I do not contract with insurance companies, and all clients are self-pay. My decision not to contract with insurance companies involves several factors:

1 Working with insurance companies as solo provider would require me to spend significantly more time on administrative tasks rather than devoting that time to providing quality care to my clients.

2. Insurance companies require a diagnosis based on a fully medical model of mental health care. Not everyone seeking therapy meets the criteria for a diagnosis.

3. Insurance companies have the right to review your therapy records. They employ individuals that determine if you meet "medical necessity” which dictates the number of sessions they are willing to reimburse. I believe you deserve autonomy to move through the therapeutic process a pace that is appropriate you and not dictated by your insurance company.

I am considered “Out of Network.” This means that your insurance company may still reimburse you a percentage of what you spend when you use an out-of-network provider. If your policy has these benefits, I can provide you with a Superbill or a specific receipt containing all the information you need to submit a claim with your insurance company. 

Questions to ask your Insurance Provider:

​1. What are my “out-of-network, outpatient, mental health benefits” when seeing a Licensed Professional Counselor?

2. Do I need a referral from my primary care provider (PCP) to receive mental health services?

3. Do I have a deductible (amount you have to pay out of pocket before benefits kick in), coinsurance (a percentage you have to pay), or copay (typically a set fee per service type)?

4. Have I met my deductible this year? When does my deductible restart?

5. Does pre-authorization apply? (Meaning: does the insurance company have to approve the treatment before starting therapy?)

6. How do I file out-of-network claims?

Reduced rates are occasionally available depending on the current caseload, client needs, and areas of specialization. 

Please reach out directly to inquire about the availability of these spots before scheduling.

You can use your HSA/FSA funds to pay for mental health services using pre-tax income. Comprehensive receipts for all charges are available at any time.

These funds should not be used for cancellation or no-show fees and you are encouraged to keep a back-up non HSA/FSA card on file for these charges.

Please let us know at least 24 hours prior to an appointment that you will need to cancel or reschedule. Please note the no-show fee and late cancellation are the cost of session. 

Intake Appointment for Individual Therapy

$215

Intake Appointment for Family Therapy

$250

Individual Therapy Session

$200

Family Therapy Session

$225

Clinical supervision for RICs is $100 per hour for individual and $50 per hr for group. 

Professional consulting fees depend on the type and frequency of the consulting. Please contact me to discuss your needs.

Training fees depend on the type and duration of the training. Please contact me to discuss your training needs.