Take a peek at each of our therapist’s pages to learn more about their specialties and approaches. When you have found a therapist and/or approach you are interested in working with, go to the Work With Me button to connect with them directly.

Each therapist owns and operates their own practice so they set their own fees, set their own schedules and may or may not take insurance. Please reach out to the therapist you are interested in working with to see if they take insurance and what their session fees are.

In general, therapists do not work with the same client on the same treatment goals at the same time. However, it is often appropriate to work with more than one provider when each therapist is offering a clearly defined, complementary service that your primary therapist does not provide. In these cases, care can be coordinated as a collaborative treatment approach.

For example, you may be working with a therapist for talk therapy or Brainspotting and choose to add ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP). If your primary therapist does not offer KAP, your primary therapist and KAP provider can ethically collaborate to support your treatment—each working within their distinct scope and role.

No, each therapist is their own business and manages their own schedules and fees. This means that we are not available for walk-in care or crisis care.

If you are having a life threatening mental health emergency, please call 9-1-1 or go to your nearest emergency room.