here’s what this costs
$225 per session
You won’t have to wonder—you’ll know if therapy is working.
01 rooted in goals
We’re not shooting from the hip. We’ll start with an actual plan based on your goals. And I’ll help you set goals if needed.
02 regular check-ins
You’ll complete symptom measures throughout, which tell us how you’re doing, and allow us to course correct as needed.
03 reassessment
We’ll review your symptom measures and your goals again at the end to make sure you feel ready to wrap up our work.
why pay out-of-pocket
Your care, your choices.
When you self pay for therapy, you’re in control of your care and your personal health information.
With insurance, a company decides whether you qualify for care, where you can access it, and who you can see. You need a diagnosis to even begin. If you travel, your insurance may not cover sessions once you’re out of state.
With self-pay, you can be seen even if you don’t meet full criteria for a diagnosis. And because I’m PSYPACT-authorized to practice telehealth in most states, you can likely see me wherever you are. You get to choose your therapist based on who’s actually the best fit, not just whoever happens to be in-network.
how self pay works
You can pay 100% or seek reimbursement from your insurance.
Either way, you’ll upload an electronic form of payment, which is charged right before each session.
If your plan has out-of-network benefits and you want to offset the cost of therapy, I’ll provide you with a superbill (an itemized receipt including diagnosis) to submit for reimbursement. This can significantly reduce your personal cost, if you don’t mind sharing your information with your insurer.
Not all insurance plans will pay for you to see an out-of-network provider. Check your benefits right here. If the calculator says you don’t have benefits, I still recommend calling your insurance to double check.
