Tell me a little about what’s going on.

Questions people ask first.

• How long are sessions, and what do they cost?

  Individual sessions are 55 minutes at $150, usually weekly. Premarital sessions run two hours at $325; the longer block is what the work needs.

  A free 15-minute consultation comes first, so you can decide before committing to anything.

• Do you take insurance?

  I’m credentialed with several major plans, though availability for insurance billing is limited — so it’s worth asking early. If we work together privately, I provide superbills you can submit for out-of-network reimbursement, and a Good Faith Estimate before your first session.

• What happens on the free consultation?

  It’s fifteen minutes, and it isn’t a therapy session. You tell me a little about what’s going on, I tell you how I work, and we decide together whether this is a fit. If it isn’t, I’ll say so on the call and point you somewhere better suited.

• What's your cancellation policy?

  Please give at least 48 hours’ notice when you need to move or cancel a session. Cancellations less than 48 hours before the appointment are charged $75.

  Deep Focus sessions have their own booking and cancellation terms, because they reserve a block of time and need preparation well before the date. They are set out on the Deep Focus page.

• ¿Ofrece terapia en español?

  Sí. Soy bilingüe y atiendo en español e inglés. For clients who carry their story in Spanish, you will not have to translate yourself to be understood here.

• Do you see clients online?

  Yes. I see clients in person in Tampa and by telehealth anywhere in Florida. I’m licensed in Florida only, so sessions need to take place while you’re in the state.

• What is a Deep Focus session?

  It’s extended work — two hours, a full day, or several days — built around one thing rather than spread across weekly appointments. Some work moves faster when it isn’t interrupted. There’s a fuller explanation on the Deep Focus page.

• Is your practice faith-based?

  I’m faith-informed, not overtly religious. If faith matters to you, it’s welcome in the room and I’ll honor it. If it doesn’t, that’s equally fine — nothing here requires it, and I won’t bring it where it isn’t wanted.