Counseling patients in their decision to use complementary therapies also includes consideration for the cost of the treatments (Corless et al., 2000). Although insurance companies cover some...

Counseling patients in their decision to use complementary therapies also includes consideration for the cost of the treatments (Corless et al., 2000). Although insurance companies cover some complementary modalities (e.g., chiropractic, hypnosis, and massage), most modalities are paid for out of pocket and are often quite expensive.