During our first session, the intention is for us to get to know each other, discuss the issues you are struggling with and how they impact your and your life. We can if it feels like we can work together, so ask yourself “Do I feel comfortable and safe sharing this information?”.
Prior to the session, you can write down some thoughts, topics or questions you’d like to discuss. Together, during this first session, we will create the foundation for the work we will be doing in subsequent sessions. As the process unfolds, we can continue to check in and make any changes necessary to support you.
Ultimately, the choice is yours and it’s something that can be discussed at any point during and when you start therapy. The frequency of therapy can change based on your needs and what’s happening in your life. It can be increased or decreased as you feel more at peace and grounded. Based on our discussion during the first session, we can determine the frequency of scheduling appointments, which we can assess and change as needed at any time.
One session is normally 50 to 55 minutes but longer appointments are available as well.
You can text, email or call if you need to cancel an appointment. Please provide 24 hours notice if you need to cancel or you will be charged the session fee. Unless it’s an emergency.
You can pay by Visa, American Express, or Mastercard.
A 55 minute session is $200.00, and couples sessions are $200.00 for 55 minutes. Longer sessions will be billed accordingly. I’m sorry, but I do not accept insurance. I will provide you with an invoice if your insurance company will reimburse you for out of network expenses.
The No Surprises Act, which is part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021, is designed to protect clients from receiving unexpected medical bills. The Good Faith Estimate provision of the No Surprises Act is designed to give clients an estimate of how much they’ll be charged for the healthcare services they’ll be receiving, prior to their appointment.
Requirements for provider
As of January 1, 2022, this new legislation applies to all healthcare providers and facilities operating under the scope of a state-issued license or certification. Healthcare providers are required to share a specific consent document in addition to a Good Faith Billing Estimate, prior to beginning care.
State-licensed or certified healthcare providers are required to provide a Good Faith Estimate of charges to every new and continuing client who’s either uninsured or isn’t planning to submit a claim to their insurance for the services they’re seeking. I am also required to inform every uninsured or self-pay client of their right to receive a Good Faith Estimate.
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