Frequently asked questions

  • Therapy is a lot more relational than people think. This means it’s important to assess the fit between therapist and client. The time spent during the consultation process allows me to understand exactly what you’re looking to get out of therapy, and gives you and I the chance to gauge if we’re a good fit.

  • I accept Optum, Aetna and Cigna insurance plans. Forms of payment accepted include all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express etc) as well as CashApp, Zelle and PayPal.

  • If you are not using insurance, my standard fee is $130 per session and sessions last 50 minutes.

  • All sessions are currently held virtually through a secure video platform. Frequency of therapy sessions vary from person to person. I recommend weekly or bi-weekly sessions to achieve therapeutic goals. Please note, you must be a California resident to receive therapy

  • Sometimes, life happens and you may need to cancel and reschedule a session with me. In this case, I ask that you do so within 24 hours to avoid a cancellation fee.

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