Sessions. Negotiation sessions will be held on a regular basis at times and places mutually agreed to. Negotiations with the Board will be held in open session at designated board meetings.
Sessions. Negotiating sessions shall be on an annual schedule, with formal negotiations to begin by March 1, or as mutually agreed upon.
Sessions. Negotiations will be conducted at times and places mutually agreeable to the negotiators named by each party. At the first meeting the negotiations teams will agree on a process for the sessions. Items to agree on may include frequency of meetings, minutes, process, agendas, tentative completion date, and other items. Negotiating sessions shall be open and publicized in order to meet the Idaho Open Meeting Law. Both parties will maintain the right to caucus in private when deemed appropriate. Minutes shall be recorded by the Board. Minutes of the previous session will be read, amended as necessary, and approved at the beginning of each session. Approval will be indicated by the signatures of the spokesperson for the Association and School Board. Copies will be provided to the Association.
Sessions. Meet and Confer sessions will be open to the public, unless otherwise mutually agreed upon in advance. The only people empowered to speak are the authorized Meet and Confer representatives. The public may speak, if desired, after adjournment of the regular meeting.
Sessions. Your first session with your clinician will involve an evaluation of what problems appear most important to work on and what treatment needs you have. By the end of this first evaluation time, your clinician will give your their thoughts about your work together and what treatment they feel will be most helpful. This first session will evaluate your needs and determine if your clinician and the BHCTC is right for your treatment. This initial session will also help you to determine if you feel comfortable receiving treatment at the BHCTC. If you and your clinician choose to begin treatment together, you will be scheduled for treatment sessions at a length and frequency determined by you and you clinician. The goal of treatment is to get you feeling and functioning better as efficiently as possible and we therefore limit the total number of sessions to approximately 12 or three-months of weekly therapy sessions. (For a better understanding of BHCTC’s approach please read the “What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy” handout in this packet). You will receive the best benefit from treatment if you come to your appointments regularly. If you must cancel an appointment, this Agreement represents your promise that you will do so at least 24 hours in advance of your scheduled time. If you do not cancel 24 hours in advance, the BHCTC will need to charge you for a missed session because your clinician will have reserved that treatment time for you and will be unable to use that time to see any other patient. A missed appointment cannot be billed to your insurance carrier, which means that you will be responsible for paying the BHCTC in full a $100 cancellation fee for the missed appointment. The BHCTC recognizes that emergencies or other unplanned events do arise that cannot be helped (flat tires, sick children, family emergencies), so this Agreement allows you to cancel one (1) appointment less than 24 hours in advance within any 6 month period without any charge to you. If you cancel more than that, you understand and agree that BHCTC can bill you $100 for each missed appointment. Please note that you may receive an automated appointment reminder phone call from SMG. This is a courtesy only and if you do not receive one for your appointment it does not represent a valid excuse for a missed appointment. We try very hard to accommodate our patients and to see them in a timely manner; however, there is often a waiting list for individuals seeking treatment due to a lack...
Sessions. There is no limitation or required number of Musicians that are to be employed in any session.
Sessions. Normally an evaluation will last from one to three sessions with the first session being longer. Together, it is decided if your counselor is the best person to provide the services you need in order to meet your treatment goals. Thereafter, if you begin counseling, usually you will schedule one 55-minute session (one appointment hour – 55 minutes face to face and 10 minutes documentation) per week at a time agreed upon, although some sessions may be longer or more frequent. Assessments may take more time. Once an appointment is scheduled you will be expected to attend and pay for that session. 24 hours advance notice of cancellation is required. Our office understands that occasionally circumstances beyond your control arise. We will work with you if that is the reason for cancellation. However, only 2 less than 24-hour cancellations will be excused in any 6-month period. It is important to note that insurance companies do not provide reimbursement for cancelled sessions. PROFESSIONAL FEES. Fees vary depending on the services provided and the credentials of the counselor. A fee schedule is provided on the Professional Disclosure Statement. In addition to weekly appointments, this office charges for other professional services you may need. Other services may include report writing, telephone conversations lasting longer than 5 minutes, consulting with other professionals, preparation of records or treatment summaries, and the time spent performing any other service you may request. If you become involved in legal proceedings that require this office’s participation, you will be expected to pay for all professional time, including, but not limited to communication with any involved attorney; court testimony; and preparation; as well as any expenses or costs, such as transportation or parking. Due to difficulties associated with legal matters, this office charges a higher hourly rate for work related to legal matters. Please refer to the current fee schedule. Refer to our Litigation Related Services Policy for full details regarding involving this office in legal matters. CONTACTING YOUR COUNSELOR. Your counselor is often not immediately available by telephone. This may be because the counselor is seeing another patient or due to other work commitments. While your counselor will usually be in the office between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., your counselor will not answer the phone when with other patients. When your counselor is unavailable a secretary or voicem...
Sessions. Each individual session lasts 45-60 minutes and family sessions are 60-80 minutes. If you are late for a session, that time is lost from your session. If I am late for a session, we will extend the session if you are willing to do so or we will make other arrangements by mutual consent. If you do not reschedule an appointment within one month of our last session, I will assume that you have decided to discontinue treatment with me. Please be assured that you are always welcome to return regardless of how much time has lapsed since our last session. Please confirm current fees with therapist: $170 for 45-minute sessions $200 for 60-minute sessions $230 for 75-minute sessions Additional time is billed at $50 per quarter hour. These fees are also billed for services such as telephone calls not related to scheduling, special reports, and collateral consultation. You are responsible for payment for each therapy session at the time of the session by cash, check or credit card. I do not participate in health insurance programs however I will provide you with an invoice with all the information needed should you wish to file a claim directly with the insurance company. It is your responsibility to contact your insurance company to determine if an authorization for treatment is required and to communicate that requirement to me. During the course of treatment, it may become necessary to increase fees. Fees are reviewed in January and June of each year. If you become involved in legal proceedings that require my participation, you will be expected to pay for all of my professional time and expenses, including preparation costs, transportation costs, and attorney’s fees, even if I am called to testify by another party. My professional time related to these activities is $350 per hour. Due to my work schedule, I am often not immediately available by telephone. When I am unavailable, my telephone is answered by voice mail that I monitor frequently. I will make every effort to return your call on the same day you make it, with the exception of weekends and holidays. If you are unable to reach me and feel that you can’t wait for me to return your call, contact your family physician or the nearest emergency room and ask for the psychologist or psychiatrist on call. If I will be unavailable for an extended time, I will provide you with the name of a colleague to contact, if necessary. It is very important to be aware that computers and email and cell phone communication ca...
Sessions. A market data session is defined as a connection between the vendor and Omega which is intended for transmitting order and trade information via the ITCH 3.00 protocol for the purposes of, but not limited to, building a book, consolidating into a best bid and offer feed, routing, making trading decisions, and monitoring or compliance. Once a username and password has been configured and assigned to the vendor, it is deemed to have a session. Multiple log in with the same username and password is allowed, but each individual log in will be seen and considered as separate sessions.
Sessions. After the mediator has been selected, the parties shall promptly agree upon a date and time for the initial conference with the mediator, but no later than thirty (30) days after the date the mediator was selected. The parties understand and agree that, besides counsel, a representative from each side with full settlement authority (subject to ratification by the governing authority of the City) will be present at all mediation conferences unless excused by the mediator. In addition, each party may bring additional persons as needed to respond to questions, contribute information and participate in the negotiation. The number of additional persons may be agreed upon in advance with the assistance and advice of the mediator.
