BIOGRAPHY, PRICING, & THE SPACE
BIOGRAPHY:
Matthew Scott-Lee works as an affiliated therapist with Gay Resources of the Ozarks (GRO) and Aids Projects of the Ozarks (APO). Matt graduated from Missouri State University with a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. While there, Matt collaborated with Dr. Cornelius-White to study the mental health and social support experiences of transgender and gender-nonconforming adults in rural America. Their article is published in the Journal of Gay and Lesbian Mental Health.
TRAINING:
Internal Family Systems
(Internal Family Systems Counseling Association CANADA), 2026
Somatic Integrative Processing I and II
(Beyond Healing Springfield, MO), 2022
EMDR Basics
(The EMDR Training Academy based out of Colorado Springs, CO), 2022
Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1 and Level 2
(The Gay Couples Institute in San Francisco, CA), 2019/2020
Trauma-Informed Sandtray Therapy
(provided by Dr. Leslie Anderson), 2020
PRICING:
Session rates are based on a sliding scale ranging from $75-100/session for individuals and $100-125 for couples (based on gross household income).
Although I do not have the staff to process insurance claims, I am happy to provide superbills for you to submit to your insurance provider. I am also happy to be a referral resource if you need help finding a therapist that takes your insurance and/or that is priced within your budget. My desire is to ensure all clients who are seeking counseling are able to receive mental health support within their financial means.
THE SPACE:
In my twenties, I spent a significant amount of time in the theatre. I loved being a performer, but some of my favorite moments were shared in an offstage space called The Green Room. The Green Room became a second living space for the cast and crew and was a place where everyone could just show up as their authentic selves. I love the metaphor of the green room for my therapeutic practice. If "all the world is a stage", the green room is the space where we can release our many characters in life and connect with our true selves.
Matthew Scott-Lee
Counseling