FAQS

Yes. I am currently an in-network provider for:

• Aetna

• BCBS PPO (*not HMO)

• UnitedHealthCare/Optum

• Humana

If you have a policy for which I am considered an out-of-network provider, I am happy to provide you with a superbill that you can submit to your insurance company along with a claim so that you can obtain out-of-network reimbursement from your insurance company for our visits.

I see clients on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. My hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays are from 9 am until 8 pm and on Thursday they are from 9 am until 5 pm. My clients make standing weekly appointments with me.

I am only taking on new clients who are looking to come into the office for in-person services. I am no longer taking new clients who are seeking only virtual therapy sessions. Many other therapists are still offering virtual sessions so please contact your insurance to get a list of telehealth providers or use Psychology Today to find one.

Each session is 50 minutes long. It is preferable that we meet on a weekly basis until we see sustained symptom improvement.

Nope, I provide only individual therapy. My education, training, and background are primarily in modalities and techniques used in individual therapy. I consider myself best equipped to assist clients via one-on-one work. I would be happy to try to assist those seeking couple's and/or family therapy in finding a therapist from among the many skilled family and couple's practitioners in the area.

No. I only work with clients ages 18-65.

No. I do not write these kinds of letters or participate in this process. Some landlords and/or airlines accept these letters from a medical doctor so it's worth finding out and asking your general/primary care practitioner if they can provide this. Other times, landlords/airlines do request the letter be from a therapist or psychiatrist. I have helped clients of mine get connected to other therapists or psychiatrists who do offer these particular services.