Fees, FAQ & Resources

Have a question? Want to know a bit more about me or my services? To help you get your answers quickly, I’ve compiled a list of some of the most popular questions I’ve received from clients, accompanied by thorough answers. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Get in touch and I’ll be happy to assist you.

Fees

Individual Psychotherapy

$150/50 minute sessions

In network with Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Johns Hopkins Healthcare, United Healthcare

*FREE 30 minute consultations available on zoom

Group Psychotherapy

$50/90 minute sessions

*FREE 30 minute consultations available on zoom

Supervision

$150/50 minute sessions

*FREE 30 minute consultations available on zoom

Consulting Services for Therapists

$150/50 minute sessions

*FREE 30 minute consultations available on zoom

Coaching

Individual sessions: $150/50 minute sessions

*FREE 30 minute consultations available on zoom

Packages:

$500/1 month

$1300/3 months

$2500/6 months

$6000/1 year

(weekly 50 minute sessions and unlimited email communication)

Walk & Talk Therapy

$150/50 minute session

(At this time, I am unable to use insurance for walk and talk therapy sessions)

*FREE 30 minute consultations available on zoom

Resources

Things I love and recommend often to my clients

I believe there are a few things you can do that will greatly improve your day to day life. I recommend the following to all my clients and I also use these tools in my daily life.

Meditation - I find meditation to be the one single tool that, if practiced daily, has tremendous benefits in terms of health and wellbeing. There are many types of meditation, but my favorite is this one.

Journaling - Yet another tool I recommend to almost everyone who comes to my practice. Journaling is a wonderful way to get to know yourself, and to explore your thoughts and habits. If you are having a hard time starting to journal, this is a good way to start.

Videos - Social media often gets a bad rep but some things online can be really educational. This YouTube channel is a favorite of mine when it comes to explaining most life issues that everyone wrestles with.