About Fees and Insurance
I do not accept insurance directly, but I can provide superbills for clients who wish to seek out-of-network reimbursement.
Private pay allows me to offer personalized, flexible care without restrictions on session length, frequency, or treatment type. It also protects your privacy and ensures that therapy decisions are guided by clinical needs, not insurance policies.
Yes. Many clients use HSA or FSA funds to cover therapy. Please confirm with your insurance provider that mental health services are eligible.
Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance to avoid being charged the full session fee.
About Sessions
I offer both in-person sessions at my Union Square office and virtual sessions for clients located in New York.
Most clients begin with weekly sessions. We may adjust the frequency based on your needs and progress over time.
I’m available for scheduling and logistical questions during business hours. If we determine that between-session coaching or support would be helpful as part of your treatment, we’ll discuss what that might look like and set clear expectations together. Therapeutic support is otherwise provided during scheduled sessions. In an emergency, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
My office is located near Union Square in New York City. Additional location details will be provided before your first session.
Treatment Questions
I specialize in evidence-based treatments including Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Inference-Based CBT (I-CBT), EMDR, CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed approaches. Therapy is always tailored to your goals, preferences, and comfort level.
I work with OCD, trauma, anxiety, emotional regulation, chronic illness, identity development, shame, and relational challenges. I also provide therapy for children, teens, and parents.
Yes. I offer EMDR intensives for clients seeking to do focused trauma work in a shorter time frame. A consultation helps determine whether this format is right for you.
Yes. I offer adjunctive services such as EMDR and parent therapy for clients who already have a primary therapist. We’ll collaborate to ensure consistent care.
I do not write ESA letters. For academic or workplace accommodations, documentation may be provided if clinically appropriate.
Yes, with your consent. I’m happy to coordinate care with other professionals such as psychiatrists, physicians, or school teams to ensure comprehensive support.
Yes. Parent involvement is often a key part of treatment. I provide regular updates, collaborative sessions, and guidance to help reinforce progress at home.
Yes. I offer parent therapy and coaching to support caregivers facing behavioral, emotional, or communication challenges. This can be provided independently or as part of your child’s treatment. I also support blended families, co-parents, and families navigating transitions such as divorce or relocation.