Investment
FEES & INSURANCE
I know that starting therapy can feel daunting, and can feel like a big investment.
Because that’s just what it is: an investment in yourself.
Is it time to prioritize yourself?
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Individual Therapy: $150 for a 50 minute session.
Couple’s Therapy: $220 for a 60 minute sessions.
EMDR: $200 for 60-minute sessions. -
I am in network with BCBS and Aetna.
I can only accept Aetna patients from North Carolina at this time.
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I can accept all major credit/deibt cards, as well as FSA/HSAs. Clients are expected to keep a current card on file.
If you wish to use insurance that is not listed above, I can provide invoices and Superbills for you to submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement.
The full fee will be due at time of service.
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There is a cancellation fee equal to $100 if you no-show or cancel with less than 24 hours notice.
All Sessions are non-transferable and non-refundable.
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I love that insurance makes therapy more accessible, and I am happy to be an in-network provider. However, there are important considerations to to be made regarding your privacy if you want to use your insurance. I would like you make an informed decision, so here are some things you should know about using insurance for therapy:
- A formal diagnosis is required and will become a permanent part of your medical record. (This also applies to couple’s therapy.)
- Certain diagnoses may have an impact on future insurance benefits, including disability.
- Insurance companies can dictate what type of therapies they will pay for, how many sessions you can have, and whether or not you meet their criteria for on-going sessions.
- It is possible that your insurance could request some of your therapy records, so they can see if treatment is considered “medically necessary.”
The only way to guarantee 100% confidential treatment without restriction and no diagnosis is to be a private pay client.
For many people, using insurance feels perfectly fine and has no impact. However, I seek to be transparent about what this could potentially mean for your privacy.
Committing to therapy and choosing the right therapist to share your story with is a big deal.
That’s why I offer an obligation-free discovery call so that you can get more clarity before making any decisions.