Frequently Asked Questions

Therapy sessions are $325 per 50-minute session. I currently offer an introductory 45-minute session for $170 when booked through Zocdoc. A sliding scale is available based on financial need. Assessment services are billed in 15-minute increments, with total cost depending on the type and scope of the evaluation. I’ll always provide a written estimate before we begin. Assessment services are billed in 15-minute increments, with total cost depending on the type and scope of the evaluation. A written estimate is provided before we begin.

I’m an out-of-network provider for all plans. If you have Aetna, you can book through the Alma platform and I’ll bill Aetna directly. For any other appointment (including Zocdoc bookings), I remain out-of-network—but I can provide a detailed superbill so you can submit for reimbursement, depending on your plan.

I offer appointments Monday through Thursday, including evening hours. On occasion, I can be available on Fridays, but not on a regular basis.

Cancellations require 48 business hours' notice (excluding weekends) to avoid a full session charge. This does not apply to unexpected illnesses or emergencies.

I offer individual therapy, couples therapy (using Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy), and support for high-functioning professionals navigating stress, transitions, and burnout.

Yes—I work with teens aged 15 and up, depending on their needs and readiness for therapy.

I provide psychological and neuropsychological evaluations for diagnostic clarification, pre-treatment planning, surgical clearance, academic needs, and FAA compliance.

Yes. I’m FAA-certified to conduct both psychological and neuropsychological evaluations and will guide you through the process.

Most assessments involve 2–5 hours of testing, a clinical interview, and a feedback session. You’ll receive a comprehensive written report with findings and recommendations.

I use HIPAA-compliant platforms for email, texting, video sessions, billing, and recordkeeping. Please avoid sharing protected health information via apps like Signal or unencrypted email.