Fees & Frequently Asked Questions

Congratulations on taking the first step in seeking out therapy for your health and healing!

Finding the right therapist is an important decision, and I believe having clear information about fees, services, and what to expect can help you make the choice that's right for you.

Below you'll find my current therapy fees, insurance information, and answers to frequently asked questions.

I offer virtual therapy throughout California and welcome you to contact me for a complimentary consultation to explore whether working together feels like a good fit.

Private-Pay Therapy

I offer individual therapy, couples therapy, and focused therapy intensives for clients seeking meaningful, personalized support.

Individual Therapy: $225 per session

Couples Therapy: $300 per 90-minute appointment (approximately 75 minutes of clinical time)

90-Minute Therapy Intensive: $410, including preparation and follow-up through secure email.

3-Hour Therapy Intensive: $950, including pre-intensive preparation materials, three hours of focused therapy, and a 30-minute integration session.

Additional 30-minute prep and/or integration sessions are available to intensive clients for $125.

Insurance

I am contracted with Kaiser Permanente Northern California. Currently, all of my Kaiser appointment openings are filled.

If you have Kaiser Permanente Northern California coverage, you're welcome to join my waitlist for future openings through my online client portal.

Out-of-Network Benefits

For private-pay clients, I can provide a superbill that you may submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Reimbursement depends on your individual plan and benefits.

Payment Options

HSA & FSA Payments

You may also be able to use your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to pay for eligible therapy services, depending on your plan's requirements.

CareCredit: Financing is available for my 3-hour therapy intensives, subject to credit approval and CareCredit terms.

Questions About Therapy

What is a Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT)?

Marriage and Family Therapists (MFTs) are psychotherapists and healing arts practitioners licensed by the State of California. To obtain a license, MFTs must satisfy a number of rigorous requirements, including:

attaining a doctoral or two-year Master’s degree
passing a comprehensive written examination; and
completing at least 3,000 hours of supervised clinical experience

Beyond the licensing requirements, MFTs have a particular orientation to health and healing that focuses on interpersonal, familial and romantic relationships.

What kind of therapy do you practice?

I practice holistic therapy, which is a positive, life-affirming psychology in service to the soul. As a holistic therapist, I believe we all have everything we need inside of us to be whole. At this very moment, you know the path to your own personal fulfillment.

My work is to help you access your internal resources to achieve your goals.

Whether you are seeking individual therapy to tackle depression or anxiety, or you want couples therapy to heal or strengthen your romantic relationship, we work together to create a safe space to explore the blockages preventing a full flowering of your wholeness. We focus on body, mind and spirit to heal the stuck or damaged places using specific healing methods that are right for you. Some of the healing methods I use in my practice, for which I have received specialized training, include:

I often think of the work we do together as a process of making fire. Fire is about passion and purpose. Fire lights our way and burns through all the blockages that stand in our path. In holistic therapy, we rediscover and reclaim your fire.

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