Fees & Insurance

Straightforward pricing.
No surprises.

Here is everything you need to know about cost, insurance, and payment before you reach out. If you have questions, the consult call is free.

Cost

Individual Therapy

55 min · Online · AZ, IA, OR

$195

Medicare accepted in AZ & OR

Couples Therapy

55 min · Online · Private pay only

$225

HSA/FSA accepted

Therapy Intensives

Half-day to 2-day · Online & Tempe, AZ

Custom

Consult required

Wise Women with ADHD

6-week group · Online · Nationwide

$300

Next group starts June 2026

Insurance

✓ Medicare - Individual therapy

Accepted in Arizona and Oregon for individual therapy sessions.

✓ Headway - Individual Therapy

Accepted for individual therapy. Check your plan on their platforms.

✗ Couples therapy

Not covered by insurance. Private pay only. HSA/FSA accepted.

↗ Out-of-network superbills

If I don't accept your insurance, I can provide a superbill for potential reimbursement.

Payment

All major credit cards Bank transfer HSA / FSA Payment plans for intensives Sliding Scale Spots if available

Why private pay? No diagnosis required in your medical record. Complete confidentiality. Treatment focused on your goals, not what insurance approves. Access to services insurance doesn't cover includes: couples therapy, coaching, and intensives.

Not sure what fits your situation? The free 15 -minute consult call is the easiest way to find out

FAQs

If I do not accept your insurance, I will inform you. This means I am an out-of-network provider. I can provide superbills for potential reimbursement if your plan has out-of-network benefits.

Do you accept insurance for therapy?

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Do you accept Medicare Part B?

2

Yes, in Arizona and Oregon

Correct. Couples therapy is private pay only. Most insurances do not see couples therapy as medically necessary.

Is couples therapy private pay only?

3

Yes, a superbill can be provided for Arizona, Iowa, and Oregon

Can I use out-of-network benefits or a superbill?

4

Yes. Under federal law, clients who are uninsured or not using insurance have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges for services. You will receive this GFE at intake.

Do you provide a Good Faith Estimate?

5

Where do I find the Good Faith Estimate?

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Under the No Surprises Act, you have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of expected costs before your first appointment. All new private pay clients receive a GFE as part of their intake paperwork through the client portal. Questions? Contact ME