Fees & Policies

Therapy Fees & Payment

The fee for a 60-minute therapy session is $200.

Payment is collected at the time of service by credit, debit, FSA/HSA. All major credit cards are accepted.

Insurance

If you have health insurance and would like to use it to cover psychotherapy, please note that I do not accept insurance. I also do not submit claims.

If your insurance offers behavioral health coverage for out-of-network providers, I can provide you with a receipt to submit. When you call your insurance company you can ask them which forms are required for submitting out of network reimbursement. See more information here.

Specific CPT codes you can ask your insurer about:

The initial intake appointment: 90791 typically 60 minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

We have a 48-hour cancellation policy for all clients. Suppose the client cancels after the 48-hour window (e.g., scheduled appointment on Tue 9a, the client would need to cancel by Sun at 8:59a to avoid a late cancellation fee). The late cancellation fee is the cost of the session.
New clients: We share the policy when scheduling the initial appointment and then take payment information over the phone to secure the session.

Our practice provides comprehensive support to women of color, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and men in professional service industries, including but not limited to finance, healthcare, legal, science, design, education, technology, and more. These individuals often juggle multiple roles, including serving as pseudo-caregivers for their aging parents or guardians. Clients frequently seek assistance because their accomplishments and accolades outside the workplace do not protect them from feelings of shame or guilt within the family setting. They may feel a sense of obligation or responsibility to their families rather than an internal desire to engage with them.

Our clients benefit from our holistic approach to therapy, which fosters personal growth, self-exploration, and cooperation. We believe in empowering women to step outside their comfort zones and pursue activities that bring them joy and fulfillment without shame or guilt. Many have found the courage to leave toxic workplaces and pursue entrepreneurship, prioritizing their overall well-being and fostering healthier relationships with themselves and others.

We strive to create an environment of kindness, respect, and mutual understanding where we manage conflicts openly and respectfully. Our therapy approach encourages clients to build an environment that nurtures humor, creativity, and other expressive behaviors while understanding that recovery from trauma and neglect is deeply rooted in relationships. We assist clients in building strong social networks that surround them with support, respect, and patience, fostering a healthy community to buffer the pain, distress, and loss they may have experienced earlier in life.

Confidentiality is paramount in therapy, and we adhere to professional norms outlined in the NASW Code of Ethics.
- If the client may be an immediate danger to themselves or another
- If the client is endangering another who cannot protect themselves, such as a child, person with a disability, or elder
- If the client is the subject of a National Security investigation
- Any time when the client has directed the therapist to share information about their treatment
- Any time when the therapist receives a qualifying court order or subpoena