FAQ’s

What happens during the initial meeting?

Our initial meeting is for us to develop a rapport and ensure that you feel comfortable.

For children/adolescents: We will first meet all together (child and caregiver). The caregiver will then be asked to leave the room to allow for rapport building with the child/adolescent.

For families: We will first meet all together. Caregivers will then be met for 15 minutes and children will then be met for 15 minutes.

These steps are vital to allow each individual present to voice their perspectives and begin to feel connected to the experience. Whether it is an individual, couple, or family the first session is about gathering more information on the presenting concern, rapport development, and further assessment to ensure that therapy could be provided safely.

Do you take insurance?

I am an out-of-network provider. I provide my clients with out-of-network superbills to submit for reimbursement. I will also submit to insurance companies for reimbursement to me, when applicable. If this occurs, you will not be submitting anything further to your insurance company and I provide support in filling out any further non-participating provider paperwork for insurance companies.

How long are sessions?

Sessions typically last 45-60 minutes. This depends on the kind of therapy you would like to receive

Do you have evening or weekend appointments available?

Yes. I offer early morning and evening hours to meet clients at the most convenient time. Weekend sessions are unavailable.

How much do sessions cost?

Out-of-pocket costs depend on insurance reimbursement factors. Call or email to discuss further. Sessions ranges are $275-$350.

Is there a difference to the treatment effectiveness between virtual and in-person?

No, all session interventions provide effective and supportive treatment goal achievement. When doing art therapy, art therapy supplies are those within the home versus supplies that are found within the office for in-person sessions.