Pricing & accessibility
A model built for collective care
Sessions on a tiered fee structure — every client contributes to a model that sustains the practice and keeps therapy accessible.
Session Rates
Choose what works for you
Clients choose the tier they can reasonably afford without hardship, knowing that higher tiers help support access for others.
Tier I
Standard Fee
Reflects the full cost of running a sustainable, person-centered practice.
Reflects the full cost of running a sustainable, person-centered practice.
You have stable income, employer benefits, or family support. You can cover your expenses and have some discretionary spending. This work is an investment you can make.
Tier II
Sustaining Fee
Reflects the cost of supporting access to care.
Reflects the cost of supporting access to care.
You have significant financial resources, generational wealth, or disposable income. You believe in equitable access and want your participation to make space for others. If you want to contribute but the rates above aren’t feasible, you’re welcome to offer what feels right.
Tier III
Reduced Fee
Offered case by case in support of equitable access.
Offered case by case in support of equitable access.
Paying standard rates would create hardship because you’re managing debt, unstable employment, or an income below $50k. Exact rates are determined together during the initial consultation call. We reserve two openings each month for reduced-fee work.
On Insurance
We don’t work through insurance — not because we don’t care about access, but because the constraints of the healthcare system on quality care are themselves part of the problem. Managed care limits session frequency, dictates treatment duration, and requires diagnoses that follow people for years.
Though we don’t bill insurance directly, we can provide a superbill for potential reimbursement through your plan. FSA/HSA payments are also encouraged.
A free consultation is a low-stakes way to get started.
Submit a request to schedule a free consultation call (phone or video call) so we can talk about your process.