What I Help With
What I Help With
What I Help With
What I Help With
What I Help With
What I Help With
I commonly work with individuals who appear to navigate life with relative ease, but inside they are hurting. This hurt may stem from past traumatic experiences, a fraught relationship with food or their body, or the general question of "who am I and what do I want from life?" If you can relate, you are in the right place.
I commonly work with individuals who appear to navigate life with relative ease, but inside they are hurting. This hurt may stem from past traumatic experiences, a fraught relationship with food or their body, or the general question of "who am I and what do I want from life?" If you can relate, you are in the right place.
I commonly work with individuals who appear to navigate life with relative ease, but inside they are hurting. This hurt may stem from past traumatic experiences, a fraught relationship with food or their body, or the general question of "who am I and what do I want from life?" If you can relate, you are in the right place.
I commonly work with individuals who appear to navigate life with relative ease, but inside they are hurting. This hurt may stem from past traumatic experiences, a fraught relationship with food or their body, or the general question of "who am I and what do I want from life?" If you can relate, you are in the right place.
I commonly work with individuals who appear to navigate life with relative ease, but inside they are hurting. This hurt may stem from past traumatic experiences, a fraught relationship with food or their body, or the general question of "who am I and what do I want from life?" If you can relate, you are in the right place.
I commonly work with individuals who appear to navigate life with relative ease, but inside they are hurting. This hurt may stem from past traumatic experiences, a fraught relationship with food or their body, or the general question of "who am I and what do I want from life?" If you can relate, you are in the right place.
Getting Started
I understand reaching out to schedule a first therapy session may feel overwhelming.
I aim to make the process as comfortable as possible.
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Browse My Website
Take a look around. Make sure to check out my About Me page, as well as the details below to find out more about my practice, including my experience, fees, and practice location.
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Schedule Your Free Consult
Click here to schedule a free 20 minute phone consult with me. This is an opportunity for us to connect to determine if we will work well together. I will ask you about your reasons for seeking therapy and will answer questions you have about my approach to therapy.
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Schedule An Appointment
After our initial phone consult we will schedule your first appointment. Initial appointments are typically scheduled within two weeks. Occasionally I may maintain a waitlist. If another provider may be a better fit for you, I will provide you with referrals.
Standard Rates
My standard rate for a 50 minute session is $90.
Most therapy sessions are 50 minutes in length, but occasionally clients decide they would like to meet for 80 minutes. I recommend 80 minute sessions for EMDR or if you find it takes you awhile to settle into session. My standard rate for an 80 minute session is $140.
I accept cash, check, major credit cards, and HSA/FSA cards. Payment is due at the time of service.
I do not bill insurance companies at this time.
Reduced Rates
I offer a limited number of reduced fee spaces for clients who are interested in pursuing ongoing work together, but are unable to access services at my regular rates. Reduced fee spaces are reserved for individuals who can commit to attending sessions once weekly. If you are in need of a reduced fee rate, please contact me to discuss your needs and inquire about reduced fee availability. As of August 2019 I do not have any reduced fee spaces available, but you are welcome to join my reduced fee waitlist.
Office Accessibility
My office suite is located within an ADA accessible building with an elevator. My suite is on the 4th floor and there is an ADA accessible/gender neutral restroom located on the 2nd floor of the building, which is accessible by elevator.
