Prosightful Counseling and Consulting

Counseling for Women in Omaha and Online

A safe, judgment-free space to focus on you

Women often carry a great deal: careers, relationships, children, aging parents and their own healing. Our therapists help you make room for your own well-being, whether you are facing a crisis, a transition or simply feeling worn down.

Telehealth across NebraskaWomen veterans welcomeSelf-pay & insurance

Book a SessionCall (402) 987-8653

What We Help With

Bring whatever is weighing on you. These are some of the most common reasons women reach out.

Anxiety, Stress & Depression

Support for worry, overwhelm, burnout and low mood.

Depression & anxiety

Trauma & Abuse

Trauma-informed care for survivors of abuse, assault and other painful experiences.

Abuse counseling

Military Sexual Trauma

A confidential place for women service members and veterans to heal, at their own pace.

Trauma therapy

Divorce & Relationships

Help with separation, co-parenting, infidelity and relationship strain.

Divorce counseling

Parenting & Family Stress

Support for mothers and caregivers, and for children and teens on their own or with their families.

Grief & Loss

Space to grieve the loss of a loved one, a relationship or a future you expected.

Loss & grief

Military Life

Support for women veterans, service members and military spouses through deployments, moves and transitions.

Military & veterans

Self-Confidence & Identity

Rebuilding confidence, setting boundaries and reconnecting with who you are.

Self-confidence

Holistic Wellness

Building healthy habits that support mind, body and spirit.

Our services

Meet Your Therapists

Therapists who understand trauma, military life and family pressures.

Amirah Ambekisye-Cotton

Amirah Ambekisye-Cotton

PLMHP, PCMSW

Vice-President & Holistic Wellness Coach

Women and children, trauma, military sexual trauma, divorce care and high-contact trauma.

Telehealth across Nebraska. Retired U.S. Army officer. Under the clinical supervision of Dr. Gerald Igboanusi.

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Dr. Solomon Akwue

Dr. Solomon Akwue

Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern

Individuals, couples and families, trauma and resilience, holistic and faith-informed care when desired.

Former U.S. Army Chaplain. Under the clinical supervision of Dr. Gerald Igboanusi.

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Prefer a different therapist? Meet our whole team.

What to Expect

STEP 1

Reach out

Book online or call. We’re happy to answer questions about fees, insurance and fit.

STEP 2

Your first session

Share what brings you in. Together you’ll set goals that matter to you.

STEP 3

Ongoing support

Sessions are tailored to your needs, by secure telehealth.

Fees & Insurance

Self-pay rates per session. A sliding scale is available.

Sessions with Amirah Ambekisye-Cotton

Individual

$120

per session

Couples

$150

per session

Family

$160

per session

Standard practice rates

Individual

$150–$200

55 minutes

Couples

$160–$210

60 minutes

Family

$180–$225

80 minutes

ProSightful is in-network with 24 insurance plans, including Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Medicare, TRICARE and UnitedHealthcare. Amirah accepts self-pay clients and a limited number of plans. Not in-network with your plan? We provide monthly superbills (statements) you can submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Fees, Insurance & Policies

Common Questions

Is counseling confidential?
Yes. What you share stays private, with the limited legal exceptions your therapist will explain at your first session, such as risk of serious harm.
Can I bring my children?
Yes. Our therapists work with children and teens, individually or in family sessions.
Do you work with women veterans and military spouses?
Yes. Several of our therapists have military backgrounds, including Amirah, a retired U.S. Army officer.
Can I do sessions online?
Yes. Secure telehealth is available for clients located in Nebraska. Dr. Igboanusi also sees clients in Texas and Iowa.

Make Time for You

Book online in a few minutes, or call (402) 987-8653. Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM CT.

Book a Session

If you are in danger, call 911. For crisis support, call or text 988. For domestic violence support, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.

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