Fees & FAQ

Session Rates

  • Initial 20-minute consultation: Free
  • 55-minute sessions: $200
  • 120-minute KAP dosing sessions: $300 (insurance not accepted)
  • 60-minute soundbath sessions: $30-40 per participant, five person minimum (insurance not accepted)

Insurance Coverage

Currently in-network with:

  • Aetna
  • BCBS of Oregon
  • Kaiser
  • Moda Health
  • Providence Health Plan
  • OHP (I’m unable to join this plan as it’s not open to new providers, and I do apologize)

Affordable Access Programs

  • Letters of support for surgery: always free
  • One-time 60-minute soundbath for many nonprofit staff/clients: cab fare
  • Sliding scale slots: $80-100/session; please inquire about current availability
  • Limited pro bono services offered; please inquire about current availability

For Clinical Professionals

  • PCA/MFTA Supervision: $60/session
  • LPC Disciplinary Supervision: $100/session
  • LPC Supervision of Supervision: $100/session
  • Occasional consultation sessions as needed: $100/session

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check my insurance coverage?
Call the number on your insurance card and ask about:

  • Mental health therapy coverage
  • Deductibles and copays
  • Pre-authorization requirements
  • Out-of-network benefits and reimbursement

Why might someone choose self-pay over using insurance?
Some clients prefer to pay out of pocket in order to:

  • Maintain privacy
  • Avoid insurance-required diagnoses
  • Have more flexibility in treatment length
  • Access care without meeting diagnostic criteria

Can I use my HSA?
Yes! Mental health services are typically HSA-eligible. Benefits include:

  • Qualifies for same-day payment discount
  • Direct payment options
  • Reimbursement available

What about superbills?
Yes, I can provide a superbill upon request. Payment at time of session remains required.

  • If you have out-of-network mental health benefits, I can provide you with a monthly billing statement (often known as a “superbill”) that you can submit to your insurance company. If your insurance company accepts this superbill, they will send you funds to reimburse you for the cost of mental health treatment.
  • Because this is confusing, I really encourage you to ask your insurance company directly what they will and won’t pay for:
    • Does my plan cover services to out-of-network mental health providers?
    • What is the deductible I have to meet before coverage to an out-of-network provider kicks in? How much of my deductible has already been met?
    • Does my plan cover psychotherapy sessions with an LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor)?
    • Is there a maximum amount per session the insurance will cover for an out-of-network provider?
    • How many sessions does my plan cover in a year for out of network services? How many sessions do I have left?
    • What is the process to get reimbursed for out-of-network services through a superbill?
    • How much time do I have to file a superbill claim for out-of-network services?
    • Do I need pre­authorization or a referral from my PCP to see a therapist? If so, what needs to happen first?