Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work in-person or using telehealth?

     I’ve moved to working primarily in-person, as I find it the most effective way to connect and engage. That said, I do offer telehealth occasionally in certain situations, but my preference is to work in person whenever possible.

 

Where do you meet?

     I have a new location 113 Rolling Acres Drive in Rockwood.

 

Does a Marriage and Family Therapist work with individuals?

     Absolutely!  Many of my clients are individuals.

 

What ages do you work with?

     I work with teens and adults.  During our free consultation call, we can work together to make sure this will be a good fit.

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What do you charge and how long is a session?

     In 2025, the cost is $100 per session, whether it's Individual, couples, or family.  Sessions last about an hour.

     The cost of group therapy (3-8 people) is $40. Specific Groups coming soon and will be posted on this website.

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Do you offer a free initial consultation?

     Yes, I am willing to do an initial consultation for free to answer questions and see if it is a good fit.  These meetings are typically shorter and done by phone.

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Do you take insurance?

     No. However, I do offer a SUPERBILL which can be used to apply for reimbursement from your insurance provider.  I would suggest calling them and asking them how they handle SUPERBILLS.  Only they can tell you how much they will reimburse. I do not work with them and can't answer SUPERBILL questions on how to process them.

 

What are issues you don't work with?

     I do not have a lot of experience with eating disorders, autism, schizophrenia and substance abuse, unless it's part of a bigger program that includes a team of other professionals (Psychiatrists, nutritionists, recovery program...).

 

Can I only be a client if I am a Christian?

     No. In my practice, my faith is private and I do not impose my views in session.  If a client shares they want faith to be part of their journey, I can incorporate that, but I will not expect that.

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Please Note (Religion and Politics)

     Your therapist's religion and politics should not impact your therapy experience negatively.  Ethically a therapist should not impose their views on you and should create a safe environment for you to discuss whatever you need to process.