affordable therapy program
Making therapy accessible.
Therapy should be a space where everyone feels seen, heard, and supported—without financial barriers getting in the way. Sliding scale options are designed to meet you where you are, offering flexible rates based on your current financial situation. Whether you're navigating a challenging time, experiencing financial hardship, or exploring therapy for the first time, I’m here to help.
Every client, regardless of what they pay, is investing in their own well-being.
If you are able to pay my full rate of $170, know that your contribution helps make therapy more accessible for others—thank you for supporting a more inclusive path to mental wellness.
To make it easy for you to find the right fit, I've outlined four sliding scale options. If you'd like to jump directly to them, click the link below. These categories are here to help guide you in choosing a rate that aligns with your financial situation.
Additional Information
As a solo practitioner, my sliding scale spots are limited, please inquire directly for current availability. Read more information about duration and options for existing clients or couples below. Rates are available for up to 3 months, at which point we will reassess together to see if any adjustments need to be made based on your financial situation or therapeutic goals. If you're an existing client already paying the full rate and find yourself needing more affordable options, please don’t hesitate to ask about transitioning into a sliding scale rate. I also offer affordable options for couples therapy. Please reach out using the contact form to learn more.
Have Questions?
Submit the Contact Form and select Affordable Therapy Program to inquire about sliding scale options or discuss your needs.
How to Choose the Right Rate for You
Take a moment to consider your current financial situation and which category resonates with where you are right now. The goal is to find a rate that feels comfortable and manageable for you. Remember, this process is flexible, and I want to work with you to ensure therapy is accessible and sustainable for your financial situation.
Standard Rate $170
This is my regular rate for clients who are financially stable and able to cover all basic needs with ease.
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You can meet all your basic needs comfortably.
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You have financial savings, expendable income, and access to vacations or time off.
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Your housing situation is stable (homeowner or higher-end rental).
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You have a personal vehicle or live in an area where owning one is not essential.
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You may have debt, but it does not impact your ability to meet your basic needs.
Reduced Rate - $140
This rate is for clients who have some flexibility in their budget but still want to find a balance between affordability and accessibility. You likely qualify for this rate if:
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You can meet all your basic needs.
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You may have some debt but still manage to maintain a stable financial situation.
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You may rent or own your home and have some expendable income.
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You can take a holiday or time off without significant financial stress.
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You’re employed or self-employed with access to financial savings.
Support Rate - $110
This rate is for clients who are in a situation where finances are tighter, but you’re still able to meet your basic needs with some planning and budgeting. You likely qualify for this rate if:
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You regularly meet basic needs but may experience some stress around finances.
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You may have some debt and limited savings, but you manage to stay on top of your essential needs.
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You may rent or own your home, but struggle with rent/mortgage payments or vehicle expenses.
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You work part-time or on a contract basis, and have limited expendable income.
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You may need to save actively to take a vacation or engage in leisure activities.
Access Rate - $90
This rate is designed for clients who are facing financial hardship and may struggle to meet basic needs, but still want to seek support during challenging times. You likely qualify for this rate if:
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You may struggle to meet basic needs on a regular basis but do so with planning and support.
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Debt may limit your ability to cover all of your needs or pay for basic necessities.
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You may rent a lower-cost home, live in unstable housing, or do not have a personal vehicle.
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You may be unemployed, working part-time, or receive government assistance.
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Financial savings and expendable income are limited, and vacations or time off are not an option.