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A 55-minute individual session is $90; couples/family sessions are $125. Cash, Card, or HSA accepted. Non-cash payments are automatically made through the client portal after each session.

Yes! I offer In-Person sessions at my office in the Mesa/Gilbert community,  and Telehealth sessions are available to anyone living in Arizona. Many of my clients switch between scheduling In-Person and Telehealth sessions depending on what will work best for them.

At this time, I work with clients age 10+. My specialties are working with adults, preteens, teens, families, and couples.

Contact me to schedule a 15-minute consultation so we can discuss your needs and expectations. If you decide I’ll be a good fit for you,  we’ll schedule your first appointment. I’ll gather some information and email you a link to your personal Client Portal. In the Client Portal are some documents to complete and sign prior to our first appointment; completing the forms usually takes 5-10 minutes.

When beginning therapy services, the initial session will focus on establishing treatment goals by gathering information on your background, current life situations, and how your symptoms are negatively impacting your daily life and/or relationships.

The answer to this question depends on what you feel will work for you. Many people choose to come weekly, or bi-weekly, and continue for at least a few months. They may feel stabilized for a period of time afterward, and then decide to re-start sessions due to a significant event or decision to work on other areas in life. It’s important to know that therapy can have a life changing impact, but change can take time.

I am not contracted with any insurance companies and am considered “out of network”. Some insurance plans have an out of network benefit which could cover a portion of your session fees. You would pay the cost of the session in full on the day of service, and then submit a Superbill to your insurance for reimbursement.

Contact your insurance company and ask the following questions: 

1) What are my Out-of-Network benefits for mental health therapy? 

2) What is my deductible and has it been met? 

3) How much will I be reimbursed and how does the process work? 

4) Do I need pre-authorization or an approval from my primary care physician before starting therapy? 

5) Do I have a limited number of sessions per calendar year?