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I have a story too

Jeff Tidrick, LPCC

Trauma Therapist

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FEES & INSURANCE

Payment methods

Private-pay sessions and health-insurance plans currently listed by Jeff on the WildZen website.

PRIVATE PAY

Individual therapy session

The published self-pay fee is $120 for one 50-minute session.

Coverage, copays and out-of-pocket amounts are plan-specific and should be confirmed before a session.

PRIVATE PAY
$120
50-minute session
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INSURANCE LISTED BY WILDZEN

Accepted health insurance

These are the seven plans or networks named on the current WildZen homepage.

Their presence here does not mean that every individual plan or benefit is covered. Verify directly with the provider and the practice.

Medicaid
Rocky Mountain Health Plans
United Healthcare
BCBS of Colorado
OptumHealth
Cigna
Aetna

Have a question before booking?

Use WildZen’s existing contact form for general inquiries, or book an introductory consultation.

Contact Jeff
Snow-capped mountain range above a forested valley and calm lake under a clear blue sky

I used to fly for a living.

I'd dreamed of it since I was a boy. Part of that was the adventure, and part of it was wanting out. Home wasn't an easy place to be, and getting into the air felt like the closest thing to freedom I knew.

It took years to get there. I mowed lawns and pulled weeds and, with some help from my parents, got my private license while I was still in high school. Through my twenties I instructed, flew scenic tours over the Canyonlands in Utah, and hauled mail through the dark in small planes over Wyoming and Colorado, slowly building the hours until I finally landed a job at a regional airline. By my thirties I was a captain. I had everything I'd spent all those years reaching for.

And underneath it, I felt like an imposter. Like something was wrong with me. Like I wasn't quite deserving of any of it, and it was only a matter of time before someone found out. I didn't have language for that then, so I tried to outrun it instead, and mostly got in my own way. Close relationships were hard to find, and harder to hold onto..

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