Specializing in the treatment of Perinatal Mood Disorders, Pregnancy and Infant Loss, Infertility, Birth Trauma, and related issues.
Rates, Insurance Information, and Policies
Rates
​For Therapy Clients:
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Initial Consultation session, $150.00
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Individual psychotherapy session, $125.00
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There is a sliding fee scale available for clients undergoing financial hardships. An additional form is required to establish base requirements and agreement terms.
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For Professional Peers:
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I will consider Individual Clinical Supervision on a case by case bases for $50 per hour. ***This fee may be waived for clinicians that wish to specialize in perinatal mental health.***
Clinic Policies
Client forms are emailed out to prospective clients and must be returned prior to their consultation appointment.
What's the Process?
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Once you reach out to me we can get your scheduled for an intake. I will email you some paperwork which must be completed and returned prior to the intake appointment.
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After that it's all about meeting and figuring out together what the best path is for treatment and services.
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If you are on the fence about therapy... call and tell me that too! I'm nice, I don't bite, I'm down to earth, and I've been there. I get it. I swear. :)
Insurance and Options
I am currently In Network with:
Blue Cross Blue Shield,
United Healthcare Commercial,
United Healthcare Community Plan,
Aetna
as well as Kansas CHIP, and KS LTC
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I am waiting on Sunflower but I will soon be accepting that as well.
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I also accept Out of Network and Self Pay clients.
There are many benefits to choosing not to use insurance. Some of those benefits include:
1.) No diagnosis is required for self-pay clients. While a diagnosis for some can be beneficial, for others it could have its consequences.
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2.) You are more in control of your treatment goals. When going through insurance your choices and treatment options may be hindered by what is “medically necessary”. Your insurance may deny certain diagnosis, the number and length of your sessions, and even specific methods of treatments.
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3.) There is no time limit placed on treatment. Due to insurance guidelines, limitations are often placed on your therapy process including, but not limited to, how many total sessions you receive, how many sessions per week, or how long your session is.
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4.) You will have complete privacy. When going through insurance, your private information (diagnosis, symptoms, area of difficulty, treatment goals, etc.) is all shared with your insurance and anyone processing and handling the claims.
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5.) You can receive the specific treatment that you need. Not every therapist is specifically trained to meet the treatment needs of each client. It may be beneficial to receive treatment now and pay out-of-pocket rather then use insurance and see a provider that's not trained in your particular area of need.
