Fees & Hours

Whether you’re looking for short-term support or longer-term therapy, you should get to feel clear and confident about what to expect. Here’s what you’ll find on this page:

  • Session rates and available hours

  • Payment and insurance information

  • What a superbill is (and if it applies to you)

  • My opt-out status with Medicare

  • Rates transparency

Have questions? Please reach out anytime.

Session Fees

I offer 60- and 90-minute individual psychotherapy sessions. Sessions begin and end on the hour or half hour.

🕒 60-minute session – $155

⏳ 90-minute session – $235

💬 20-minute consultation – free

Late cancellation fees and other policies are outlined in your welcome and consent documents. Have questions? Send me a secure message.

Hours of Availability

🗓️ Available Hours

Tuesday–Thursday: 10 AM – 5 PM

Last session of the day starts at 5 PM

You'll also find my hours listed in my website footer for easy access.

Payment

💳 How Payment Works
I accept major credit cards, including HSA/FSA cards (check your plan for eligibility). Payment is due at the time of service and is processed securely through a HIPAA-compliant system. I never see your full card data.

Insurance & Superbills

🧾 Thinking About Using Insurance?
I’m considered an out-of-network provider. This means I don’t bill insurance directly. However, if your plan includes out-of-network mental health coverage, you may be able to submit receipts (called superbills) to your insurance for possible reimbursement.

  • I can provide a superbill on request.

  • A diagnosis is required for a superbill and becomes part of your permanent medical record.

  • Insurance companies may request access to your treatment records.

📋 What to Ask Your Insurance Company

If you’re considering submitting a superbill, here are questions to ask your provider:

  • Do I have out-of-network mental health benefits?

  • What percentage of the fee is reimbursed?

  • Is there a deductible I need to meet?

  • Do I need pre-authorization?

  • How do I submit superbills? Is there a deadline?

  • Will the reimbursement come directly to me?

Medicare

🩺Medicare Notice

As of January 1, 2024, marriage and family therapists are allowed to bill Medicare. I’ve chosen to opt out of this system and am not a Medicare provider. You’ll find a notice of this in your intake paperwork.

Learn more here about Medicare coverage for MFTs (you will be taken to a CMS.gov page).

Good Faith Estimate (Rates Transparency)

📜 Good Faith Estimate
As required by law, I provide a Good Faith Estimate for clients who are not using insurance. You’ll find this in your intake paperwork. You can also read more here.

Still deciding … ?

💛 Therapy is a commitment—and a gift to your future self.
Therapy is an investment in your growth, healing, and relationships. If you’d like to learn more, please visit my FAQ page, check out my blogs, or send a secure message. I’m happy to answer your questions.

I’d love to hear from you when you’re ready.