Financials
Commitment to improving your well-being is an emotional and financial investment for yourself, your loved ones, and your future. As a therapist, I believe in fostering an open dialogue about fees. I understand that financial concerns are a barrier to seeking help, so I prefer to discuss fees in a personalized manner. Therapy is about building trust and creating a safe space for open discussion, and starting with a conversation about fees helps in establishing that trust from the beginning. I hope to ensure that anyone who reaches out for help feels valued and supported throughout their therapeutic journey.​
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$200
50-minute appointment
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Out-of-Network Benefits
Clients often use their "out-of-network" insurance benefits to obtain some reimbursement for services. If you choose to pursue your out-of-network benefits, then I will send you a monthly invoice (also known as a “superbill”) that you can use to file an insurance claim. The process for filing a claim and the amount you receive in reimbursement depends on your particular plan, so I recommend obtaining additional information from your insurance company. Find out what your benefits are by calling your insurance company and asking the questions below.
Questions to Ask Your Insurance Company
What are your mental/behavioral health benefits?
How much of each therapy session will your insurance provider reimburse for an individual therapy appointment?
What is the amount of your deductible for out-of-network benefits?
Have you already paid any of this deductible?
Do you need any kind of pre-authorization or special referral from a primary care doctor? ​
Are there any limitations on services, such as a cap on the amount spent, the number of sessions, reimbursements for only certain diagnoses, etc.?
