FAQS

I am located in downtown Austin on West Avenue and 10th street.

Please note that my office is on the second floor and can only be accessed by stairs.

Yes! I offer both virtual and in-person sessions. My in-person sessions are held in my office, located in downtown Austin, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I offer virtual sessions every weekday via a private HIPAA-secure Google Meet link.

At this time, I am not in-network with any insurance companies. Payments are processed prior to the start of each session. I accept cash, checks, HSA, FSA, credit, and debit cards.

Many insurance plans have some form of out-of-network mental health benefits coverage. I recommend calling your specific insurance company to learn if your plan providers "out of network" benefits for "outpatient office visits" with a "Licensed Clinical Social Worker". You will need to use those terms when contacting your insurance company.

If you do have benefits, I will provide you with a receipt of services (also known as a "superbill") at the end of each month, and you will coordinate directly with your insurance company to claim your benefits. Alternatively, you can submit your superbills through Reimbursify. Your first claim is processed for free, but subsequent claims will cost $3.99 each unless you purchase a 10-pack for $29.99. For more information about Reimbursify, click here.

Yes! I offer a free 20-minute phone consultation to all prospective clients.

We will chat briefly about what you would like to work on in therapy and the methods I offer that could help you.

This is not meant to be a therapy session but is instead a chance for you to ask any questions that would help you decide if you would like to schedule a session.

The first session is our opportunity to get to know one another. For our first session to be as effective as possible, please complete any new client paperwork sent through Sessions Health (the client portal) 24 hours before your appointment.

In the session, we will review administrative items and any outstanding questions you may have about logistics or my approach. The second part of our session mirrors a free-flowing conversation. It is important to me that you feel comfortable and understood. I hope that you feel some relief as we embark on this journey together.

A Good Faith Estimate is a document provided by a healthcare provider or facility that details the expected annual costs for a scheduled medical service or item for an uninsured or self-pay patient, as required by the No Surprises Act.

It is not a contract or a bill. It is intended to give consumers an expected cost of services prior to agreeing to them.