FAQ’s

Which services are offered?

I provide the following services -

  • Marriage/Couples Therapy

  • Preteen/Teen Therapy

  • Family Therapy

  • Individual Therapy

  • Family Reunification Therapy

    • I am a Certified Family Reunification Specialist and am prepared to be court-involved for additional fees

All sessions are scheduled to last about 50-55 minutes. I usually recommend starting off either weekly or bi-weekly for new clients, with the option to taper down to once per month when appropriate.

What are the rates? Do you take insurance?

Private Pay Fees -

  • Individual or Teen Therapy - $100 per session

  • Couples, Family, or Reunification Therapy - $125 per session

    • (Note - Family Reunification Therapy isn’t always covered by insurance, and the extra time needed for document review, document preparation, and court attendance require separate additional fees)

  • Free 15 minute consultation calls are always available

Insurance -

I bill insurance through a platform called Headway. I am paneled with Anthem, Carelon, United, Optum, Oxford, Cigna, and Aetna. Want to verify that your insurance is covered? Click Here

Are your services available virtually or in-person?

My services are available both in-person and virtually.

I am currently only licensed to practice in the state of Kentucky, which means I am only allowed to provide Telehealth services to those who are physically located in the state of Kentucky at the time of the appointment.

My in-person services are open to residents of all states. My office space is located at:

353 Taylor Ave, Bellevue KY 41073

What diagnoses or presenting problems do you treat?

I have experience treating a wide range of diagnoses and presenting problems. Here are some of my areas of expertise -

  • “Troubled Teens” - Teens who are struggling with emotional regulation or behavioral issues

  • High conflict couples who are struggling with communication, infidelity, broken trust, parenting differences, and more.

  • Family systems issues - Blended family dynamics, Parent-Child or Sibling-Sibling relationship difficulties, Adoption and Foster Care issues, Navigating parenting a special needs or neurodiverse child, Recovering from family crises such as death, divorce, transitions, and more.

  • Young Adults who are struggling with burnout, overwhelm, ADHD (either diagnosed or suspected), anxiety, low self-esteem, attachment or relationship issues, and more.

What minority populations do you have experience working with?

Black and African Folks - My first job out of college was at a nonprofit called IRCO (Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization). For a year I worked as a program assistant on a project called B.A.S.S. (Black and African Student Success). I worked closely with colleagues, youth, and families from Somalia, Chad, The Gambia, Liberia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, and more.

LGBTQIA+ Folks - I was raised in a family with two uncles who were married and loved one another. I was never taught to see homosexuality as anything other than a different incarnation of love. I am a true ally and I will never deny the validity of the additional challenges, hurt, and hurdles LGBTQIA+ folks face, but I will always elevate your humanity and personhood first and foremost over your sexual identity.

Folks from Thailand and across Asia - I served as a United States Peace Corps Volunteer from 2017 to 2020 in a rural village in the south of Thailand. For 27 months I lived with a Thai family who spoke no English, and I am still fairly fluent in Thai today as a result. I have a deep understanding of southeast Asian Buddhist culture as well as culturally-specific concepts such as collectivism, hierarchy, saving face, gender roles, sexual identities, and family dynamics.

Is there anything you won't treat or don't do?

Here are some issues I don’t typically treat in individual therapy, as my approach or training may not be applicable, or I don’t feel knowledgeable enough to provide effective interventions. I will, however, sometimes treat these issues within the context of couple, family, or reunification therapy.

  • Children age 10 and under

  • Level 3 Autism

  • Down Syndrome

  • Borderline Personality Disorder

  • Antisocial Personality Disorder

  • Schizophrenia

  • Pedophilias or Paraphilias

  • Pornography Addiction

  • Patterns of Sexual Offenses or Physical Violence/Aggression

  • Sex Therapy

  • EMDR

  • Polyamory ( I am only trained to approach couples therapy from a dyadic, attachment-based, monogamous perspective. Not discriminatory, just not my expertise or focus as a clinician.)