Services
I work with a wide range of emotional and behavioral issues providing services that span from therapy for depression, anxiety, trauma therapy, and beyond. In a comfortable and supportive atmosphere, I offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client’s needs to help them attain the personal growth they’re striving for.
All sessions are telehealth and available for Texas residents.
Treatment specialization includes:
Depression
Anxiety
Childhood/Adult Trauma
Grief/Loss
Work and Career Issues
Stress Management
Conflict Resolution
Anger Management
Fees
Therapy is one of the most significant investments one can ever make in personal development and self-care. That is something that I do not take lightly or for granted; therefore, I aim to ensure that each client receives full value, appreciation, and support to bring their personal goals to fruition.
Initial Diagnostic Evaluation – $150
Psychotherapy 50-min – $150
Cancellation Fee (Therapist requires a 24-hour cancellation fee) – $150
Documentation Fee – $200
Legal Fees – $200/hour
Good Faith Estimates will be provided at the onset of treatment.
Insurance
I only accept most Aetna commercial plans through Alma.
Contact customer service for all other insurance panels and inquire about your plan’s Out of Network benefits for reimbursement options.
The majority of my practice is private pay for several reasons:
- I want to maintain your confidentiality as much as possible. However, when you use insurance, your medical record is subject to be reviewed by the insurance company. They typically determine the type and length of treatment that they believe you should have. Therefore, I believe the treatment type and length should be discussed and agreed upon between the client and the therapist, not an insurance company.
- Insurance requires a diagnosis and will cover sessions only if they deem it to be “medically necessary.” It is my belief that we are human beings living a human experience and should not be limited to a diagnosis. No one should be able to determine how many sessions you need except for you and your therapist. They also can withdraw approval long after the sessions have been rendered, which may leave you with having to pay out of pocket unexpectedly anyway.
- Mental Health Treatment becomes a part of your permanent health record. If you ever apply for a job requiring a security clearance or apply with certain life insurance companies, they may view certain mental health diagnoses as a “pre-existing” condition.
- Because I mainly accept private pay, I can have a lower caseload to avoid “therapist burnout”, which means you will have more availability to book sessions with me more consistently and freely, versus therapists who take insurance and typically stay booked and busy, leaving you uneasy regarding having consistent and continual care.
In conclusion, the choice is always yours. However, it’s always important to be informed as you decide how to invest in your mental health.