The Details

I work with individual adults. I will also offer couples/relationship therapy on a limited basis beginning Winter 2026-2027.

I offer Telehealth appointments via a secure platform. You must be in the state of Oregon to meet with me virtually.

I also see clients in person at my office in a charming historic house located centrally in Portland off of West Burnside. My office is private, comfortable and has windows on three sides that look out into the trees. Regrettably, it is not ADA accessible.

A cozy living room with a beige wall, two windows with white curtains, a gray sofa with black cushions, a beige armchair, a round wooden side table with a notebook and pen, a floor lamp with a beige shade, a small white side table with decorative items, a potted plant, and framed artwork on the wall.

Payment Information

Insurance

I am In-Network with and accept the following commercial insurances:

  • Kaiser Permanente

  • Optum/ United Behavioral Health

  • Moda beginning 11/1/2026

Before meeting with me, I highly recommend that you call your insurance company’s Member Services to verify that you are covered to see me and to inquire about your copay. You are responsible for understanding your benefits and coverage. If you have a commercial insurance not listed above, please contact your insurance company to discuss your Out of Network Benefits, as it is possible they will reimburse you for a portion of services with me.

Out of Pocket

I accept out of pocket debit and credit card payments at the time of service.

I charge $190 for a 55 minute session. I realize my fee is not accessible for everyone. I offer sliding scale options for folks who can not afford my fee (no questions asked). Please contact me to see if I have sliding scale availability.

I charge $80 for no-shows and late cancellations under 24 hours after one “free pass”. If we are able to reschedule within the week, I will not charge you.

In accordance with the Federal No Surprises Act of 2022, you have the right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” explaining how much your therapy will cost. Under the law, health care providers need to give patients and clients who don’t have insurance or who are not using insurance an estimate of the bill for their services. You can learn more about the No Surprises Act here.