FAQS

A clinical psychologist is a licensed mental health professional with advanced doctoral training in understanding human emotion, behavior, and psychological development. Clinical psychologists complete a doctoral degree, years of supervised clinical experience, and specialized training in therapy, assessment, and research. Their education includes coursework in personality, development, neuroscience, psychotherapy, and the science of how people change.

Clinical psychologists are trained to work with a wide range of emotional experiences, from everyday stress to more complex inner worlds and psychological assessment. Many people choose to work with a clinical psychologist when they want thoughtful, depth-oriented therapy that goes beyond learning coping strategies and focuses on long-term insight, meaning, and personal growth.

Yes. My office is located at 1155 W 3rd Avenue, Columbus, OH 43212.

We meet by secure video, offering you the same depth and presence as in‑person work with more ease and flexibility. I offer online therapy services to adults physically located anywhere in the state of Ohio.

No. I am an out of network provider. Although I do not accept insurance, I can provide documentation (known as a superbill) for clients to use out-of-network benefits. Payments can also be made from HSA and FSA accounts.

As a private-pay provider, I offer the flexibility, privacy, and depth of care that many clients prefer when they’re ready to prioritize their mental health on their own terms. Your goals guide the work we do together without limitations by insurance.

Initial Intake assessment, 90 mins: $250

Individual psychotherapy, 45-50 mins: $200

Individual psychotherapy, 30 mins: $150

Your first session gives you extra time to settle in and talk about what feels important. There’s no pressure to tell your whole story or answer anything that doesn’t feel right yet. The purpose is for us to get a better sense of your needs, hopes, and goals of treatment.

There is no required length of therapy or timeline. You stay for as long as the work feels meaningful, and we shape the process around your needs and goals. When you feel ready and that you have met your goals, we talk about ending in a way that feels right for you.

A Good Faith Estimate explains the expected cost of therapy and is not a contract. It often reflects the cost of weekly sessions for a full year so you have the clearest picture possible. Your estimate can change if your goals shift or if you decide to end therapy sooner. You are never required to stay for the full year.