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Individual Therapy

Brief phone calls between sessions are free.

I do not currently accept insurance, though, I do have a select number of slots available for sliding scale.

Sliding Scale for Economic Justice

Here’s a guide regarding sliding scale:

• If you can meet all of your basic needs (you may have debt but it does not prohibit you from meeting your basic needs): You have an expendable income, are able to afford vacations or take time off from work, own or lease a car, have a secure housing situation, regular access to health care, etc., then you could consider paying on the high end of the scale. Be aware that if you are someone who can pay more, you make it possible for me to provide support to another person who does not have the same resources as you.

• If you regularly meet all of your basic needs (even though you may sometimes stress about meeting them): Have expendable income, can occasionally afford vacations or time off, have stable housing and transportation, access to health care, then you could consider paying somewhere in the middle of the sliding scale.

• If you stress about meeting basic needs: Are unemployed or underemployed, qualify for public benefits, do not have stable housing or transportation, have little to no expendable income or savings, have substantial debt that sometimes prohibits you from meeting basic needs, then you could consider paying at the bottom of the sliding scale.

For more on sliding scale payments, you can find more information from this source.