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Justin K. Hughes, MA, LPC

Get Unstuck From Fear

Waitlist Status

If you’re a client/family on my waitlist (which means you completed your initial paperwork), you’ve come to the right place for updates and considerations.  woman sitting on gravel

Estimated Time

Having a waitlist is my least favorite thing- I really dislike having to tell people they need to wait when they are ready to begin treatment.  However, I am honored you are placing your trust in me, and I take that very seriously.

As noted in an email, your wait is completely an estimate- I can’t know officially when I will have spots open.  Most of the time I am pretty accurate with estimated times, however, many factors of the past couple of years have resulted in more variables.  Thank you for your patience.  I have developed a rough system that allows you to check back based on your confidential assigned color to see where you are on the list.

Color Key: Top = Next person in line # of Weeks’ wait Estimated from completion of your paperwork: Original Estimated Opening (remember, only an estimate):
Beige 12 5/30/2023
Black 12 5/30/2023
Blue-green 12 6/14/2023
Blue-violet 12 7/11/2023
Blush 14 7/25/2023
Brick red 10 7/18/2023
Bronze 8 7/8/2023

 

 

Resources While You Waitgray fabric padded rolling armchair near books

Here is a list of key tips while you wait (not clinical recommendations specific to you, because I haven’t yet done an assessment) that can at least help you get started on things that are commonly covered in treatment:
  • First, check out my “Get Unstuck” guide which overviews 10 key things covered with me in therapy.
  • You can consider reading reputable information depending on what you’re seeking therapy for.  I have curated pages on my website to help:
  • Are you considering medication as part of your journey?  If so, or if you just want to consult, check out any of my go-to clinicians under “Other Treatment Options.”  You can always get started and/or get a specialist if this is something you want to do.
  • If you have OCD, consider taking an online course from one of my colleagues, Nathan Peterson or Kimberley Quinlan.  It’s not therapy, but it’s great education that you’ll mostly need in your therapy- you’ll save time, and money, and can likely do some things already!  Also, go to  “Other Treatment Options.”

 

Sincerely yours,