Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a therapy session cost?

Individual work is $185 for a 55 minute session. Couples sessions are $200 for a 55 minute session or $270 for 90 minutes.

How long will therapy take?

This is a common and completely reasonable question. There is really no blanket answer to this question, as it depends on where you are in your healing journey, the amount of work outside of a session you are devoting to personal work, and the amount of trauma you have accumulated and addressed in life. Clients who spend time journaling, integrating, and exploring healing in other avenues may notice a sense of change faster. Therapy is rarely a short term process, and unfolds at a steady, relational pace.

Do you accept insurance?

I do not work directly with insurance. This offers more privacy for you, less need to diagnose, and more flexibility in our work together. If you would like, I am happy to provide a superbill for you to submit to your insurance company.

Do you work with fathers?

Yes! Perinatal mental health encompasses both parents. Whether you identify as a mother, father, or birth-giving person, my support is here for you.

Do you provide Telehealth?

Yes. I provide Telehealth for all clients. Many find this format to be most convenient for busy lives, children’s schedules, and for couples sessions if you and your partner may be in a different physical space.

Where do you practice?

I currently practice online and in Boulder at 2669 Spruce Street. Telehealth services are available to anyone in the state of Colorado, Maine, Nevada, or Florida.

Do I need to be a long term client to participate in ketamine or psilocybin therapy?

Perspective clients interested in psychedelic therapy modalities are welcome to participate in a shorter-form therapy. All clients receiving ketamine or psilocybin therapy will have a minimum of two preparation sessions, a journey session, and two integration sessions. Ketamine therapy is offered as a series of six to eight sessions if you respond favorably to the first dosing session.