What are your fees?

Rates for sessions vary by state based on factors such as cost of living and local market rates.

• Individual therapy:

  • California: $300 for a 50 min session

  • Kansas: $200 for a 50 min session

• Couples therapy:

  • California: $350 for a 50 min session

  • Kansas: $250 for a 50 minute session

• Sliding scales: To help make mental health services more affordable, I utilize a sliding scale for clients who struggle financially - money should never be the reason you can’t take care of your mental health.

• Psychological evaluations: Psychological evaluations can be expensive, especially when you have to pay for them out of pocket. The cost of each evaluation I conduct varies and is based on the type and time needed. Average cost range from $100 to $6,000.

  • Pre-surgical screeners: $100

  • Pre-surgical comprehensive evaluations: $200

  • General comprehensive evaluations: $500-1,000

  • ADHD evaluations: $2,000

  • Neuropsychological evaluations: $2,000-6,000

• Concierge services: Concierge memberships range from $1,000 to $3,000 a month depending on your needs. I am happy to discuss options to help figure out the best fit for you!

Do you accept insurance?

• At this time, I am not paneled or in network with any insurance companies, but I am happy to provide the necessary paperwork for you to submit for reimbursement to your insurance company. Make sure to call your insurance company to determine if your benefits will cover your bill.

• I also accept cash, checks, or Venmo.

What languages do you offer therapy in?

• I offer psychotherapy services in English and Swedish.

Do you offer in-person or teletherapy?

• I offer both: Teletherapy for therapy services (as long as you reside in the state of California or Kansas) and in-person services for psychological testing.

Where are you located?

• Telehealth is offered utilizing a HIPPA-compliant, secure, private video platform.

Why do I need a psychological evaluation for surgeries?

• Having a life altering surgery can be both exciting and scary for a lot of people. Sometimes, medical providers will require a pre-surgical psychological evaluation to assess whether you are emotionally ready for this step, your expectations, and post-operative care plans. The purpose of completing these evaluations is to help set you up for success and decrease any post-op complications after the procedure.