Contact

Appointments

Teletherapy sessions are 50 minutes for individuals and 75 minutes for couples. Please fill out this form to schedule a phone consultation or session or call 214-714-1013.

Payment

The fee for psychotherapy is $250 per 50-minute session for individuals and $350 per 75-minute session for couples. An initial phone consultation is available free of charge. Payments are due at each session.

Cancellation policy: if an appointment is cancelled or no-showed with less than 24 hours notice, you will be required to pay the full cost of the session

Insurance

Please note that I accept private pay only. I am happy to provide a monthly bill to those who wish to submit for possible reimbursement from your insurance company; however, I do not directly work with insurance companies.

 

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