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Why I Don’t Accept Insurance
I am a private-pay (cash-pay) therapist and do not accept insurance directly.
This decision is intentional and allows me to provide care that is:
Insurance companies often require:
For clients living with chronic illness or medical trauma, these requirements can feel intrusive or retraumatizing. Operating outside of insurance allows therapy to remain focused on your wellbeing rather than on meeting external criteria.
My Session Fee
The fee for individual psychotherapy is $225 per 50-minute session.
This fee reflects:
I intentionally keep my caseload smaller so sessions are not rushed and care can remain consistent.
Out-of-Network (OON) Reimbursement & Superbills
While I do not accept insurance, I am happy to provide superbills for clients who wish to seek out-of-network reimbursement.
A superbill is a detailed receipt you may submit to your insurance company. Depending on your plan, you may be reimbursed for a portion of the session fee.
Important things to know:
If you are considering using out-of-network benefits, you may want to ask your insurance provider:
I do not communicate directly with insurance companies on behalf of clients.
Cancellation Policy
Because session times are reserved specifically for you, I require at least 24 hours’ notice to cancel or reschedule an appointment.
are charged the full session fee of
$225.
I understand that chronic illness can be unpredictable, and we can talk thoughtfully about pacing and scheduling. At the same time, this policy helps maintain consistency of care and ensures the sustainability of the practice.
Card on File
A valid credit or debit card is required to be kept on file before sessions begin. Your card will be charged:
This system reduces administrative burden and allows sessions to remain focused on clinical work.
A Note on Accessibility and Fit
Private-pay therapy is not accessible for everyone, and I respect that. If this model does not work for you, I’m happy to help you think about other options or referrals that may better fit your needs.
My goal is for expectations around cost and policies to be clear, so therapy itself can feel steady, respectful, and supportive.
Fees, Insurance, and Practice Policies
Transparency About Cost, Care, and Boundaries
Choosing a therapist is not only a clinical decision — it’s a practical one. Questions about fees, insurance, and policies are important, and you deserve clear answers.
This page explains how my practice is structured, why I don’t accept insurance, what my fee is, and how out-of-network reimbursement works.
