FAQs

FAQs

  • Counseling can be a good practice for everyone at some point in their lives. Whether you are going through difficult times, feel unsatisfied in your life/relationship, or want to do some proactive exploration and getting to know yourself, counseling may be right for you. Ultimately, if you want to begin counseling, that’s a good enough reason for me!

  • For the most part, I put the ball in your court with what you’d like to work on in each session. In the first few sessions we’ll determine what you’d like to focus on and what you’d like to get from the experience. At some points we may revisit the past in order to make connections and understand more about the present. Visit the Approach or Couples Counseling page for a detailed description of my approaches used in session.

  • It is! Your therapeutic experience is confidential with a few exceptions:

    If you are a threat of harm to yourself/others

    If there is suspected/confirmed abuse of a child, elder, or disabled individual

    If a court order is present

  • I accept most forms of payment: cash, check, credit card, Health Savings or Flexible Spending Accounts.

    I can provide invoices for Out-Of-Network insurance reimbursement and do offer financial accommodation for a number of spots on my caseload. For more info, visit the Rates page.

  • I have availability on Tuesday and Thursday mornings-evenings, and Friday mornings. My schedule is fairly flexible - you aren’t required to keep the same appointment time every week unless you want to.

    Currently I’m scheduling the week of for consultations and about a week out for initial sessions. If you’re ready to schedule a consultation, click here.

  • You can connect with me directly using the inquiry form on the Get Started page or there direct link to schedule a consultation on my calendar! I start with a free 15 minute phone consultation so we can make sure we’re a good fit and I can provide some logistic info. If all seems like a match, then we can schedule the first session after that.

Still have questions? Reach out.