This really depends on too many circumstances to give a general answer. I understand that therapy can be a significant investment and strive to provide the best value for that investment. Therapy is not a quick fix or an easy solution, there is going to be some time involved. When you first begin therapy, I recommend that you attend weekly sessions in order to help establish a routine and develop the treatment goals. Most of my clients meet once a week until close to the end of their therapy. Of course, I recognize that there are sometimes obstacles to continued weekly sessions. We can discuss what frequency of sessions will work best for your specific needs.

I do not offer testimony and expect not to be subpoenaed to court. This policy is set in order to preserve the integrity of the therapeutic process and relationship with you and/or your child(ren). When there are custody issues involved or an impending divorce it is important to note that I am not a custody evaluator and cannot make any recommendations on custody. If needed, can refer you to a licensed professional who does provide custody evaluations. It is beyond the scope of my practice to make any recommendations regarding child custody.

Booking an appointment is contracting a time for delivery of professional services. If you should need to cancel an appointment please do give as much notice as possible, this will permit me to offer that time to another individual. You may request a cancellation or reschedule your appointment via phone, text, or email. Because the appointment time has been set aside and I will have prepared in advance for our session, cancellations made within 24-hours will incur a late-cancellation fee equal to the full session fee. Scheduled appointments that are not attended and not cancelled by the client will also incur a late-cancellation fee equal to the full session fee.