Services
Different formats, different depths
Choose the support, pacing, and level of investment that fit. All services are provided online.
Therapy formats and fees per session
| Service | Standard fee per session |
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Consultation Services |
Standard feeper session |
| Initial consultation·15 minutes | Free |
| An introductory phone or video call to discuss your goals, assess fit and review logistics. | |
| Brief Support·30 minutes | $75 |
| Professional input without ongoing therapy—informational, not evaluative. A focused conversation on the question you bring, professional perspective on the situation, and practical next steps. | |
| Referral Matching·30 minutes | $75 |
| Professional help navigating resources so you are not searching on your own. A needs assessment, practical guidance, a curated list of better-matched providers, and warm handoffs to referrals. | |
Therapy Services |
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| Individual Therapy·50 minute sessions | $200 |
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Best for 1:1 support. No performance pressure or urgency; uncertainty and grief are part of the work, as well as humor, anger, and the full range of what shows up. |
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| Couples & two-person family therapy·75 minute sessions | $300 |
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Best for adults ready to shift inherited roles and attachment dynamics toward more secure relationships. Because sessions are online, family work includes two adults at a time—partners, or two family members—so the conversation stays workable on video. More about this format. |
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| Maintenance & Integration·30 minute sessions·as needed | $125 |
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Best for current clients who want periodic support. Sustain gains after a deeper phase of therapy, with check-ins when old patterns resurface or life capacity shifts. |
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Session frequency
- Weekly Best for starting a new therapeutic relationship to establish rapport, and when you want steadier momentum or continuity while patterns are actively shifting.
- Biweekly Useful when you need more time between sessions to integrate insights or practice new responses, or when you need to manage costs.
- Monthly or as needed A good fit for maintenance, transitions, and check-ins once you have more capacity and want continuity without intensive processing.
| Service | Standard fee per session |
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CrisisCrisis |
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If you’re experiencing active suicidal ideation, severe psychiatric instability, or immediate safety concerns, this practice may not be the right starting point — but with Referral Matching, you can get connected with providers who specialize in that work. If a mental health crisis arises at some point during our work together, we’ll focus on safety plans, stabilization and care coordination as needed. |
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Group Services |
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| CKD: unfiltered·60 minute sessions·once a month | $50 |
| A support group for women living with chronic kidney disease Group details | |
Payment methods
- Zelle (preferred)
- FSA/HSA eligible
- Credit / debit cards (+3% Stripe processing fee)
- Out-of-network insurance Check your out-of-network benefits for therapy (reimbursement claims)
Ready to get started?
Begin with a free consultation over phone or video call to discuss your goals, assess fit and review logistics.
Get in touchCollective Care & Fees
The following are ways this practice supports access to care.
Self-select what you can contribute to therapy
The fees listed above are standard rates per session; however, this practice uses a collective-care model to help clients determine what fee (standard, reduced or contribution) is appropriate for their financial situation. Use for guidance on the contribution level that fits.
Collective-care contributions
Individual healing and collective care reinforce each other. Clients and community members who have the financial means can help subsidize therapy for others who need financial assistance.
Scan with your banking app to donate via Zelle. Gifts help fund reduced-fee care for clients who need it.
Reduced fee
For clients who need help to make therapy sustainable for their circumstances, fees can be adjusted with you to figure it out. Reduced fees are made possible in partnership with collective-care contributions.
Paying without insurance
As a private practice, care is billed directly, so it stays between you and your therapist.
You have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate for the total expected cost of any non-emergency items or services if you don’t have insurance or aren’t using insurance. For questions, see CMS No Surprises resources.
Out-of-network reimbursement
If your health insurance plan includes out-of-network benefits, you can pay for sessions directly and seek reimbursement afterward. Monthly superbills are provided to support those claims. To learn more about how out-of-network benefits work, check out this article.
The free consultation is a low-stakes way to get started.
You can also take a fit screen, review the FAQ, or explore lower cost options.