My fees range from $200-250 per 50-minute session depending on the specific service provided. I also have a number of spots available in my caseload for clients who request a sliding-scale rate, based on financial need and whether spots are available.

I use an online scheduling and billing platform for convenience. I'll send you the paperwork to sign digitally, and you can easily upload your credit, debit, or HSA card. Currently, I don't accept cash or Venmo. Using this platform is the simplest and most hassle-free method for both me and my clients.

No, I do not take insurance at this time. I’m considered an out of network provider. However, I do provider a “superbill.” It’s super because you can get some money back when you submit it to your insurance company! Here’s some more informationabout why many therapists, including me, choose to be out of network providers.

If you have any questions about your out-of-network benefits, I recommend contacting your insurance carrier before scheduling. When you talk to your insurance company, I recommend asking these key questions:

• Does your plan cover out-of-network providers?

• How many sessions are approved?

• What is the reimbursement rate?

• Do you need to meet your deductible first?

• Where do you send provider bills for reimbursement?

• Is prior authorization from your primary doctor required?

This will help you understand your benefits better.

I have a 24-hour cancellation policy. Please notify me at least 24 hours in advance to avoid a late cancellation fee, which is the full session fee. I understand that unexpected events can arise. Fortunately, with online sessions, I can be more flexible. If you need to reschedule within the same week and I have availability, we can avoid the late fee (unfortunately, this cannot apply to Friday appointments). However, if the rescheduled session is also canceled for any reason, the full late fee will be charged. Additionally, I offer one free cancellation every six months to help alleviate financial pressure from last-minute issues. This applies from the day you begin therapy and I’m happy that it gives me a chance to help my Friday clients. If you need to cancel a session, please reach out via text. This is the quickest way for me to see your request. Just be sure to wait for my confirmation before assuming the session is canceled. I promise to text back as soon as possible.

Let’s chat about it.  I’ve worked with lawyers before, so I’m familiar with the process.  Confidentiality is key- if you attorney needs paperwork, we’ll need to sign a Release of Information form for the attorney and their team.  If you’re involved in a lawsuit, I might be subpoenaed for noted or records by the opposing attorney or by the court. When this happens more release of information forms will need to be signed, but don’t worry, we’ll go over everything before we move forward.  I do charge my hourly rate for any time spent on paperwork or legal requests.  Rest assured, I won’t confirm you’re my client unless you’ve signed a release.  Your privacy is always my priority and we’ll discuss all the details together!

No. I’m not accepting Medicare at the moment, which means I can see you for cash pay, but I can’t provide a superbill for reimbursement. Medicare has strict rules about how therapists can accept payment. If I hadn’t opted out, I wouldn’t be allowed to take cash payments from Medicare clients, even if we agreed to it. If you’ve got any questions, let’s discuss!