Investing in yourself with Assessment & Therapy

Investment

Invest in clarity, self-awareness, and your well-being as we delve into the complexities of your unique story.
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Therapy

You and your mental health are worth the investment

Whether you are looking to begin the journey of psychotherapy or you’re looking to start the process of psychological assessment, both are an investment of time, energy, and money.

Investing in either a psychological assessment or psychotherapy is a crucial step towards finding greater clarity in your life. You’re a complex human being who deserves a highly individualized, personally tailored approach. Both psychotherapy and psychological assessment serve as valuable tools that can help you best understand the many layers and facets of you through professional analysis. Both therapy and psychological assessment can help you invest in yourself to help you live your best life.

It’s a mutual investment

With psychological assessments and psychotherapy. I bring all of my training, experience, heart, and soul to thoroughly investigate your experience and your story. As I wholeheartedly dedicate myself to delivering these evaluations, I kindly ask for your reciprocal commitment and investment.

Investing in:

  • Our concierge comprehensive psychological assessments

    We often come to a psychological evaluation with a limited idea of what we want to gain clarity about. Many evaluations begin with a focus on one diagnosis and through the evaluation process, end up examining and ruling out multiple diagnoses. There is often overlap between many psychological presentations. There is also considerable complexity to consider in understanding you best. Our comprehensive assessments allow for the considerable complexity that often develops in the assessment process and can adapt with you in examining your unique qualities.

    Psychological assessment can also help you identify in a comprehensive, in-depth way what your strengths and weaknesses are, what your challenges are, and how to most effectively help you overcome your challenges, without the years of trial and error.

  • Psychotherapy

    Just like with psychological assessments, when you start therapy, you may only see and share a small piece of what you think you’re dealing with. Sometimes, this may be the only focus in therapy. Often, just as people are endlessly complex and layered individuals, so too can be the therapy experience. We may begin with one identified challenge to improve and over the course of time, touch upon many other areas, and end in a very different place from where we began. In my practice, you will have the space to explore the many different parts of yourself and the various struggles you may have to navigate. My approach allows for treatment that is uniquely tailored to you and your needs, rather than being restricted by time, insurance, or other limitations.

You don't want to be your therapist's 40th client in a week.

That’s why with my practice, you won’t be. I intentionally keep my caseload at a manageable level so I can fully devote the necessary time, energy, and heart, to working with you as my most authentic, effective self.

Invest in yourself today

Please Note

I do not accept health insurance

I choose to work with and invest my time in you and your unique needs, not with insurance companies. Your needs are unique and require flexibility, care, and a personalized approach, not rigid, impersonal guidelines put in place by insurance companies.

I am not in network with any insurance carriers. If however, your insurance covers “out of network providers,” they may reimburse you for part of my rate. Consider reaching out to your insurance carrier to determine whether they can provide reimbursement and if so, for how much. We are happy to provide you with a superbill to aid you in seeking reimbursement.

Unsure where to start with your insurance provider? Click here for some suggestions for what questions to ask when you call them.

Depending on your personal preferences and insurance plan, you may still be able to use your insurance provider to pursue full or partial reimbursement for our services as an “out-of-network provider”.


To learn exactly what your benefits are, you can check the online portal of your insurance company or call them directly. Alternatively, if you get your insurance through your work, you can reach out to your HR representative who may be able to provide benefit info.

Here are some suggested questions to ask your insurance:

  • What are my out-of-network benefits?
  • Will I be reimbursed for seeing a licensed clinical psychologist as an out-of-network provider?
  • How much of the fee is reimbursed for out-of-network providers?
    What is my deductible for out-of-network benefits?
  • Have I met my deductible for out-of-network benefits?
    What paperwork do I need to complete to receive out-of-network benefits?
  • How long will it take to be reimbursed for sessions after I have submitted my claims for out-of-network benefits?
  • Are CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) code 90837 for individual therapy covered by my out-of-network benefits?