Question 1

What are your fees and sliding scale?

Accepted Answer

My fee is: $250 for 45 minutes / $300 an hour.

If you are in need of a sliding scale, please reach out, I offer 2 - 3 spots and can let you know if one is available. My sliding scale fees range from $175 - 225.

If we cannot make it work, and if you would like, I will do my best to assist in  providing you with additional referrals.

Question 2

What forms of payment are accepted?

Accepted Answer

I accept Zelle and credit cards. 
If you need to pay in another way (ie Venmo/PayPal, etc), we can of course discuss.

*See question below pertaining to insurance reimbursement.

Question 3

Do You Take Insurance?

Accepted Answer

My services are considered out-of-network benefits by insurance companies. This means that I receive payment up front and if you have out-of-network benefits that cover Art Psychotherapy, the insurance company will reimburse you.

If you are not sure whether you are covered for out of network benefits, I work with an organization who will research whether my services are covered. It is a quick and simple process.

Or, if preferred you can reach out to the insurance company using the questions below to determine out-of-network eligibility:
Do I have out of network mental health benefits?
Will you cover licensed Art Psychotherapists? It is important to emphasize that Art Therapy is a form of psychotherapy.
What is the out of pocket payment before my deductible is met?
How many visits are covered per calendar year?
What percentage of each visit is covered?
Do I need a referral from my primary care physician?

Question 4

What is your cancellation policy?

Accepted Answer

A 48-hour notification is required. And I will always work with you to reschedule during that week if we can find a time. If the unexpected occurs, such as a snow storm, illness, etc, I will provide a Zoom or phone session.

Question 5

What are the rules of confidentiality?

Accepted Answer

The relationship between therapist and client is confidential. Information can only be provided to others through express written consent of the client. The only exceptions are when there is suspected child abuse or neglect, or when an individual threatens serious harm to self or others. In these cases, the law states that confidentiality may be broken in order to ensure the safety of all involved.

FAQ's

What are your fees and sliding scale?

What forms of payment are accepted?

Do You Take Insurance?

What is your cancellation policy?

What are the rules of confidentiality?

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