Fees & questions

It’s a relaxed conversation, not an assessment. We talk about what’s bringing you to therapy, you can ask anything you like about how I work, fees and scheduling, and together we get a sense of whether working together feels like the right fit. It’s free, it lasts 30 minutes, and there’s no pressure or commitment.

Sessions are private pay: session fee & length. EMDR intensives are priced by format: intensive format & price. The consult is always free. See fees & payment for details.

in-network plans, if any. If you have out-of-network benefits, superbills: yes / no. It’s worth calling your insurer and asking about “out-of-network outpatient mental health” coverage. Reimbursement is never guaranteed.

Sessions are online by video for anyone located in California. If you’re near Santa Monica, walk-and-talk sessions outdoors are also available (walk-and-talk meeting area). We can talk through which feels best in your consult.

I work especially with women who look like they’re holding it all together but feel overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck underneath. I also love working with young adults (18–25) and neurodivergent people navigating trauma, identity, boundaries, self-worth, relationships and family dynamics.

An AMFT has completed a qualifying master’s degree, is registered with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, and practices under the clinical supervision of a licensed therapist while completing the hours required for full licensure. I’m registered as AMFT #157937, and my supervisor is Sarah Iccacio, LMFT #128686. Supervision means an experienced clinician supports the work, while everything you share stays confidential within your care.

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) helps the brain and body process difficult experiences so they no longer feel overwhelming or stuck. An intensive is an extended, focused block of EMDR work, carefully prepared and paced, so you can make meaningful progress without the stop-and-start of weekly sessions. Learn about intensives.

It depends on what you’re working on and what you want from therapy. Some people come for a focused stretch; others prefer longer-term support. We’ll talk about it in your consult and keep checking in together as we go.

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