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An easy remote option

Powered by Simple Practice. As a therapist, I offer the convenience of telehealth therapy. This is a great alternative to the traditional in-person model in that it reduces travel requirements, time expenditure, both helping to fit into your schedule.

Services 📈

  • 20 mins | 

    Set your therapeutic goals. Do this by expressing your issues, have your needs articulated with you, and establish what you want to work toward.

  • 50 mins | 

    Intake session. Review what is going on, share about your culture and background, and establish what your strengths that you bring to the table.

  • 50 mins | 

    80 mins | 

    Psychotherapy. Meet 1:1 via telehealth on a weekly or biweekly time frame. If you struggle to afford sessions, ask about reduced fee sessions; limited spot available.

  • 50 mins | 

    80 mins | 

    Counseling from a Christian Worldview. For clients who want to engage in this, we use traditional psychotherapy method, with the additional spiritual component, and Christian worldview.

  • 50 mins | 

    EMDR is an 8 phase evidence-based therapy which uses a particular protocol.

    This technique is used to stimulate parts of the brain that house maladaptively housed memories, allowing them to be appropriately processed.

    Disclaimer: Client screening is needed in order to determine if you are ready for treatment.

Billing 💵

  • Consultations: FREE

    First Intake Appointment [Diagnostic Psychiatric Evaluation]: (CPT Billing Code 90791)

    Regular/follow up appointments: (CPT Billing Code 90837)

  • Your credit card will be taken when you schedule a session and this card will be charged automatically at the time of session or at midnight, the evening after each session. You can also pay using an HSA card. Copays or coinsurance payments are paid the same.

    ***Disclaimer***

    Private pay allows you higher confidentiality, access to services, longer. Clinician does have a sliding scale.

  • I am committed to providing quality care. Most of my clients are private pay. Success in therapy depends on the individual therapeutic relationship, which requires emotional, intellectual, and spiritual investment.

    • I work OON (Out of Network)

    I’m in-network with the following insurances. If you wish to use insurance, please ask the clinician:

    • Premera Blue Cross

    • Regence

  • Under the No Surprises Act, you have the right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” detailing the cost of your medical care. This applies to patients without insurance or those not using insurance.

    At the start of therapy, you’ll receive a Disclosure Statement outlining the cost of each session, with services typically provided weekly until treatment ends. Please note the clinician’s late cancellation/no show policies in the policy forms. You can request a Good Faith Estimate before scheduling an appointment.

    If your bill exceeds the estimate by $400 or more, you can dispute it. Keep a copy of your estimate for reference.

    For more details, visit www.cms.gov/nosurprises.

Questions before getting started? Get in touch.

 FAQs

  • • Cash pay offers more client confidentiality; there is more privacy and control for diagnosis and treatment.

    • Increased flexibility to treatment options/approaches.

    • Insurance doesn't cover every diagnosis.

    • Clear and straightforward payment options. Deductibles for mental health can be frustrating.

    • Clients can enjoy improved availability to schedule sessions.

    • Clients are not restricted to listed providers that an insurance company allows. You have the advantage of choosing your “best match” in a therapist: more freedom of choice!

    • Filing Claims is tedious and time consuming for both the therapist or client. Cash pay allows the focus to be on you, and not dealing with claims.

  • Yes. This is based on your annual income. Ask clinician what your rate would be.

  • For determining coverage: Call the mental health benefits number on the back of your insurance card. Provide them with the CPT Billing codes listed and ask about your OON or IN deductible, any co-insurance or copays that you'd be responsible for, etc.

    To determine your Out-of-Network mental health coverage, call your provider and ask the following questions:

    • What are my mental health benefits?

    • What is the coverage amount per therapy session?

    • How many therapy sessions does my plan cover?

    • How much does my insurance pay for an Out-of-Network provider?

    • Is approval required from my primary care physician?