Home / FAQs

FAQs

Common questions

Simple answers to common questions. Still unsure? Call or text us, or schedule a free consult.

About SOLEO

What is SOLEO?

What does SOLEO mean?

Our name, SOLEO, represents a beacon of light and love. It blends the Latin “Sol,” meaning light, and “Leo,” in memory of Liane’s son who passed away.

A tribute to the light that endures in the darkest of times. SOLEO offers women a source of strength and comfort, helping them find their own light amidst their struggle.

What is SOLEO?
SOLEO is a maternal mental health and wellness center offering therapy, group support, and holistic services for women from pregnancy through the few years postpartum. We provide clinical care, holistic healing, and a strong sense of community.

SOLEO Day

Our day program

What are the two options?

Half day (IOP): 9AM–12PM.

Full day (PHP): 9AM–2PM.

Is it in person or virtual?
Both. Join in person in Duxbury, or virtually across Massachusetts + Connecticut.
How long do moms take part?
Most moms engage in program for 6–8 weeks.
How do I start?

About SOLEO Day

Insurance and cost

Paying for care

Do you accept insurance?

For certain services, we bill insurance directly. For others, we provide documentation that allows clients to use their out-of-network benefits for reimbursement.

We work with most major insurance plans and help families navigate access to care.

Our team will walk you through your options. We believe that finances should never be a barrier to care. Reach out to us and we’ll help you through it.

What if my insurance doesn’t cover much, or at all?
We never want cost to be a barrier to care. Our Community Access Fund provides scholarships and sliding scales to women who might not otherwise be able to afford our services. To learn about eligibility, please complete an application and/or reach out to us.
Can I support another mom’s care?
Yes! Our Community Access Fund is sustained by individuals, foundations, and businesses who believe that every mom deserves support. Learn about the Community Access Fund.

At SOLEO, we believe affordability should never stand in the way of care. Insurance & cost

Contact us

Not sure where to start? Reach out.

We'll help you find the right level of support.

95 Tremont St., Suite 20A
Duxbury, MA 02332
hello@soleowellness.com

If you need help right nowSOLEO is not an emergency service. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), or call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.