The Penewit Center is now accepting appointments on Skype for those not in the Dallas/Fort Worth texas areas.

(Allowances for Skype sessions within the DFW area can be made under certain instances)

* Skype is a free program you can download on your computer. Click here to download Skype. Note: You probably already have Skype on your computer so check first before downloading! If you are in a country other than the USA, please download Skype from your computer.

Step-by-step instructions

1. Click the link to contact The Penewit Center either by telephone or e-mail to inquire about availability dates and additional information.

2. When you call we will bill your first session via PayPal. (it is not necessary to have a PayPal account to be billed by PayPal) This first payment must be received before we can administer The Temperament Profile. The payment for the first session is for intake of the forms and administering and interpreting the Temperament Profile(s)

3. We will e-mail the forms that you must complete before the Skype video sessions can begin.

4. You will be billed by PayPal for each session prior to the appointment date. Each session must be paid in advance.

5. After your second payment is made we will schedule an appointment. At that time you will be given the correct Skype address to The Penewit Center

6. Dr Penewit or Rev. Linda Penewit prefers using video while in session with you as it gives them the ability to view facial expressions and body language.       Please note that using the video settings on Skype is not required. If you prefer, you may view your therapist via their video camera while using Skype without using your video camera

 

-We recommend 12 sessions with an evaluation after the final session, but you may take as many or as few as you desire.

For those wanting a Temperament Profile Only

This will require 2 sessions. (we will still need completed intake forms)

1. Profile

2. Interpretitation

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Dr. W. H. Penewit and Rev. Linda R. Penewit are professional marriage counselors who work with couples. Dr. W. H. Penewit is licensed by The Sarasota Academy of Christian Counseling and The National Christian Counselors Association. Rev. Linda R. Penewit is licensed by The Sarasota Academy of Christian Counseling 

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