Two ways to book your first session
One-on-one online CBT with a licensed therapist who has more than 20 years of experience.
Best if:
Use your insurance
Pay privately
Your plan's copay or coinsurance, usually after your deductible.
Your plan covers out-of-pocket mental health visits and you'd like to use it.
What you pay:
Book through this website, Headway, Tava, or Rula.
How to book:
You don't have insurance, want to keep your visits off your insurance record, or prefer to pay directly.
$130 per 45-minute session, paid by credit card at the time of service.
Book through this website
If you're paying privately
Choose a day and time on my calendar.
Complete the secure intake forms you receive.
Pay by credit card at the time of service. Want an estimate first? Request a Good Faith Estimate.
Meet me by secure video.
If you're using insurance
Check your benefits in a couple of minutes with the Instant Benefit Checker.
Book your first session through [the insurance booking link].
Complete the secure intake forms you receive.
Meet me by secure video.
Have these ready
A private place and a device with a camera and microphone.
Confirmation that you'll be physically in California, Florida, Michigan, or Texas during the session.
Your insurance card, if you're using insurance.
Good to know. Appointments are Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. ET. Missed appointments and late cancellations are $65 if not canceled within 24 hours of the scheduled appointment. Scheduling tools collect only what they need to book you, so please keep health details out of any notes field; our Website Privacy Statement explains how that information is handled.
Still have questions? Use the non-urgent question form and I'll reply within one business day. If you're in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.
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