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Find answers to common questions about therapy sessions, insurance, and costs. Understand how our services work and what to expect, ensuring a smooth and informed experience as you begin your therapy journey.
How long are the visits?
Sessions are 50 minutes. I do offer 90 minutes for couples and families at an additional cost.
What insurance do you take?
Currently, not taking insurance
I do offer a limited number of sliding scale spots for low income clients and OHP clients.
- Lowest sliding scale fee of $100/session
How much do sessions cost?
Our first meeting will be a virtual appointment for 15 minutes, free of charge
90% of my clients will be charged flat rates:
Individual 50 minutes – $154
Couple(two people) 50 minutes – $206
Family (3+ people) sessions 50 minutes – $257
- 90 minutes sessions – $283
- Sliding scale rates are available for clients experiencing financial hardship. The minimum rates that I am willing to work for:
- Individual: $100/session minimum
- Couples: $134/session minimum
- Groups: $167/session minimum
- Sliding scale availability is limited and determined case-by-case.
90 minute sessions are available upon request, and price will be increased by 25% of standard session price.
What hours do you see clients?
In an effort to make therapy more accessible, I offer evening and weekend appointments! Offering slots that start as late as 7pm, even on Sundays!
What is your cancellation policy?
Do you offer online therapy sessions?
Yes, I offer online therapy sessions for continuing clients who cannot make it to the office. However, in-person sessions need to be the primary form of our sessions.
These sessions are conducted via a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform to ensure your privacy and confidentiality.
What therapeutic approaches do you use?
I utilize a blend of narrative and emotion-focused therapy, combined with somatic techniques to enhance self-awareness. My approach is culturally competent and considers intergenerational trauma and socio-cultural influences.
I’ll share more about this in our consultation call.
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I just needed an outlet.
