No, I don't accept insurance because insurance companies require therapists to provide a mental health diagnosis and demonstrate that ongoing therapy is medically necessary in order to cover treatment.

While that model works for some people, it can also limit what we’re able to focus on in therapy. There may be important areas of your life you want to explore—relationships, identity, career, personal growth, life transitions, or patterns you want to understand—that don't necessarily fit within what an insurance company considers medically necessary.

Working outside of insurance allows us to keep the focus on you and what you want to work on, rather than a diagnosis or what an insurance company determines is covered.

This gives us greater flexibility, privacy, and freedom to shape therapy around your individual needs and goals.