F.A.Q

We accept several insurance providers. If you are not in-network, we can provide a monthly superbill, which you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.

Out-of-network client fees are due at the time of service.

Is Out of Network right for me?

You have more treatment options working with a highly skilled and trained therapist. Reduced wait times can take weeks or months to get an appointment with someone within network. Most insurances will cover about 70% of the cost of an out-of-network provider once your deductible is met.
How do I find this information?

Contact your insurance provider and ask them about your out-of-network benefits for mental health support. What is my deductible? Have I met it? Will I be reimbursed fully or receive a percentage of the cost?
How often should I meet with my therapist?

We highly recommend meeting with your therapist once a week. In some cases, meeting twice a week can be incredibly helpful in the initial stages, depending on the severity of the concern(s) that you are facing. As you progress, you can decide to decrease the frequency of your sessions and can discuss this with your therapist. We recommend bi-weekly sessions then.
Can I return to therapy once I have stopped seeing my therapist regularly?

Yes, you can. Booster sessions are available to those who have decreased the number of times they meet with their therapist.