Yes! I counsel a lot of different people and work with them where ever they are at on life’s journey.

Blue Cross/Blue Shield, United Healthcare and Aetna. You can always check with your specific plan to see if I’m in network, or they have out of network benefits.

There’s no set time. One great aspect of a people is that they are all unique. I like to say that I develop a different therapy for each person I see. This process develops as you take this journey, and ends when both me and my client agree that we have accomplished what we’ve set out to accomplish.

I began working in the field in 1998 in a residential treatment center for children 8-18. Following this experience, I worked in a school, then transitioned to outpatient hospital work for approximately 7 years, working with teens and family therapy.

I’ve been in private practice since 2004 and enjoy it immensely.

I get really excited to work with married couples. I work with a myriad of marital challenges from affair recovery, conflict resolution and building of emotional intimacy.

I also work with mood disorders like depression and anxiety, and a lot more.

I love to primarily work with adults and young adult clients to help grow in these areas of life.

Just like going to your medical doctor, there is typically a client responsibility. What you owe for counseling will be based on your deductible amount, copay, and/or coinsurance. It is a good idea to call your insurance company to see what they will cover prior to your first session.

First session: 90791 (Diagnostic Interview)

Following sessions: 90837 (50 minute Individual therapy session)

Telehealth session: 90837-95 (50 minute telehealth individual therapy session)

**These are the regular codes, but do not cover all codes used.