Simply fill out a request for a free 20-minute consultation. Be sure to complete the brief consultation request form in order to secure your consultation with me.

If we're a fit for therapy, we’d set a time for weekly sessions during the initial consultation call. This is usually for the following week. Within 24-hours of the consultation, you’ll receive an email invitation from my Electronic Health Records (EHR) system directing you to a secure HIPPA-compliant client portal. You will be asked to acknowledge, sign, and complete important paperwork, including:

• An intake questionnaire

• Self-report clinical assessments

• Consent Agreements

• Practice Policy Forms

You'll need to complete the paperwork at least 48 hours before your initial intake meeting. This allows enough time for me to review your responses and to ensure the best possible care from the onset of our time together.

Individual therapy is $325. There is a 24-hour cancellation policy for all scheduled therapy appointments. Appointments canceled within the 24-hour window will be billed for the full fee of the appointment. Coaching rates vary. Please consult with me to learn more about my coaching rates and packages.

No. However, as a licensed psychologist, our sessions are reimbursable if you have out-of-network health benefits. I provide clients with a monthly superbill (receipt) to submit to their insurance for possible reimbursement. To determine your eligibility for out-of-network behavioral health benefits, including reimbursement, contact your benefits administrator and ask the following:

• Do I have mental health coverage, and does it cover my work with out-of-network providers?

• What is my deductible for an out-of-network provider, and is it met?

• How much coverage does my plan give for an out-of-network provider using procedure code (CPT code) 90834?

• What is the process for reimbursement?

For your convenience, you can make payments with credit, debit, electronic cash payments through Zelle or with your Health Savings Account (HSA). Payments are due at time of service.

I am a NYS licensed psychologist, which means I work with clients throughout New York State using a secure HIPPA-compliant video conferencing platform. I currently only work virtually with clients.

Coaching services are practiced virtually and open globally.

I’m warm, witty, and occasionally cheeky or corny. I am practical, very curious, and laser focused on helping you gain self-compassion and appreciation for your experience while building confidence in your work, identity, and relationships.

I'm warm, practical, honest and a little irreverent. Not a tough-love Tony (Robbins). More of a love - love,______ I believe in utilizing compassionate accountability to support mindful change and harm reduction. I help clients find their answers while implementing gentle enough skill building, because, you know... mental health. And honestly, you’re probably already coming from a place where you’ve done enough self-deprecation… basically what I‘d likely have to help you undo. I offer a space for us to practice wisdom without judgment as a model for you on your journey beyond our sessions.

I know what you’re probably thinking, "No tough love?! How this “soft” approach gonna help me?" Listen, do not get it twisted! Over here, we coach compassionately. Contrary to popular belief, we don’t have to be "tough" or "a hard ass," to get people to take action or to be successful with their goals. We just have to be invested. Fortunately, there’s several ways to illustrate investment in others and their well-being. I mean, who’s ever gotten rid of acne by over-washing their face? You invest in a bomb, gentle, and consistent beauty routine and put pimple patches on those suckers in the meantime.

Ahhhh, that is tough to say. Hear me out! This work is intimate and individualized because much of this is dependent on several idiosyncrasies (personality, stage of change/motivation, trust/surrender) you may have that interplay with the speed and outcome of the work.

Do me a favor. Ask yourself the following questions:

1. Am I willing to investigate things that concern me in my current life? From my past? Or is it tied to my future?

2. Do I agree to meaningfully engage with any feelings that occur as a result of this work (e.g., sitting in discomfort, shock, or joy over their truths) before taking action?

3. Could I envision myself actively exploring co-created or clinically driven hypotheses in order to discover significant and, dare I say, life-changing answers?

If you responded yes to all of these questions and want my help. Contact me for a consultation.

Umm, yea-ahhh! Seriously, who said neurodiverse folks can’t floss on ‘em. Let me tell you something, most people living with adhd, may not even know it! They might have gotten so used to having unaccomplished dreams, tons of interests, that they interpret their “actual symptomatic struggle” as a sign of perpetual frontin.’ If you have ADHD, you might even be the one to constantly “talk about it” and people, even you, struggle to take your “be about it” seriously. This could feel like a rejection, ironically. Which could be used for short-term motivation to have some movement on your goals but, ultimately it could flatline again. Then, the vicious cycle continues. The issue is, you've been doing it all wrong (read, all alone)! You need real partnership and other ‘real’ intuitive strategies to help you get goals met. With ADHD, you just have to be willing and surrender and partner up, where necessary. Do you need partnership or nah? Take this brief assessment.

I am not obsessed with homework, giving it, grading it or doing it. So it’s not “given” in the sense that it would be manualized in my practice. Homework is intuitive and co-created between you and me. It’s intentional and best believe at the point it’s given, we discuss it whether or not you complete it. Of course, without judgment, just curiosity.