I primarily work with adults 18 and up, and occasionally with older adolescents.

Yes! I am offering limited in-person appointments at 1350 Connecticut Avenue NW, just south of Dupont Circle, in Washington DC.  For the most part though, I am working remotely and using HIPAA-compliant platforms like Zoom to meet with my clients. Virtual sessions create some challenges while alleviating others. I work with my clients to ensure we are connecting in a meaningful way and progressing toward their goals.

No, I am not a prescriber. If at any point in our work together you would like to explore medication, I am happy to refer you to a prescriber to see whether medication management makes sense for you. If you already take medication, I am happy to coordinate care with your prescriber as needed.

I do not participate in any insurance networks. This means I require direct payment, which most clients handle by keeping a credit card on file. I send monthly Superbills which you can use to submit to your insurance provider to seek reimbursement. Please check with your health insurance provider for the details of your out-of-network mental health coverage. I am a licensed clinical social worker in Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia, and many insurance plans will provide partial reimbursement for treatment I provide. Please note: Unlike psychotherapy, separation and divorce services (e.g., parent coordination, mediation, Collaborative Divorce and Collaborative Coaching) are – unfortunately – not reimbursable by insurance.

I will ask for a retainer at the beginning of our engagement, to be replenished as needed. Any unused portion of the retainer will be returned at the end of our work together.