How to Request an Appointment with Carolyn Stevenson

To request an appointment, use the "Request an Appointment" link on carolynstevenson.com — the site does not offer instant online booking or payment. You submit a request, and scheduling is arranged afterward. Sessions are available in person at the Durham office or online for clients across North Carolina, including Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, and Raleigh.

What the site tells you before you reach out

The practice is run by Carolyn Stevenson, a Harvard-trained individual and couples therapist with more than twenty years of experience. The site describes work with:

• Anxiety that won't let up, and depression that flattens the days
• Grief that lingers long after a loss
• Relationships stuck in the same loops
• Life transitions, identity and belonging, and LGBTQ+ lives and relationships
• The restless search for meaning, including when nothing is exactly wrong

Two service paths are listed: Individual Therapy and Couples Therapy. The site notes that the work may lean on practical tools, sustained conversation, or simply an unhurried space, depending on what's needed.

How to submit a request

1. Go to carolynstevenson.com.
2. Find the REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT link, which appears in the main content near the top and again after the list of issues treated.
3. Follow that link and provide your details through the form or contact method it opens.
4. Wait for a response to arrange a time. Because the site frames this as a request rather than a booking, expect the first reply to cover availability and next steps rather than a confirmed slot.

The expected result is contact from the practice, not an automatically scheduled session.

In person or online

The site names the Triangle area — Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, and Raleigh — as part of the in-person service area, with online availability across the state.

Common sticking points

• No direct payment step. The site shows no pricing, no payment platform, and no checkout. Cost and payment arrangements are not published, so treat them as something to ask about directly rather than assume.
• No instant confirmation. The entry point is a request, so you cannot pick a slot and lock it in yourself.
• Location limits for in-person. If you are outside Durham and the surrounding Triangle, online sessions within North Carolina are the relevant option.
• Couples vs. individual. Decide which path fits before you write, since the site separates the two and the request may ask which you're seeking.

If you're unsure whether your situation fits the practice's focus areas, the list of issues above is the clearest guide the site provides — and it's reasonable to raise that question in your request.