Frequently Asked Questions

What to Expect

Patients will be provided with a 20-minute free phone consultation in which they will have the opportunity to determine whether I would fit your needs. During that time questions can be answered about my practice and an intake will be scheduled.

During the initial 60-minute session, additional information will be gathered, history will be taken, and goals will be formulated. This is a supportive, collaborative, and active process in which I will work with you to make sure you feel your needs are being met. I will answer questions about my practice, as well as provide you with insights into areas of focus during treatment. Should the patient and therapist each decide to move forward, future 45-minute appointments will be scheduled.

Typically, we will begin with weekly 45-minute appointments that focus upon addressing the goals you hope to achieve during therapy. Over time, therapy may become less frequent as goals are accomplished and patient’s needs are met.

Insurance

Please note that I am not part of any insurance panels and am therefore considered an “out-of-network provider.” If you wish to be reimbursed by your insurance carrier, please contact your insurance provider to determine:

(1) the type and amount of mental health coverage available to you

(2) the coverage for out of network providers

(3) if there is an annual deductible you must meet

(4) and if a note from your physician is required indicating your need for therapy

Please note, I will provide you a superbill after each session with the following information that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement for any out-of-network benefits you might have:

(1) Date of service

(2) Diagnosis code

(3) Procedure code (e.g., “90834 Individual Psychotherapy, 45 minutes”)

(4) Session fee and proof of your payment

Appointment Information

I offer individual psychotherapy to adults ages 18 and over, both in English and Spanish.

At this time, I am exclusively offering daytime telehealth services.