Private pay fees simply mean paying for services directly rather than using insurance. This applies if you don’t have insurance, your plan doesn’t cover the service, or you choose not to use insurance. Payment is made at the time of your appointment. Many clients prefer this option for privacy or flexibility, and we can provide a superbill (an itemized receipt) if you’d like to request reimbursement from your insurance.

What an Intake Session Is An intake session is the very first appointment in therapy. It’s a chance for you and your therapist to get to know each other and begin laying the foundation for your work together. Think of it as an extended first meeting where your therapist is gathering a full picture of who you are, what brings you to therapy, and what your goals might be. What Happens During Intake Sharing Your Story: You’ll talk about the main concerns or struggles that led you to seek therapy. History & Background: Your therapist will ask about things like your personal history, relationships, past treatment experiences, health, and daily life. Clarifying Goals: Together, you’ll start to identify what you want to work on and what “success” in therapy might look like for you. Questions & Expectations: You’ll have the chance to ask questions, learn about your therapist’s approach, and discuss practical details like scheduling, fees, and how sessions will typically run. Cost: $300

What Weekly Therapy Sessions Are After the intake, therapy sessions usually happen once a week. These ongoing appointments give you consistent time and space to focus on yourself, your goals, and the challenges you’re facing. What Happens in a Session Checking In: You’ll start by sharing how your week has been, including any wins, struggles, or new insights. Exploring Themes: Together, you and your therapist will talk through patterns, emotions, and experiences that matter to you. Building Skills: Your therapist may introduce coping strategies, perspectives, or tools you can practice between sessions. Collaborative Process: The focus is always on your priorities—your therapist will guide, but you set the pace. Why It Matters Regular sessions create momentum. They allow you to build trust with your therapist, see progress over time, and have ongoing support as you navigate life’s challenges. Each week becomes an opportunity to reflect, grow, and move closer to the life you want. Cost: $200 per session

A focused evaluation designed to answer the question, “What’s really going on?” This process includes an in-depth clinical interview, screening measures, and personality assessments to clarify diagnoses and guide treatment planning. Often, clients come in wondering whether their symptoms are better explained by conditions such as Bipolar Disorder, PTSD, or another concern. This evaluation helps tease apart nuanced presentations by combining clinical expertise with objective assessment data. You’ll receive a detailed written report with results, diagnostic impressions, and personalized recommendations for next steps. Cost: $1586 for the entire evaluation- includes everything.

FAA Fast Track ADHD Evaluation A focused, FAA-aligned assessment designed to determine whether an individual meets criteria for ADHD under the FAA Fast Track pathway. This evaluation emphasizes current functioning, symptom history, treatment history, and documentation review to support aviation medical certification decisions efficiently and accurately. FAA Fast Track Process FAA Fast Track ADHD evaluations include a detailed clinical interview, review of relevant historical records, completion of standardized questionnaires, and FAA-required documentation. Collateral information may be requested when appropriate. Formal cognitive or neuropsychological testing is not always required and is used selectively based on clinical need or case complexity. What to Expect All evaluations include a thorough clinical interview and completion of standardized questionnaires by you and, when appropriate, individuals who know you well. For FAA Fast Track cases, we also carefully review prior medical and academic records to ensure compliance with FAA requirements. In some cases, additional testing may be recommended if needed to clarify diagnostic questions or ensure FAA documentation standards are fully met. After the evaluation, you will receive a feedback session where results are explained clearly and questions are addressed in a supportive setting. A comprehensive written report is then provided, including findings, diagnostic impressions, and recommendations relevant to FAA certification, treatment planning, and functional supports. Cost: $2500 for the entire evaluation- includes everything

ADHD Evaluation A comprehensive assessment of attention, memory, problem-solving, and executive functioning to clarify whether ADHD is present and how it impacts daily life. Autism Spectrum Evaluation An in-depth evaluation of social communication, behavior, sensory processing, and developmental history. This process helps identify strengths and challenges and determine whether an autism diagnosis is appropriate. What to Expect Both ADHD and autism evaluations include a thorough clinical interview, standardized in-person cognitive testing, and detailed questionnaires completed by you and people who know you well. After testing, we provide a feedback session where results are explained in a supportive space, and you’ll receive a comprehensive written report with clear findings, diagnostic impressions, and personalized recommendations for treatment, supports, and school or workplace accommodations. Cost: $2550 for the entire evaluation- includes everything