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Information for Clinical
Intensive Candidates
Airport
Information
Colorado
Springs Municipal Airport is located only minutes away
from my office. Recently Denver
International Airport was rating one of the best
airports in the nation. If you choose to fly into
Denver
, your drive to
Colorado Springs
will take about one and one-half hours. In either case, car
rentals are available.
Local
Accommodations
Colorado Springs
offers numerous accommodations. My clients have reported
good experiences with the Candlewood Suites located at 6450
North
Academy, about one mile from my office. For additional
information or to make a reservation, visit www.candlewoodsuites.com,
or call 800-CANDLEWOOD. Be sure to request the
"renewing intimacy" corporate discount!
Office
Location
My office is located
5585 Erindale Drive
in Colorado Springs. I’m on the second floor in suite
207, in the Erinbrooke II building
. This office is located approximately one block east of the
intersection of
Academy Boulevard
and Vickers.
Finances
My fee for service is $3300.00.
The breakdown includes 20 hours of therapy at $150.00 per
hour and two Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventories (MMPI)
at $150 each. A deposit of $1000.00 by personal check
reserves your preferred time. The check should be made
payable to “Rob Jackson” and mailed to
5585 Erindale Drive, Suite 207,
Colorado Springs,
CO
80918. The balance of
$2300.00 is payable by check on the last
day of the intensive.
Of if you prefer, you may prepay your intensive for a total
of $3200.00 and take a $100.00 discount. In either case, you
may call in your payment (888-891-4673) by debit or credit
card over the phone if you wish.
Client
Agreement
The state of
Colorado
requires therapists to provide a clear statement of our
credentialing, confidentiality limits, and expertise. When
you post your your deposit or prepay your intensive, we will
email you a copy of our therapist/client agreement and an
intake form. When you have had time to review it,
please sign and date it. This agreement should be returned
with your deposit.
What
to Expect About the Intensive
Before. Each
couple's needs and experiences are different, but it’s not
uncommon for one or both individuals to experience an
increase in anxiety as the intensive approaches.
Occasionally, marital conflicts may increase as well. Should
stress increase, please contact me so that I can help
process your concerns by telephone.
During. Providing
an emotionally and physically safe experience for you is my
privilege and responsibility. I will offer you my respect
and compassion. Most couples report an increase in mutual
respect as well as empathy. While the intensive can be
tiring, you can expect remarkable increases in insight and
application.
You can plan on
four hours of therapy daily during your intensive, followed
by one to two hours of therapeutic assignments including
psychological testing, reading, journaling, and processing.
The majority of the time will be spent with the two of you
together, but there will be time for individual counseling
as needed or desired.
After. Like
Christian sanctification, recovery is truly "one day at
a time." However, you can expect to know how to
implement a radically different approach to life and
intimacy. If follow-up with me is needed or desired, we can
script an aftercare plan for you that includes telephone
counseling, online support, and conference calls.
What
to Bring with You
I encourage you to dress
comfortably during your stay in the Springs. Be sure to
bring a light jacket with you in the summer, as it
gets cold at night. In the sessions, you may want to take
notes, so a couple of notebooks and pens will be
helpful. Some clients have brought their tape recorders
in order to capture the content of the sessions. You’re
also welcome to bring your Bible of course. I
encourage you to bring a photo of your children if
applicable, and a photo of yourself when you were a child if
you have one available.
What
to Do in
Colorado Springs
During Your Stay
After a day of therapy, you’ll
want to take a break from your cares.
Colorado Springs
has a number of attractions that you’ll want to consider.
Here are some of my family’s favorites:
Additional
information on these attractions and others can be found here.
And for area restaurants, click here.
Please contact me if I can be of further
assistance!
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