Weekly therapy
Ongoing EMDR & depth work
Regular 55-minute sessions over secure video — the steady core of the practice.
$395per 55-minute session · weekly
Rates
The rate, plainly.
$395 for a 55-minute session, weekly, over secure video.
What it holds in place
A small practice, and the room it makes.
The rate is what keeps the caseload small. That's the whole trade: fewer people, so there's room to think about your work between sessions, room to reach me when a week goes sideways, and the same slot held for you rather than whatever's left.
It also keeps your care off anyone else's file. Insurance requires a diagnosis and notes to justify payment; private pay doesn't. Nothing is submitted, so there's nothing to surface later.
EMDR intensives
A day given to the work
Concentrated EMDR in a focused half- or full-day, with prep and integration built in.
From $2,000Quoted individually
More on the day itself: EMDR intensives →
Coaching
Outside New York, coaching is the way we can work together — non-clinical, forward-facing, $395 a session. Whether it's the right container is what the consult decides.
Scheduling
Your time, held for you.
Your slot is yours. Twenty-four hours' notice to move it, and inside that window the session is billed — but a small caseload can absorb a real life, and you should be out living one. When something comes up, tell me and we'll work it out.
Before you ask
Two questions worth answering here.
Can I use my out-of-network benefits?
Often, yes. A superbill is available on request, and many PPO plans reimburse 50–80% of the rate once your deductible is met. Worth knowing before you submit one: a superbill carries a diagnosis, which puts on file the record that private pay avoids. Whether that trade is worth making is yours to weigh.
How do I know if this is the right fit?
That's what the consult is for. Fifteen minutes by video, free: say what's going on, and you'll leave knowing whether this is the right room for it. If it isn't, I'll tell you who's better placed. Book the consult →
Everyone deserves joy
Start with a conversation.
Fifteen minutes, free, by video.