Frequently Asked Questions

Asheville, NC

The Menu: Accordion Style

 



The Menu: Full Length Style


Are you accepting new clients?

As of April 22, I have two open slots available.


I’m ready to start! What can I expect?

Want to know more about the process?  Head over to what to expect.



Where is your office?

You may notice I don’t have an address listed.  That is because all my sessions are online.  Check out the benefits and preparation for online sessions here online sessions.




What are your office hours?

My hours are:

Monday 8:00AM-3:30 PM

Tuesday 8:00AM-3:30 PM

Wednesday 8:00AM-3:30 PM

Thursday 8:00AM- 9:00AM

By Appointment Only




What are your fees?

Each session is $130.  If you have more questions about fees and insurance, head on over to Fees and Insurance.



Do you accept insurance?

Yes, I currently accept insurance for the following carriers:

Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC, Aetna, Medcost, United. I can also give you a superbill if your insurance is not listed above.  Have more questions about fees & insurance?

Click here: Fees and Insurance



What is your cancellation policy?

 If a standing  appointment is cancelled, I kindly ask you to choose from the following options, as I have people waiting for therapy slots.   1)  make up the session the week before, 2) within the week of, or 3) the week after your missed session.   Of course, this is dependent on my late notice availability.  In the case of a rescheduled appointment being missed and or if none of these first three options are attainable, you are responsible for the full session fee ($130).

 

Do you offer online therapy sessions?

Yes! As a matter of fact, 100% of my sessions are online(Telehealth) sessions for North Carolina Residents. Have questions about Online Therapy? Head on over to online therapy.


What does weaving yoga into therapy sessions look like?

Want to know more about the process?  Head over to Yoga for Mental Health


What does EMDR in therapy look like?

Want to know more about the process?  Head over to EMDR for trauma