Investment

Fees

Individual Therapy: $300 – $400
Couples and Family Therapy: $350 – $450
Group Therapy: $75 – $100
Initial Consultation: Free

I offer my therapy services on a sliding scale based on income. For specific questions about fees or potential insurance coverage, please call me to discuss.

Financial Considerations

I understand that financial concerns can be a barrier to accessing therapy services. I offer sliding scale fees for clients who may need it. Please don’t hesitate to discuss your financial situation with me, and we can work together to find a fee arrangement that works for both of us. If needed, I can help you find high-quality therapy services within your budget. Your well-being is my priority, and I’m committed to helping you access quality therapy services that are both effective and affordable.

Insurance

As the owner of Success & Wellbeing Couples and Family Therapy, I’ve made a deliberate choice not to accept insurance for my private practice.  This means I’m an out of network provider and if your insurance has out of network benefits for behavioral health you may be eligible for partial reimbursement of therapy costs.

This decision stems from a commitment to provide the highest quality of care and personalized attention to my clients without the restrictions and administrative burdens often associated with insurance billing. By operating on a fee-for-service basis, I can focus entirely on tailoring treatment plans to meet the unique needs of each individual, couple, or family that walks through my doors.

This approach allows for greater flexibility in treatment modalities, session durations, and scheduling, ensuring that my clients receive the comprehensive support they deserve to achieve their therapeutic goals.

Questions to Ask Your Insurance Provider

When reaching out to your insurance provider to inquire about out-of-network benefits for psychotherapy, it’s essential to gather comprehensive information to make informed decisions about your mental health care. Here are some questions you might consider asking:

  1. What are the specifics of my mental health coverage?
  2. Do I have out-of-network benefits for psychotherapy?
  3. Is there a deductible that needs to be met before coverage kicks in?
  4. What percentage of the cost will be covered for out-of-network psychotherapy sessions?
  5. Is there a maximum limit per session or per year for out-of-network psychotherapy coverage?
  6. Are there any exceptions or special circumstances under which out-of-network psychotherapy might be covered at a higher rate?