FAQS

My office is located in Echo Park at 1555 Sunset Blvd. Unit C, Los Angeles, CA 90026. It is conveniently located for clients coming from nearby neighborhoods including Silver Lake, Los Feliz, Highland Park, Eagle Rock, and surrounding areas.

Online sessions are conducted through a secure video platform. At the time of your appointment, you’ll simply click the session link from a private, quiet space. Online therapy allows you to access the same depth of work as in-person sessions while offering greater flexibility and privacy.

Yes. I offer in-person sessions from my office in Echo Park, Los Angeles. I also offer online therapy throughout California, so we can choose the format that works best for you.

My fee is $250 per 50-minute session. I also offer prorated 90-minute and 120-minute sessions. I hold a limited number of sliding-scale spots—reach out to ask about availability.

Therapy is an investment of time, energy, and resources. I intentionally maintain a limited caseload so I can offer thoughtful, depth-oriented care. I also engage in ongoing training, supervision, and consultation to continue deepening the quality of my work.

I am an out-of-network provider and do not accept insurance directly. However, I can provide a superbill that you can submit to your insurance which may qualify for partial reimbursement, depending on your plan's out-of-network benefits. Working outside of insurance also allows for greater flexibility and privacy in our work together.

Standard sessions are 50 minutes and are typically scheduled weekly, especially at the beginning of therapy. I also offer prorated 90-minute and 120-minute sessions, which can give us extra time to go deeper or can act as mini intensives. We can discuss what cadence feels best during our first appointment.

The first session is a chance for us to begin understanding what’s bringing you to therapy and what you’re hoping will change. We’ll explore your current concerns, the patterns you’ve been noticing, and begin getting curious about the parts of you that may be involved.

I’ll also ask some questions about your history to get a clearer picture of how to best support you. My goal is to create a space where you feel comfortable, understood, and supported as we start the process together.

The No Surprises Act requires healthcare providers to give clients who are paying privately an estimate of the expected cost of services. This estimate, called a Good Faith Estimate, helps you understand the potential cost of therapy before beginning treatment. You can request this document at any time.