The decision to go to therapy is an investment in YOU that will result in invaluable returns. Going to therapy requires a financial investment. Your fees demonstrate your commitment to working toward a more fulfilling life, as well as the value of my time, knowledge, experience, and skills.
How does payment work?
Note: If you use insurance to pay for therapy, some of your personal information will be shared with the insurance company
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At each session, you are responsible for either the full cash fee or the insurance co-payment.
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If using your insurance, I will bill your insurance company for the rest of the fee.
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If your insurance company denies payment, you are responsible for the entire amount.
How to use my insurance?
You will need to contact your insurance company to verify the following:
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I am an approved provider in your insurance company’s network
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Out-patient psychotherapy is covered
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The amount of your co-payment.
Are you approved for all insurance providers?
I am an approved provider of:
Common Questions
What do I do if you are not an approved provider for my insurance?
If I am not an approved provider, you can pay cash for sessions and I will provide a receipt (“superbill”) which you can give to your insurance company to try and get reimbursed.
Can I pay with cash?
For those who do not have insurance coverage or who prefer to pay out of pocket, please contact me for specific rates per session and specific services. Payment of the full fee is due at each session.
Is this a teletherapy-only practice?
Yes, this is a teletherapy practice and all appointments take place virtually via a secure telemedicine website.
Does insurance typically cover teletherapy?
Yes, teletherapy is typically covered by insurance. I encourage you to check with your insurance provider to confirm with them.