Fees & Services

Find fees and rates for online therapy, including how to use your insurance with an out-of-network provider. I don't accept insurance, but I can provide a 'superbill' for documentation. If you have out-of-network benefits, you can submit it to your insurance for potential reimbursement.

Why Therapists Often Don’t Take Insurance

• Prioritizes Your Care

  Insurance companies require a diagnosis and determine length of care based on this. They also can decide that you are not progressing fast enough and when you should be done with therapy.

• Ensures Your Confidentiality

  When you are required to give a diagnosis this stays on file in your records. While this may not seem like a concern in the future you could be denied life insurance due to certain diagnosis.

• Not Everything is Covered

  Insurance may not pay when someone is experiencing normal life stressors, working on relationship issues, career concerns, or addressing past trauma.

• Overextends Your Therapist

  Therapists that take insurance are often seeing too many clients and are mentally overextended. You want a therapist who is alert and attentive to you at each appointment. You deserve a therapist that remembers details about previous conversations you have had without having to repeat them each week.

I would prefer your mental health treatment be determined by you and I rather than insurance companies.