Services
Telehealth | Adults | Free 15-minute consultation available
| Serivce | Price |
|---|---|
| Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation (First appointment) | US $150.00 |
| Individual Therapy | US $125.00 per session |
| Extended Session - 90 minutes maximum | US $187.50 |
| Skills Building Classes = 12-week class | US$40.00 per week |
| Emotional Support Animal Letter | US$50.00 - must be an established client with a need |
Additional Fees
- Court Attendance - US $3000.00 retainer with US $400.00 per hour for preparation of records, phone calls, and meetings. Fees are doubled if out-of-town travel is required. Clients are 100% responsible for this cost. Court appearance is discouraged, as my testimony may or may not be in your favor, and will be based on facts.
- I can provide a superbill for clients with Out-of-Network (OON) benefits.
- Using insurance? I accept all major insurance, and EAP associated with Aetna, Cigna, and United Healthcare. Cost depends on your specific plan. See insurance list below.
- Cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance. A late cancellation fee of $125.00 will be charged to your card on file within 24 hours of the late notice. Why? because you are paying for a reserved 60-minute session that cannot be filled.
- Failure to show up will result in a $125.00 no show fee, which will be charged to your card on file within 24 hours.
Top Specialties
ADHD
Anxiety
First Responders
Trauma
Additional areas of focus
Adjustment Disorder
Life Transitions
Depression
Insurance accepted in Florida
In-Network Plans
Out-of-Network - I accept clients claiming on their OON benefits.
Insurance accepted in South Carolina.
Aetna and Cigna
What is a Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation? It is a part of your first appointment and involves reviewing your history, assessing current symptoms, using standardized interview and assessment tools as appropriate, and determining if a diagnosis is present within DSM criteria.
Notice to begin private pay only by June 2027. Why?
Insurance companies often put limits on care that have nothing to do with what clients actually need. They may require a diagnosis to approve therapy, cap the number of sessions, or request access to deeply personal clinical information to justify “medical necessity.”
Therapy should be your space—not an insurance company’s.
In private pay, we decide together how often we meet, what we work on, and how your therapy unfolds. It’s confidential, collaborative, and centered on you—always.
Still want to use your insurance after June 2027? No problem. I will be able to provide a "superbill" that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement if you have out-of-network benefits.
You have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of what your services may cost.