• I currently accept United Healthcare for individual therapy only. Beginning July 2026, I will no longer be contracted with any insurance companies. I can provide Superbills for out-of-network reimbursement. This shift allows me to offer treatment at the depth and pace your nervous system needs, not what insurance authorizes.

I offer a free 15-minute consultation. I'm looking for couples and individuals who are "sick of how things are and motivated to change"—deep thinkers ready for Stage 3-5 work, not crisis stabilization.

No. I'm licensed in Arizona, Colorado, Ohio, Maine, and Minnesota. Telehealth is available for couples and individual therapy across these states. Intensives and Equine-Assisted sessions are in-person only (Gold Canyon, AZ). Coaching & Consulting available worldwide.

When you cancel or reschedule less than 24 hrs prior to your appointment, or do not show up for your appointment, you prevent someone else from seeking treatment.  You also place a financial burden on the practice.  As a small practice, we can’t stay in business and provide care if patients repeatedly miss, reschedule at the last minute, or continuously cancel appointments.  Multiple reminders, in different modalities, are sent to you to remind you of your upcoming appointment. If you must cancel or reschedule an appointment, we require at least 24-hour notice.

No Show/Late Cancel Appointment Fees:

60 minute individual: $100

60 minute couples: $140

90 minute couples: $200

Intensives and RLT Bootcamps require a minimum 7-day notice of cancellation in order to be given a refund.

We are aware that emergencies happen and sometimes it is not possible to make your appointment. For emergency cancellations we do not charge a fee. If you find that you need to cancel your appointment within 24-hours and it is not due to an emergency, to avoid the late cancel fee, you are welcome to 1). switch to a phone/video session instead or 2). reschedule your appointment in the same week as the one you miss.

The first meeting is a free consultation to assess fit. If we proceed, we'll map your relational history, identify trauma patterns, and create a treatment plan. This is active, experiential work—not "talk therapy."

Both. Individual work often focuses on preparing for healthier relationships, repairing attachment wounds, or processing complex trauma that impacts connection.