I am not paneled with insurance companies, which allows me to best support your individual needs. If you are eligible for out-of-network benefits through your insurance, I am happy to provide a monthly billing statement (“superbill”) that you can submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement. You can contact your insurance directly to inquire about out-of-network benefits and coverage.

Questions you can ask when inquiring about out-of-network benefits:

• What are my out-of-network benefits?
• Is there a deductible (amount that is paid out of pocket before benefits begin)?
• What is my co-pay for visits with my provider?
• How many visits do my benefits cover?
• Do I need pre-authorization for treatment? If yes, from whom?
• Does my plan cover tele-health services?

I offer in-person services for those located near Cleveland, OH. 

I am licensed and pleased to offer virtual services to those located in the following states: California, Virginia, Ohio, Idaho, and Montana. 

That's an enthusiastic yes!
It can absolutely be just as effective as in-person therapy and the research has demonstrated this as well. Telehealth therapy allows for us to meet wherever you are, eliminating travel time and cost.

I know that privacy is a concern for everyone, and it is important to me as your therapist as well. I use only HIPPA compliant software to ensure our privacy and am always located in a private location during our session to ensure confidentiality. It is best if you are also able to be in a private location so you can comfortably and fully participate in our sessions.

Therapy is most effective when we are able to meet consistently. This not only allows for us to get to know one another, but also for me to get more familiar with the patterns playing out in your life.

For this reason, I ask that clients commit to regular sessions for the first few months of treatment. This usually consists of weekly or bi-weekly sessions. As therapy progresses we can determine frequency of sessions together.