How much does therapy cost?
Therapy is an investment and the fees set are a reflection of the therapist’s time and care. The services provided are an invaluable contribution to your well-being and the health of your relationships. My standard fee is $150 per session.
Do you have a sliding scale?
Yes, please contact me to discuss your situation.
Which forms of payment do you take?
Cash, credit/debit cards, check, or money order.
Do you take insurance?
I take IEHP insurance. I take no other insurance at this time.
Will you do a free consultation?
Yes, contact me to schedule a free phone consultation.
How many sessions are needed?
This is highly individual and will be discussed at the end the first session and in subsequent sessions as necessary. Please contact me to discuss your particular situation. Brief therapy is available in situations where it is appropriate.
What is your availability?
My typical availability is as follows:
Monday Closed
Tuesday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Contact me to make an appointment or use the “request an appointment” button on the sidebar of this page.
What do I need to know about bringing in my child(ren)?
If you are looking to bring your child to counseling, you will be required to fill out and sign consent to treat paperwork which will be discussed with both you and your child(ren) at the onset of therapy.
If you are currently married to the other parent of the child, I prefer but do not require both parents to sign the paperwork. If you were never married to the other parent, I prefer but do not require both parents to sign the paperwork. If you are divorced from the other parent, your court documents will determine who can consent to your child’s treatment and it is mandatory that you bring the custody agreement to the first session. If you are not the child’s parent, documentation needs to be provided that outlines who can consent for treatment and that person will need to sign the paperwork. Children over the age of 12 are also encouraged to sign their consent.
My standard of practice is to meet with the parent(s) for the first session without the child(ren) where we will discuss the paperwork, address the concerns that you have, and move towards making a plan for your child’s treatment. I also like to keep parents and/or family members involved throughout the treatment process. Each case is unique; if you have questions about your particular situation, please contact me.
What if I have more questions?
I am available for any questions you may have; contact me for more information.