Frequently Asked Questions

My hourly rate for psychotherapy is $175. I use a managed sliding scale system and reserve a set number of reduced fee slots for folks who cannot afford my full fee. Please contact me if you’re interested in learning more about my sliding scale system and current sliding scale availability.

My hourly rate for workshop facilitation and consultation varies based on the project, but generally ranges from $150-$300.

No. However, I can provide superbills for folks with out-of-network (OON) benefits to submit for reimbursement.

Below are questions to ask your insurance provider about out of network coverage:

• Does my plan include mental health benefits and do I need preauthorization to access those benefits?

• What is the deductible under my plan and has part or all of it been met?

• What percentage of the cost of treatment will be my responsibility once my deductible has been met?

• Is there a limit to the number of sessions my plan will cover?

• What types of therapy do my out-of-network benefits cover?

If you do not show up to a session or provide me with 24 hours notice, I will charge you our session fee, unless we are able to reschedule for the same week. Please note that my ability to accommodate last-minute rescheduling requests is often very limited.

I understand emergencies and illnesses occur, and it is important to me to honor those realities. Therefore, I do not charge for unavoidable last-minute cancellations due to emergency or illness.

I use a secure, HIPAA-compliant app called IvyPay, which was developed specifically for therapists. You do not need to download this app to complete payment. You will be prompted to put a card on file. This can be a debit card, credit card, Flexible Spending Account (FSA) card or Health Spending Account (HSA) card. After each session, you will be charged the agreed-upon fee.

I work Mondays-Fridays from 10am-6pm. I have very limited availability after 4pm, and do not work on weekends.

I currently only offer virtual sessions due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.