
Services & Pricing
CONSULTATION
What makes therapy the most effective is having a good relationship with your therapist. Let's meet for a virtual (or via phone call) 15 minutes before scheduling appointments to get to know each other a bit and make sure we're a good fit!
Price: Free!
Length: 15 minutes
Format: Virtual or Telephone Call
INDIVIDUAL THERAPY
Ready? Let’s go! My regular individual therapy sessions are 50 minutes and are offered both in person and/or online. Feel free to bring whatever makes you comfy (food, fidget toys, blankets, etc.).
Price: $90-$150
Length: 50 minutes
Format: Virtual (UT & CA) | In-Person (UT only)
INTENSIVE SESSIONS
Need more time? Want to dig deeper? Or do you prefer periodic intensive work over weekly/bi-weekly sessions? You might find that 90-minute intensive sessions may be the right fit for you.
Price: $150-$300
Length: 90+ minutes
Format: Virtual (UT & CA) | In-Person (UT only)
Sliding-Scale Fee Structure
Because I don’t accept insurance, I have chosen to provide services using a sliding-scale fee structure. This essentially means that the folks who can afford to pay more allow me to see others for less. To create sustainability, I ask that my clients engage honestly and pay at the highest tier they can afford and to reassess/change your rate should your financial situation change.
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Currently, my sliding-scale is between $90-$150 per 50-minute session.
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To determine what tier might be most appropriate for you, please consider the following descriptive statements based on the self-assessment model from AORTA (Anti-Oppressive Resource & Training Alliance).

Full Cost ($120-$150)
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You are white or benefit from whiteness.
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You are fully employed with a high degree of income stability.
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You own a home or car.
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You travel for leisure and spend on non-essential goods.
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You have ready access to healthcare.
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You have savings and/or do not rely on public benefits.
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Mid-Range ($90-$120)
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You are employed with some stability but feel stretched at times.
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You can cover basic needs comfortably, but don't have many luxuries.
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You may have some debt, but can manage it over time.
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You can access healthcare, vacations, and/or savings but not always easily.
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You have partial family support or other financial emergency safety nets.
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Scholarship ($0-$75)
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You are a member of a marginalized community.
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You support multiple dependents or extended family.
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You have unpredictable income or are underemployed.
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You are uninsured or rely on public benefits.
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You have significant medical or educational debt.
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You live paycheck to paycheck and have little to no savings.
* Please note that scholarship spots are limited and are not always available. Priority will be given to those in marginalized communities.
