A 50-minute session is $275.00.

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I am considered an out-of-network provider, which means I am not contracted with any insurance company and payment is made directly to me by the patient. However, most PPO's will reimburse for part or all of your therapy sessions with me. Some health plans, like HMOs, do not reimburse for out-of-network providers, which means that as the patient, you would be responsible for the full amount charged.

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Please call your insurance carrier to determine if you have mental health coverage and ask if they provide reimbursement for out-of-network providers. 

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Update 2026:

Given how difficult it is to find available therapists right now, many insurance companies are reimbursing part—or in some cases all—of therapy sessions through out-of-network benefits, even when mental health coverage is limited or when plans are HMOs. I encourage you to contact your insurance company directly to ask about reimbursement options and to explain how challenging it has been to find an in-network provider.

In my practice, nearly all of my clients receive some level of reimbursement, even when their plans initially indicate limited or no out-of-network mental health coverage.

If you decide to explore this option, the following steps may be helpful:

• Asking your insurance company about out-of-network mental health reimbursement and whether they offer single-case agreements

• Asking whether your plan offers gap exceptions due to limited in-network provider availability

• Documenting any difficulty you’ve had finding an in-network therapist who is accepting new patients, and requesting to work with a case manager to help locate mental health services

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