While I primarily work with youth ages 3 and older, I also support families with children under the age of 3 through parent-involved sessions that foster early attachment bonds and emotional security.

Therapy sessions are $185 for a 45–50 minute session. Sliding-scale rates are available based on financial need and availability.

EMDR Therapy — $215 for a 90-minute session
EMDR sessions are extended sessions designed to provide adequate time for preparation, processing, and closure. Sliding-scale rates are available based on financial need and availability.

Parents and caregivers play an essential role in the therapeutic process.

Regular collaboration between the therapist and caregivers helps reinforce the child's growth beyond the therapy room and promotes consistency in addressing emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges at home. When caregivers are actively involved, informed, and supported throughout treatment, play therapy can be even more effective in fostering lasting positive change and strengthening the child’s overall well-being.

Yes! I provide services for preteens and teens and would be happy to discuss how I can help. Schedule a consultation to learn more about my approach and determine if my services are the best fit for your child’s needs.

I accept HSA/FSA cards and can provide superbills for you to submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement if you have out-of-network mental or behavioral health benefits. I recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to verify your coverage and reimbursement eligibility.

Most therapy sessions last approximately 45–50 minutes.

Yes, I offer telehealth services for adults and, when clinically appropriate, for children as well. During our consultation, I can help determine whether telehealth is a good fit for your specific needs.

You’ll be meeting with someone whose job is to help kids when they have big feelings, worries, or challenges. It’s a safe place where you can play, talk, and be yourself.

Yes. I require consent from all legal guardians before beginning services with a child. If there are custody or legal considerations, we can discuss them during the consultation process.

Yes. Most sessions are conducted one-on-one with your child to provide a safe and supportive space for growth and self-expression. Depending on your child's needs and treatment goals, you may be invited to participate in sessions or join your child in the playroom at times.