Frequently asked questions

  • Individual session: $200

    Relationship Counseling: $300

    Gender Affirming Assessment & Letter: $200

    Limited Sliding Scale Spaces Available

    *Please schedule a free 15-minute consultation to discuss sliding-scale fees

  • I am an Out of Network provider who provides superbills to submit to your insurance for reimbursement. Click here for Out of Network Reimbursement Calculator.

    *Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) or Health Savings Accounts (HSA) may offer additional payment options.

  • A superbill for therapy is a detailed invoice that therapists provide to clients, particularly those seeking out-of-network insurance reimbursement. It includes specific information about the therapy sessions, such as dates, duration, and diagnostic codes, allowing clients to submit claims to their insurance for potential partial or full reimbursement of therapy costs

    1. You get to keep your personal information out of insurance records and access mental health care without insurance requiring you to be diagnosed.

    2. Insurance often dictates how many sessions you receive. Going private pay means your time in therapy is no longer dictated by your insurance company and you can continue therapy until you feel ready for discharge without the pressure of insurance.

    1. Book a 15-minute free consultation where we can each determine whether we’re a good fit. If it’s a fit, we’ll schedule your first session.

    2. Fill out consent forms online prior to your first session.

    3. Show up from there!

    • Individual sessions: 45 minutes. Folks can discuss opting for 50 minute or 60 minute sessions if they want more time

    • Relationship sessions: 50 minutes

    • Support Group: 60 minutes

  • It is recommended that clients begin at either a weekly or bi-weekly frequency. The option to taper down to monthly or as-needed sessions can be discussed as circumstances change.

    • ADHD & Autism assessments

    • Treatment for children under the age of 14

    • Medication Management

    • Court-mandated treatment

  • Per New Jersey Ethical Guidelines for counselors, your information is kept confidential with the exception of:

    1. Court Subpoena of records

    2. Client is considered an imminent harm to themselves or others

    3. Counselor is made aware of child and elder abuse or abuse of individuals with disabilities (Mandated Reporting)

    4. Client records are held for 7 years following terminations of services and thereafter destroyed