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Yes! It is incredibly important to feel connected to your therapist in order to do the vulnerable work of therapy. I provide a free 15 minute consultation to give you the opportunity to ask questions and see if we feel like a good fit. I look forward to hearing from you!

Online therapy is easy! You will receive an appointment reminder via email, which will include a link to join me on a secure video platform for our appointments. Online therapy provides you with the convenience of being able to attend a therapy session from the comfort of your own home or other private setting.

I do not provide in-person sessions. Please note that I am only licensed to provide therapy in the state of Virginia, and you must be in Virginia at the time of our appointments.

Standard sessions are 45-50 minutes. Extended sessions are available if needed, let me know ahead of time.

My fee is $190 per session for individuals.

I accept credit/debit cards and HSA cards only. All fees are due at the time of service.

No, I have chosen not to be paneled with insurance companies in order to avoid the restrictions and bureaucratic processes that come with their involvement in your treatment. By doing so, I am able to offer 100% confidential treatment and a tailored treatment plan that meets your unique needs, not dictated by the rules and restrictions of your insurance provider. This also means I don’t have to provide you with a diagnosis.

Some clients find they are limited through their insurance and opt to pay out-of-pocket or use their Health Savings Account. When a provider is in-network with an insurance company, they are contractually obligated to share your treatment information with the insurance company. Moreover, any confidential information (such as a diagnosis) disclosed to your insurance company may be stored in the Medical Information Bureau, where it can be accessed by other parties at a later time. Some clients feel more comfortable knowing that their diagnosis and treatment plan is not being reported back to their insurance.

When using an out-of-network practice, clients pay upfront for services rendered and can choose to seek reimbursement from their insurance afterwards. It’s important to note that reimbursement may not be available for all insurance plans, and some may have a deductible or allowable amount. To learn more about the details of your specific plan, it is best to contact the number on the back of your insurance card and speak with a representative. Please note that using out-of-network benefits does require that I provide a diagnosis code, and not all diagnoses are covered.

Many sex therapy issues do not have diagnosis codes recognized by insurance companies, which means that insurance may not cover these types of services.