I am an out-of-network, or private pay, therapist, which means that I don’t bill insurance directly for my services. My rate for a 50-minute virtual therapy session is $200 and payment is due at the time of the session. For minor clients, there is a separate pro-rated fee for Parent/Guardian consultations that occur during the course of treatment.

You have the right to request a Good Faith Estimate, which details the total estimated cost of therapy, and one will be provided to you prior to our Intake Session.

What does this rate include?

I strive to go above and beyond for my clients. This looks like great clinical care during and between sessions (e.g. individualized research on tools and strategies that we can implement in our sessions; collaborating with your care team to support your overall wellbeing; response times within 24-48 hours outside of our sessions), as well as taking care of myself as a therapist so that I can show up fully for my clients each session. You may have heard stories of burned out therapists, often in agency or community mental health settings who are juggling large caseloads and struggling to make ends meet—it’s an unfortunately common scenario, but one that’s neither sustainable or in the best interest of the therapist or the client. My rate allows me to maintain a smaller caseload so that I can prioritize my clients and my wellbeing.

Do you offer a sliding fee scale?

Not at this time. To make therapy more accessible, I can provide a monthly superbill to my clients that they can submit to their insurance for reimbursement. I also partner with a company called Mentaya that submits out-of-network claims to your insurance provider to make reimbursement easier and I cover the small processing fee for each claim.