Therapy Services, Fees, & Insurance

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy is one-on-one care centered around your unique experiences, goals, and needs.

Intake Session Fee:

  • Self-Pay: $200

  • Insurance: Varies by provider

  • Sliding scale available

Follow-Up Session Fee:

  • Self-Pay: $175

  • Insurance: Varies by provider

  • Sliding scale available

Family Therapy

Family therapy provides a supportive space for family members to improve communication, navigate conflict, strengthen relationships, and work together toward healthier, more connected dynamics.

Intake Session Fee:

  • Self-Pay: $225

  • Insurance: Varies by provider

  • Sliding scale available

Follow-Up Session Fee:

  • Self-Pay: $200

  • Insurance: Varies by provider

  • Sliding scale available

Insurances Currently Accepted

I can currently accept the following insurance plans in Georgia.

  • Aetna

  • (Anthem) BCBS

  • Cigna

  • Optum

  • United

    Please note: I believe therapy is most effective when treatment is guided by your needs rather than insurance limitations. As I continue aligning my practice with that philosophy, I anticipate reducing my participation with insurance plans in the future. Any changes will be communicated well in advance.

Sliding Scale

Just as life moves through seasons, our financial circumstances can change over time. Rather than asking for income verification, I trust you to choose the rate that best reflects your current financial season. Every season deserves compassionate, high-quality care.

🌸 Spring

You're in a season where a reduced fee makes ongoing therapy financially sustainable.

You may relate to several of these:

  • Your basic needs are consistently met.

  • You have a reliable income, but your budget is tight.

  • You're early in your career or building financial stability.

  • You're paying off student loans, credit cards, or other debt.

  • You support children or family members financially.

  • Unexpected expenses require you to adjust your monthly budget.

  • Paying my standard fee would make it difficult to commit to therapy consistently.

🌿 Summer

You're in a season of financial stability, but you still make thoughtful spending decisions.

You may relate to several of these:

  • Your basic needs are consistently met.

  • You have a steady income and budget intentionally.

  • You can usually manage unexpected expenses without major hardship.

  • You're working toward financial goals like saving, paying off debt, or investing.

  • You can comfortably invest in therapy, though a reduced fee better fits your current budget.

🍂 Autumn

You're in a season where investing in your mental health at my standard rate feels financially manageable.

You may relate to several of these:

  • Your basic needs are comfortably met.

  • You have financial flexibility after paying your monthly expenses.

  • Unexpected expenses are manageable.

  • Paying my standard fee would not create financial strain.

  • Choosing this rate helps support the continued availability of reduced-fee appointments for clients in other financial seasons.

  • Therapy is important to you, but paying my full fee would create a noticeable strain on your monthly budget.

    Sliding Scale

    • Individual Therapy: $95

    • Family Therapy: $125

    This is a guide, not a rule. You know your situation best.

  • You're financially stable, but you still make intentional decisions about where your money goes.

    Sliding Scale

    • Individual Therapy: $135

    • Family Therapy: $160

    This is a guide, not a rule. You know your situation best.

  • You're in a position where paying my standard fee feels manageable and sustainable.

    Choosing this rate helps support the continued availability of reduced-fee appointments for others.

    Standard Fees

    • Individual Therapy: $175

    • Family Therapy: $200

    This is a guide, not a rule. You know your situation best.