What is body-centered therapy? 

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When can I see you?

• 50-minute appointments are available 10am-7pm Monday-Thursday.

• I meet with each person at the same time every week, to guarantee th

• You can contact me to schedule your first session.

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Do you do online therapy?​​

• Yes, I offer therapy over a secure, confidential, HIPAA-compliant video conferencing platform.
   

How does payment work?

• My fees for individual, weekly therapy sessions range from $200 to $250.  

• We will discuss the fee that best suits your budget during your free consultation call.

• After agreeing upon your fee, I will your collect credit card information to keep on file and charge after each session.

• I reserve a limited number of spots for reduced-fee appointments based on financial need, which we will discuss during our first conversation.

  • As of Winter 2022, these spots are full.

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Why is therapy so expensive?   ​

• When working with me, you are not only paying for our time together in a therapy session.  Your fee also covers the work I do throughout the week to provide you with the quality of care you deserve, including: 

  • Email correspondence regarding administrative matters

  • Coordination and collaboration with your other healthcare providers, as appropriate

  • Brief phone calls in cases of mental health crisis

  • Research, education, and training

  • Consultation from expert therapists

  • Record-keeping

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Do you take insurance?​

• I do not accept insurance, but if your health insurance plan has out-of-network benefits, I can assist you with obtaining substantial reimbursement for therapy fees (often 50-80%, depending on your plan).​

 

How do I find out if (or how much) I can get reimbursed?

• You'll need to contact your health insurance company (call the Member Services ​number listed on the back of your card or log in to their website), and ask them the following:
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  • Do I have out-of network coverage for outpatient psychotherapy (CPT code 90834)?

  • What is my deductible, and have I met it yet?

  • What is my coinsurance (% that the insurance company will pay after the deductible has been met)​?​

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