenever you’re ready.

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FAQs About Our Telehealth Mental Health Services

Yes. At Redeemed Mental Health, our telehealth program is designed to support your total well-being — mentally, emotionally, and even physically. By offering flexible, consistent care from licensed professionals, we help clients reduce stress, improve relationships, manage mental health conditions, and feel more balanced in everyday life.

Absolutely. Our online therapy sessions are a confidential, safe space where you can talk honestly with a trained therapist about whatever you’re going through — without fear of judgment. Whether it’s work stress, anxiety, or past trauma, your therapist is here to listen and help you feel supported.

Yes — and that’s one of the biggest benefits. Our telehealth mental health services allow you to attend sessions from your own home, your parked car, or anywhere you feel comfortable and have a secure internet connection. No commuting. No waiting rooms. Just help where and when you need it.

Yes. Our California-based telehealth program is available to anyone in the state — including those living in remote areas where local therapy options may be limited. As long as you have an internet connection, you can access the same high-quality care as someone in a major city.

Definitely. Older adults may face unique challenges — from isolation to grief to chronic stress — and our online therapy options are a flexible, respectful way to get help. Redeemed Mental Health makes it easy for older adults to connect with experienced therapists who understand their needs, without having to travel for in person appointments.