ReachLink

Boca Raton · Telehealth offered

PracticeIndividuals · Couples · FamiliesTelehealth

At a glance

Telehealth: Video, phone, or secure messaging
Self pay: Late-cancellation fee $30

About

ReachLink describes itself as a mental health care platform that uses technology to make behavioral health care accessible, affordable, and effective. Its founder and CEO, James Farese, says he started the company before COVID so people could stay in touch with their therapist after an inpatient episode of care.

Cognitive behavioral therapy
Dialectical behavior therapy
Trauma-informed care
Mindfulness-based stress reduction

Concerns they commonly address

Anxiety and compulsive behaviors

Exposure and Response Prevention therapists help clients break the cycle of anxiety and compulsive behaviors.

Substance use and detox

A program offers mental health support during at-home detox with therapists trained in addiction and recovery.

Eating and body image

A specialized program supports clients with emotional eating, diet cycles, and body image concerns.

Fertility challenges

A specialized program offers support for the emotions and relationships affected by fertility challenges and IVF.

Services

Individual psychotherapy

Licensed therapists help clients explore thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.

Couples therapy

Licensed therapists help couples resolve conflicts, rebuild trust, and improve communication.

Family therapy

Licensed therapists help families improve communication and resolve conflicts.

Group therapy

Licensed therapists lead groups where members share experiences and gain insight.

Child-parent relationship therapy

Licensed therapists help parents strengthen their bond and communication with their child.

At-home substance use detox support

Medically supervised substance detox with specialized support is offered in the client's home.

Founder

James Farese

Founded ReachLink, which the page says started pre-COVID as a way for people to stay in touch with their therapist after an inpatient episode of care.

Insurance, self-pay and costs

Self-pay

Late-cancellation fee: $30.

Cancellation policy

Cancellations made within 24 hours of a scheduled appointment incur a $30 late-cancellation fee charged to the card on file.

Credit card authorization

The card on file is charged at the time of booking for all services booked through the platform.

Video recording

Sessions are not recorded without explicit written consent, and a separate authorization form is provided if recording is desired.

What to know before contacting

Who it sees

Individuals, Couples, Families, Parents and children, College students.

Care setting

telehealth: Video, phone, or secure messaging.

Not an emergency service

If you are in immediate danger, call your local emergency number now.

Questions families ask

Can I use telehealth?

Yes. The practice lists telehealth: Video, phone, or secure messaging.

What are the self-pay rates?