Insurance & Billing

I currently only accept Aetna insurance. For all other insurance providers, I am considered an out-of-network provider. My session fee is $150 for a 50-minute therapy session.

Because I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), my therapy services often qualify for reimbursement through health insurance or employee benefit plans. Many clients are surprised to learn that their sessions may be partially—or even fully—covered depending on their out-of-network benefits.

See if you qualify for reimbursement

As an out-of-network provider for most insurance, I have partnered with Reimbursify to help my clients save money and capitalize on the benefits they already pay for. Use the link below to see if you qualify for reimbursement.

Why Choose an Out-of-Network Provider?

When looking for a therapist, many people assume they must stay in-network to make therapy affordable. While insurance coverage can be helpful, choosing an out-of-network provider often gives clients more freedom, flexibility, and access to the type of care that best fits their needs.

More Choice, Better Fit

One of the most important factors in successful therapy is the relationship between the client and therapist. When you use out-of-network benefits, you are not limited to a short list of providers. This allows you to choose someone based on experience, approach, specialty, and connection—not just availability.

Shorter Wait Times

Many in-network providers have long waitlists or limited appointment times. Out-of-network therapy often provides greater scheduling flexibility and quicker access to care, which can make a big difference when support is needed now.

Specialized Support

Out-of-network providers are often able to offer specialized training and evidence-based approaches that may be harder to find within insurance networks. This can be especially important for families seeking support for anxiety, trauma, ADHD, neurodivergence, or parenting challenges.

Therapy That Stays Client-Centered

Insurance companies sometimes require diagnoses, treatment plans, or documentation that can impact privacy and the direction of care. Working with an out-of-network provider can allow therapy to remain more personalized, flexible, and focused on what truly matters to you.

You May Still Receive Reimbursement

Many insurance plans offer out-of-network mental health benefits, meaning sessions may be partially—or even fully—reimbursed depending on your plan. If you have a PPO plan, you may already have access to these benefits. Using out-of-network coverage can be a great way to receive high-quality care while still using your insurance benefits.

Making Out-of-Network Billing Simple

To make the reimbursement process as easy as possible, I provide superbills and use Reimbursify.com, which helps clients check their out-of-network benefits and submit claims efficiently.