FAQS

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    • Monday: 10:00am-7:00pm (In person & Virtual) (Last session at 6pm)

    • Wednesday: 10:00am-7:00pm (In person & Virtual) (Last session at 6pm)

    • Thursday: 10:00am-5:00pm (In person & Virtual) (Last session at 4pm)

    • Sunday: 10:00am-7:00pm (In person & Virtual) (Last session at 6pm)

  • Session Rates:

    Individual Therapy: $100 (50 minutes)

    Couples Therapy: $125 (80 minutes)

    EMDR Therapy: $125 (80 minutes)

    Cash, Debit, Credit Cards, Zelle, paypal, venmo & HSA/FSA cards accepted.

    Please note: A card on file is required for all clients, even if paying via Cash, Zelle, Venmo, or PayPal. This is for security and to uphold the cancellation policy.

  • I do not bill insurance; however, I can provide you with a superbill at the end of each month that you can submit to your insurance company. Before booking an appointment, I suggest calling the number on the back of your insurance card, inquiring about your “out of network” therapy benefits and learning about how to submit an out-of-network reimbursement claim.

    Accepted Payment Methods:

    • Cash

    • Debit Card

    • Credit Card

    • Health Savings Account Card (HSA/FSA)

    • Zelle/Venmo/Paypal

    Please note: A card on file is required for all clients, even if paying via Cash, Zelle, Venmo, or PayPal. This is for security and to uphold the cancellation policy.

  • Yes, A sliding scale is any amount below the therapist’s full fee. I offer a sliding scale on a short-term basis based on evidence of need and availability. If you’re interested in a sliding scale fee, please reach out using the contact form and mention that you’d like to explore this option.

  • I work with adults (couples and individuals) and adolescents aged 10 and older. For clients under 18, I require an initial conversation with a parent or guardian before scheduling. Please contact me at 702-758-5269.

  • In your first session, you can expect a warm and welcoming environment where you can begin to share your experiences and concerns. Sessions are 50 minutes and here’s what typically happens:

    1. Introductions: We’ll start with some brief introductions, allowing you to get to know me and my approach to therapy.

    2. Overview of the Process: I’ll explain how our sessions will work, including confidentiality, scheduling, and what to expect moving forward.

    3. Gathering Information: I’ll ask questions about your background, current challenges, and what brings you to therapy. This helps me understand your unique situation and goals.

    4. Setting Goals: Together, we’ll discuss what you hope to achieve through therapy. Setting clear goals can guide our work together and help you stay focused on your healing journey.

    5. Questions and Concerns: Feel free to ask any questions you may have about the process, my therapeutic approach, or anything else on your mind.

    Your first session is an opportunity to begin building a therapeutic relationship and create a foundation for our work together. Remember, it’s a space for you to express yourself openly and honestly.

  • The duration of therapy varies for each individual and depends on several factors, including your specific goals, the challenges you're facing, and your personal progress. Typically, clients are seen weekly or biweekly to maintain momentum and provide consistent support. Some clients may find relief and achieve their goals in just a few sessions, while others may benefit from longer-term support.

    During our initial sessions, we'll discuss your needs and determine a plan that works for you, including the frequency of our meetings. Regular check-ins will help us assess your progress and decide together how long you may want to continue. Ultimately, the decision is yours, and I'm here to support you every step of the way on your journey to healing and growth.

  • An CPC-Intern is a professional in the process of obtaining full licensure as a Clinical Professional Counselor. They have completed a master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling or a related field and are gaining supervised clinical experience required for licensure.

  • Yes I also offer telehealth appointments for clients physically located in Nevada at the time of our session. You can join the video session using your phone, tablet, or computer, as long as you have a strong Wi-Fi connection and a private, quiet space. For safety and focus, telehealth sessions require the use of video and remaining stationary throughout the appointment—this means no driving during the session.