Pricing

Service: During this initial visit, we will:

  • Review in detail your psychiatric history. This includes all past diagnoses, inpatient and outpatient treatments, medications trialed and responses, psychiatric history of your family, trauma history, and social history. We will also review your medical and surgical history. 

  • Discuss current symptoms, stressors, supports, coping mechanisms, medications, concerns, and goals. Discuss current medical co-morbidities and non-psychiatric medications. 

  • Establish working psychiatric diagnoses.

  • Establish a personalized care plan.

Brief Med Check Visit (up to 20 minutes): $115
Lower-cost option for stable medication refills with minimal or no expected changes. These visits do not include psychotherapy. Telehealth is recommended.

Extended Consult Visit (50 minutes): $175

A standard visit for medication management, psychotherapy, or combined care when more time is needed to address symptoms or consider more medication adjustments.

Comprehensive Care Session (90 minutes): $275

An extended visit for more complex or in-depth care, including significant medication changes or combined therapy and medication management.

Comprehensive Care Session (120 minutes): $400

A longer session for particularly complex situations requiring additional time for assessment, treatment planning, or therapeutic work. Offered by arrangement.

Please note that if you’re on a controlled substance, you will need to be seen at least every 3 months.

Licensed clinician: $150 – $200

Registered Interns (pre-licensure): $125-$145 

Graduate Intern: $25-$85

Licensed Clinician: $220

Registered Intern (pre-licensure): $155

Graduate Intern: $130

$125 – $150

$40 per meeting (groups generally run for 6-8 weeks with attendance expected)*

*varies per group

Professional consultation includes helping professionals in the community who are looking to become more trauma informed and aware of how mental health impacts the people that you serve. 

We are a self pay practice, which is another way to say we don’t accept insurance.

This is in an effort to keep our practice client focused and free of the limitations that insurance company can impose on your therapeutic process. We understand the frustration of not finding therapists that take insurance and we share the frustration with you. You can take the time to call your insurance company to find out your out-of-network benefits to see what eligibility you have for reimbursement.

Here are some important questions to ask when calling your insurance company:
  • Do I have out of network mental health benefits? If so is in person and telehealth covered?
  • What percentage of the cost do you reimburse?
  • Do I have a deductible I need to pay before before I get reimbursed? If yes, what is the deductible? Has my deductible been met?
  • How many sessions per year are covered?
  • Is prior authorization from my Primary Physician required?
  • How/Where can I submit a superbill?