Payment & Insurance
Therapy Rates
50-minute Session: $200
80-minute Session: $300
I am a private-pay, out-of-network therapist.
Payment
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You can use your HSA or FSA accounts to pay for therapy. You might need to provide both the original payment receipt and the itemized receipt as supporting documentation.​
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Pay by Health Savings Account (HSA) or credit card with easy auto-pay options available. Payment is due upon service. Pricing is subject to change. Once you sign up for your first appointment, your credit card information is added to your account, and autopay is automatically set up to process at midnight on the day of your appointment.
Super Bills
Super-bills are automatically provided by email on the 1st of each month. I suggest that you contact your insurance company before attending any therapy sessions.
Contact your Insurance for out-of-network service
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How Does Out-of-Network Insurance Work?
Out-of-network therapists offer flexibility, specialization, and a level of expertise that can sometimes be harder to find within a specific insurance network. If you're looking for a therapist with unique training, experience, and specific specialties, an out-of-network option can often be the best fit.
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Many insurance plans offer out-of-network benefits that often reimburse part or all of your individual session cost, and a few insurance companies reimburse part or all of couples therapy. This allows you to choose a therapist who meets your needs, even if they’re outside your insurance network. To ensure coverage, you will need to directly work with your insurance company and follow the steps below. ​​
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When you see an out-of-network therapist, you will pay for sessions upfront and submit a claim to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. We do not guarantee any reimbursement and you must follow the steps below to understand coverage.
Here’s a step-by-step breakdown:
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Verify Your Out-of-Network Benefits: Contact your insurance provider to determine if your plan covers out-of-network mental health services. Be sure to ask:​​​
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​Does my plan have out-of-network mental health benefits?
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Does my plan cover couples therapy (if this applies)
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What is the reimbursement rate for mental health services?
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Do I have a deductible for out-of-network services, and has it been met?
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What percentage of the session fee is reimbursable after meeting the deductible?
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Is there a maximum number of reimbursable sessions?​​
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Determine the Reimbursement Rate: Out-of-network benefits often cover a percentage of the “allowed amount” after you meet your deductible. For example, if the allowed rate is $100 and your plan covers 60%, you may get reimbursed $60. Some plans also cap the number of sessions they’ll reimburse annually.
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Pay Your Therapist Directly: Unlike in-network services, where insurance pays the provider, you’ll pay your out-of-network therapist directly at the time of each session. Save your receipts, as you’ll need these for reimbursement.
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Submit a Superbill to Insurance: After paying for a session, super-bills are emailed on the 1st of each month. This is a detailed receipt that includes everything your insurance company needs to process your claim, including the session date, provider's information, type of service, and billing codes.