Therapy Invoice Template

A therapy invoice outlines the services a therapist performs for a client and the total amount the client owes. It lists the cost of consultations, treatments, and other sessions and the grand total. It also includes the billing date, the payment due date, and additional instructions on how to make payments or schedule additional sessions.

Therapy Invoice Template

A therapy invoice outlines the services a therapist performs for a client and the total amount the client owes. It lists the cost of consultations, treatments, and other sessions and the grand total. It also includes the billing date, the payment due date, and additional instructions on how to make payments or schedule additional sessions.

Last updated August 26th, 2025

A therapy invoice outlines the services a therapist performs for a client and the total amount the client owes. It lists the cost of consultations, treatments, and other sessions and the grand total. It also includes the billing date, the payment due date, and additional instructions on how to make payments or schedule additional sessions.

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Services Provided

  • Individual Therapy – Providing one-on-one therapy sessions to address mental health concerns and facilitate personal growth.
  • Couples and Family Therapy – Counseling couples and families to overcome relationship issues, improve individual mental health, and improve group dynamics.
  • Group Therapy – Facilitating supportive group sessions for clients facing similar mental health challenges (e.g., addiction).
  • Telehealth Services – Conducting therapy sessions remotely via video (e.g., FaceTime or Zoom) or phone.
  • Crisis Intervention – Implementing immediate, unscheduled therapy in response to a client’s mental health crisis.
  • Psychological Assessments – Conducting evaluations to diagnose a client’s condition and develop viable treatment plans.
  • Specialized Modalities – Applying evidence-based therapeutic techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), or Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).