Session Fees
Individual therapy (50 min): $333
Individual therapy (80 min): $395
Relationship, couples, and constellation therapy (80 min): $425
Sexual health consultation (30min): $95
Sexual health consultation — package of three: $270
Coaching and consultation (50 min): $333
Coaching and consultation (80 min): $395
A limited number of sliding scale spaces are available. If fees are a barrier, mention it when you reach out — I will do my best to find a way to work with you.
Insurance & Payment
I am an out-of-network provider. I do not bill insurance directly.
I can provide a superbill — a detailed receipt you can submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement through your out-of-network mental health benefits. Before reaching out, it may be worth calling the member services number on your insurance card and asking: "Do I have out-of-network mental health benefits? What is my deductible and reimbursement rate?"
HSA and FSA cards are accepted for all services.
A note on why I don't take insurance: the clients I work with often prefer the privacy of not having a diagnostic code in their permanent medical record. Out-of-network private pay preserves that. It also allows me to work with the full complexity of what you bring rather than what an insurance company will reimburse.
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Yes. I am currently accepting new clients for in-person therapy in Arcata and telehealth throughout California. Coaching and consultation are available worldwide.
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What if I've had bad therapy experiences before? A: That's worth talking about in our consultation call. A bad fit — or a framework that was too small for what you were bringing — is one of the most common reasons people hesitate to try again. The 15-minute consultation exists partly for this reason.
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Yes — through coaching and consultation, which aren't bound by California licensing. If what you need is psychotherapy rather than coaching I'll tell you honestly and help you find the right referral.
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No. People come to therapy for the full range of human experience — grief, relationships, identity, family, desire, loss, money, transition. The fact that you work in the sex industries doesn't mean that's what brought you here, and it won't become the center of the work unless you want it to be.
That said — if the work does become relevant, this is one of the few practices where you won't have to translate it first. You bring what you bring. We work on that.
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Probably not. One-sided monogamy, Polyamorous constellations, relationship anarchy, coparenting with former partners, kink-structured relationships with contracts, partnerships that span countries — sounds like a regular Tuesday.
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No. I understand the difference between kink as identity and kink as a response to something unprocessed — and I know that most of the time it's the former. Being affirming and being clinically fluent are not the same thing. This practice offers both.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not sure where to start? The free 15-minute consultation is exactly for that.