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Informed Consent for Psychological Services
Welcome. This document explains the nature, risks, and benefits of the psychological services offered in my private practice, as well as your rights and responsibilities as a client. Please read this information carefully and ask any questions you may have before signing. By signing this document, you acknowledge that you understand the information provided and agree to participate voluntarily in services.
About the Psychologist
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Name: Dennis Daupert, PhD
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License: Licensed Psychologist, State of Indiana
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License Number: 20042900A
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Additional information regarding my training and professional background is available on my website
Services Offered
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I provide individual and couple Past Life Depth therapy for adults (ages 18+)
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Areas commonly addressed include, but are not limited to, anxiety, self-esteem concerns, childhood trauma, impostor syndrome, relationship conflict, and personal or existential concerns.
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My clinical approach integrates:
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Past Life Regression Therapy / Past Life Depth Therapy (PLDT)
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Internal Family Systems (IFS)-informed interventions
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Mindfulness-based and experiential techniques
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I do not provide:
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Medication management or prescribing services
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Court-ordered, forensic, or custody-related evaluations
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Evaluation and Appropriateness of Services
The initial free 30-minute consultation is a screening conversation intended to determine whether my services, including regression-based interventions, are appropriate for your presenting concerns. Following this consultation, prospective clients complete a confidential intake questionnaire. Complete and accurate responses are essential, as certain psychological or medical conditions may make regression-oriented work inappropriate or clinically contraindicated.
Conditions that may preclude or limit the use of PLDT include, but are not limited to: active psychosis, unmanaged bipolar disorder, severe dissociation, active substance dependence, significant cognitive impairment, or acute safety concerns. When such factors are present, alternative treatment or referral may be recommended.
At the beginning of each PLDT session, a brief clinical assessment is conducted to clarify objectives and evaluate current psychological stability. Ongoing assessment occurs throughout treatment. At any point, we may mutually determine that a different therapeutic approach or provider is more appropriate. You may discontinue services at any time.
Description of Past Life Regression Therapy
Past Life Regression Therapy / Past Life Depth Therapy (PLRT/PLDT) is provided within the scope of licensed psychological practice and is offered as an experiential and meaning-oriented intervention, not as a determination of historical fact. Experiences that arise during sessions are understood and addressed clinically as imaginal, symbolic, narrative, emotional, or autobiographical phenomena.
No assertion is made that material accessed during regression reflects literal past lives. Therapeutic focus is placed on the client's current psychological functioning, emotional processing, insight, and behavioral integration, consistent with accepted psychotherapy goals.
PLDT is used only when clinically appropriate and is integrated with established psychological frameworks (e.g., Internal Family Systems‐informed and mindfulness-based approaches). It is not a replacement for medical care, psychiatric treatment, or evidence-based interventions where those are indicated.
Your active participation is required. Interventions vary depending on treatment goals and may involve emotionally intense material. As with all psychotherapy, specific outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Benefits and Risks
Potential Benefits
Psychotherapy, including PLDT when appropriately applied, may contribute to:
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Improved emotional regulation and insight
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Reduction in symptom-related distress
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Increased psychological flexibility and meaning-making
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Improved coping skills and relational functioning
Potential Risks and Limitations
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Emotional discomfort, distress, or fatigue may occur during or after sessions
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Temporary increases in anxiety, sadness, or other affective states are possible
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Imaginal or narrative material accessed during experiential work may feel vivid or personally significant but should not be interpreted as factual memory without corroboration
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As with all psychotherapy, improvement is not guaranteed
You are encouraged to ask questions, voice concerns, and seek a second opinion at any time.
Confidentiality and Its Limits
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All information disclosed in therapy is confidential and protected by professional ethics and Indiana law, with the following exceptions:
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Mandatory reporting: Suspected abuse or neglect of a child, elder, or dependent adult.
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Risk of harm: If there is a reasonable belief of imminent risk of serious harm to you or others.
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Legal requirements: Compliance with a valid court order, subpoena, or statutory obligation.
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Professional consultation: Consultation with other licensed professionals for clinical purposes, with reasonable efforts made to avoid identifying information.
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Clinical records are maintained in accordance with Indiana law and APA standards. You may request access to your records, subject to legal and ethical limitations. Questions about confidentiality are welcome at any time.
Fees and Structure of Services
Past Life Depth Therapy is not structured as standard weekly psychotherapy. Sessions are longer, more intensive, and typically fewer in number.
Fees
Initial PLDT session $495
Ongoing PLDT Sessions $330
Consultation Sessions $165 per hour
An initial three-hour PLDT session is $495. That includes: a pre-session consultation up to an hour; the regression itself up to two hours; a post-session debriefing.
We schedule a followup consultation one to two weeks later to keep tabs on your progress. It's part of what makes the therapy effective. If your issue is completely resolved by then, no further sessions are scheduled. If needed, we'll set aside additional time for full regression work.
Payment Policies
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Accepted forms of payment include major credit/debit cards, FSA, and HSA cards
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Fifty percent (50%) of the fee is due at the time of scheduling
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The remaining balance is due at the time of service
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Cancellations with less than 48 hours' notice result in forfeiture of the initial payment, except in limited circumstances
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Accounts unpaid after 60 days may be referred for collection
Insurance Reimbursement
Insurance providers generally do not reimburse for psychotherapy sessions that exceed standard 45‐90 minute formats. As such, PLDT services are self-pay.
My Professional Responsibilities
I provide services consistent with the APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct and the laws and regulations governing the practice of psychology in Indiana. My responsibilities include:
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Practicing within the scope of my education, training, and licensure
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Clearly distinguishing psychotherapy from spiritual counseling, coaching, or medical treatment
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Maintaining accurate clinical records
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Protecting client confidentiality and privacy
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Making referrals when a client's needs exceed my scope of practice or when another level of care is indicated
Contact and Emergencies
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Non-emergency messages will be returned within approximately 24 hours, excluding weekends and holidays.
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In an emergency, call 911 or 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).
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In the event of my extended absence, referral information will be provided.
Client Acknowledgment of Understanding and Consent
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