Frequently Asked Questions

  • I’m currently accepting new clients for individual therapy, sex therapy, and couples therapy.

    I offer appointments Monday-Friday, starting at 10:00am or 10:30am to 6:00pm to 6:30pm EST.

    My intensives are booked in advance and usually offered on Saturdays and Sundays. I can offer weekday intensives but only with very advanced planning as I am typically seeing other clients during the weekday.

  • My current rates are $225 for a 55-minute individual intake and $360 for a 90-minute couple’s intake.

    All follow-up sessions are 55-minutes and are $225.

    Intensives are priced differently and you can read more about those rates here.

  • I am out-of-network for insurance.

    However, I am more than happy to create a superbill for our sessions that you can submit to your insurance company. Typically, clients see reimbursement on their sessions if they a) have out-of-network benefits and b) have met their deductible for those benefits.

    Check with your insurance company about mental health coverage specifically.

    Superbills include provider ID information, CPT code, diagnosis code, and other information necessary for you to submit a claim.

  • I am fully remote and see clients via a HIPAA compliant video platform.

  • Yes! Research on telehealth shows outcomes are comparable to in-person for couples and sex therapy. Plus, many clients feel more comfortable discussing intimate topics from the comfort and familiarity of their own home.

  • Typically, mental health providers have to be licensed in the state in which you, the client, are physically located when providing telehealth services. However, there is an exception for Licensed Psychologists who are members of an interstate compact called PSYPACT. PSYPACT is an agreement between participating states that allows licensed psychologists to provide telehealth services across state lines. As such, I can see clients in 44 states.

    I am licensed in North Carolina and New York and can see clients in both those states.

    As a member of PSYPACT, I am also able to see clients in the following states/jurisdictions:

    • Alabama

    • Arizona

    • Arkansas

    • Colorado

    • Connecticut

    • Delaware

    • District of Columbia

    • Florida

    • Georgia

    • Idaho

    • Illinois

    • Indiana

    • Kansas

    • Kentucky

    • Maine

    • Maryland

    • Michigan

    • Minnesota

    • Mississippi

    • Missouri

    • Montana

    • Nebraska

    • Nevada

    • New Hampshire

    • New Jersey

    • North Carolina

    • North Dakota

    • Northern Mariana Islands

    • Ohio

    • Oklahoma

    • Pennsylvania

    • Rhode Island

    • South Carolina

    • South Dakota

    • Tennessee

    • Texas

    • Utah

    • Vermont

    • Virginia

    • Washington

    • West Virginia

    • Wisconsin

    • Wyoming

  • As long as you cancel at least 48 hours before your session, there is no fee. Late cancellations with less than 48 hours notice will incur a fee equal to your session fee.

    I do understand that things come up and if we are able to reschedule within the week, I will waive the fee. No-shows are always charged the full session fee.

    In the case of an emergency such as an act of god, accident, or death in the family, we will waive all fees. 

    If I am ever forced to cancel a session, you will not be charged.

  • Your first session is 55 or 90 minutes (depending on individual or couples). We’ll talk about what brings you in, your goals, and any history that feels relevant. There’s no pressure to dive into the hardest topics right away—we go at your pace. Many people leave the first session already feeling relieved and clearer.

  • It varies widely. Some couples need only 8–12 sessions for a specific issue; others do deeper work over several months or even years. Intensives can create major shifts in just 1–2 days.

    We’ll reassess progress regularly so you always know where we stand.

  • Yes! Many clients work with me individually on desire, sexual dysfunction, anxiety, body image, shame, trauma recovery, or exploring new aspects of their sexuality.

Have additional questions? Please reach out.