Many of my clients use insurance to help pay for therapy, sometimes as much at 100% (depending on the plan). I can provide an itemized monthly or quarterly receipt (called a “superbill”) for you to submit to your insurance for out-of-network reimbursement (reimbursement rate depends on your plan, check with your insurance company).

I do not accept insurance, because insurance providers believe that therapy clients should fit specific treatment goals and outcomes, regardless of who they are. I recognize that you are an individual and, as such, it is important you are treated in the way deemed most helpful by and for you, not an insurance company.

Riggins. Please, no. Petting and belly rubs are all he needs. He is well fed.

The profession came along when people started applying scientific and philosophical standards to these discussions and determined that talking with a trained professional really can help. So that’s what I do.

For 50 minutes, once or twice per week, for a number of weeks, months, or years, I talk with people, form relationships with them, and try to understand what blocks them from their ideal life. We work together to help them reach their goals. Simple as that.

No judgment, no hocus pocus, just two people working really hard to give you the best life possible. I could bore you by bragging about all my training and experience, but I’d rather say that I work my tail off for each client who sits with me, because I love my work and believe in the process. Bragging available upon request.