Rates:

Initial 75-minute individual intake session - $160

55-minute follow-up session - $125

90-minute follow-up session - $200

2-hour follow-up session - $250

I have found 90-120 minute extended sessions to be particularly helpful when working with high levels of dissociation or doing EMDR. Outside of this, 55-min weekly sessions are most typical within my practice.

** I do not accept any insurances, as I find that this can be limiting to the ways in which I can work with clients. It is a priority for me to fully meet clients’ needs and have the bandwidth to do so, which private pay allows me to do.  I do hold a percentage of sliding scale client opportunities in order to financially accommodate where I am able. Please let me know if you believe you are in need of this and we can discuss further.

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