Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer free Consultations?

Yes! I offer free 30-minute in person consultations so that we can spend some time connecting with one another to determine if you feel your needs and goals can be met working with me.

Do you offer Sliding Scale?

Yes, I offer sliding scale options, however I have a limited number of sliding scale clients that I am able to take on. My sliding scale fee is $130. I do not offer sliding scale options to biweekly clients.

Do you take insurance?

I do not take insurance, however I am happy to provide you with a Superbill that you can submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement.

What is your fee for a session?

My fee is $170 per 60 minute session.

Can you be in contact with my other medical providers?

As your therapist, your health and well-being are my top priorities. If you are working with other practitioners for issues that you believe are relevant to our work in therapy, I am happy to be in necessary contact with these providers. 

 
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