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 additional support can make therapy more accessible.

You might relate to several of these:

  • Meeting your basic needs can feel stressful or uncertain.

  • Unexpected expenses create financial strain.

  • You're working hard but have little or no disposable income.

  • You're paying off debt that significantly impacts your monthly budget.

  • You're a student, between jobs, or early in your career.

  • You support children, family members, or others financially.

  • You qualify for or rely on financial assistance programs.

  • Paying the full therapy fee would make it difficult to cover essential expenses.

🌿 Summer

You're in a season of stability, but you're still budgeting carefully.

You might relate to several of these:

  • Your basic needs are generally met.

  • You have steady income but still budget intentionally.

  • You can usually manage unexpected expenses with planning.

  • You're paying down debt but it's manageable.

  • You may be able to save occasionally, though it's not always consistent.

  • You can sometimes afford vacations or non-essential purchases, but they require planning.

  • Paying the full therapy fee would require sacrificing other financial priorities.

🍂 Autumn

You're in a season where paying the full fee feels financially manageable.

You might relate to several of these:

  • Your basic needs are comfortably met.

  • You have consistent financial stability.

  • You have emergency savings or financial flexibility.

  • Unexpected expenses are manageable without major hardship.

  • You regularly have disposable income after paying your bills.

  • You can typically afford vacations, hobbies, or discretionary spending.

  • Paying the full therapy fee would not create significant financial strain.