Rates and fees

Individual Psychotherapy

Individual psychotherapy sessions are typically weekly or bi-weekly, depending on the issue severity and treatment goals discussed at the initial session. At this time, please note all appointments are virtual.

50 mins | $165 | Get Started

80 mins | $260 | Get Started

EMDR Therapy

EMDR is effective at treating a wide variety of adverse life experiences such as post-traumatic stress, depression, anxiety, phobias (e.g. public speaking, flying, heights, etc.), and many others. EMDR can also work in conjunction to traditional talk therapy sessions when appropriate and beneficial.

50 mins | $190 | Get Started

80 mins | $300 | Get Started

Coaching/Consulting

Consultations can be helpful for those working through a specific circumstantial problem or for creating a concrete plan to move forward when an individual is stuck (e.g. professional development, opening a private practice, etc.). They are usually a set number of short-term, time-bound appointments.

50 mins | Custom quote | Get Started

FAQs

  • No, I do not accept insurance. At the moment I am only seeing private pay clients.

  • I accept all major credit card payments in addition to Venmo, and Paypal. Payment is due in full before the start of each appointment.

  • Cancellations or rescheduling of appointments must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled appointment to avoid a full fee charge.

  • I believe that psychotherapy should be accessible to everyone. For those who can’t afford full rates, please inquire about my sliding scale availability (income-based reduced fee sessions).

  • Length of treatment depends on a number of factors, such as treatment goals, presenting issue, and the client’s engagement in therapy. Typically, benefits are experienced more quickly when clients are able to maintain their weekly appointments and practice skills outside of session.

  • I am not licensed to prescribe medication, though I often work collaboratively with psychiatrists and other physicians, when patients wish to pursue both medication and psychotherapy.