Currently, I am only seeing individuals.

In order to prioritize your privacy and autonomy as a client, I do not accept insurance claims or work directly with insurance companies. Insurance companies can request access to your records, decide how many sessions they deem appropriate instead of your own judgement, and may consider a diagnosis a pre-existing condition down the road.

With that said, I am happy to provide a receipt (superbill) with which you can file a claim for out-of-network reimbursement, depending on your plan’s benefits. I cannot guarantee that you will qualify for a reimbursable diagnosis.

Honesty and openness are so important to create a safe space. Because therapy is both a clinical relationship and an interpersonal relationship, I make a point to underscore how finding a therapist and therapeutic approach that is the best fit for you is the top priority.

If we meet once/twice/fifty times and you would like to try out a different approach in our therapy or would like help finding another therapist, I would be grateful for the opportunity to help you find a really great fit.

Searching for support can be difficult sometimes. If you’re unable to meet within my in-office hours, my caseload is full, you’re looking for non-individual therapy, etc…Please don’t hesitate to reach out anyways. I would be more than happy to point you in the direction of therapists and/or other providers who might be a good fit.

Per the No Surprises Acts, you have the right to request a Good Faith Estimate (GFE) at any time.

The cost per service (session) can be found on the Therapy page, and sessions are scheduled one at a time; however, I am more than happy to provide a formal GFE upon request.

Please feel free to ask me any questions about this and/or learn more at the link above.