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Rodric McClainCounseling

Say what you can, in a few words.

You do not need the right words, a diagnosis, or a tidy summary. A sentence about what is going on is enough to start, and everything after that is a conversation rather than a form.

What happens after you write

I read every message myself. You will hear back from me, usually within one to two business days, and the reply comes from me rather than an assistant or an automated system. If a message arrives over a weekend or a holiday, it may take a little longer.

Keep clinical detail out of the form. A website form is not a secure or confidential channel, so a rough outline is better than a full history. We can go deeper once we are talking.

Scheduling happens in a conversation

There is no online calendar here, and that is deliberate. Times get set between the two of us, so we can find an hour that genuinely works around shifts, childcare, deployment schedules, and travel, instead of one that only looks free on a screen.

Sessions are in person in Omaha, Nebraska, or by telehealth across Nebraska and Rhode Island. Rhode Island is telehealth only.

The free consultation

Before you commit to anything, we have a short consultation at no cost. You say what brought you here, I ask some questions, and you get to hear how I actually talk. It is also the place to ask about fees, availability, or whether I have sat with the kind of thing you are carrying.

At the end of it we decide together whether this is a fit. If I am not the right person, I will say so and try to point you somewhere more useful.

Send a message

A sentence or two is plenty.

This form is not for emergencies.

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Counseling room in Omaha

Rodric McClain, LIMHP (Nebraska) and LMHC (Rhode Island). Omaha, Nebraska. (731) 393-3253.