Call: 267-416-0837

Rates & Info

We are an out of network provider. All payments must be paid upfront and we can provide you with an invoice or superbill to get reimbursed from your insurance company. You can call your insurance company directly to confirm your out of network coverage. Important questions to ask are, “What are my out of network mental health benefits” and “What is my deductible or what is my out of pocket max”.

Individual session (adults and teens) – $125.00
Couples session – $175.00
Family session – $175.00

All sessions are about 60 minutes.

Emergencies arise and we are understanding of such an event. However, we require 24 business hours notice for cancellations. If not, you will be charged for the entire session.

We accept HSA/FSA accounts, all major credit card accounts, Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, cash and checks.

Please note that our retainer fee to appear in court is $1200.00, per appearance. In the event that we receive a subpoena to appear in court to testify on the behalf of you, your child, or any other family member, this fee of $700.00 will be due within 7 (seven) days of the court date.  We do not voluntarily testify in court cases. Other fees include; 

  • $225 per hour to prepare records for submission to court 
  • $225 per hour for all phone contacts and emails (billed in 15 minute increments)
  • $225 per hour and all attorney costs incurred by therapist as result of legal action.
  • $250 per hour for testimony
  • $.66/mile for travel time

Note that this fee is payable 7 days prior to your court date. Since we will be required to clear our calendar of all appointments and prior engagements so that we may be available to appear in court, this fee is non-refundable. If your court date is postponed and we must again clear my calendar to attend court, you will again be charged the full fee. If your court date is cancelled this fee is non-refundable.  

If this payment is not paid in full within one calendar month it will be brought to collections.

Divorce/Custody Cases

Please be advised that, if we receive a subpoena to testify in a divorce/custody case, we will not make a custody recommendation, or a recommendation of where a child should live, nor will I make a determination as to one’s fitness as a parent.