Rates for Services

A free initial phone consultation provides the opportunity for potential new clients to ask questions and determine if we might be a good "fit" for services desired and services offered.

An intake session is the first meeting between a client and a therapist, where the therapist gathers essential information to understand the client's concerns and background. Review of forms completed prior to the appointment.

Individual psychotherapy is a one-on-one treatment between a person and a trained therapist, where the focus is entirely on the individual’s mental health, concerns, and personal experiences.

Couple's therapy, also known as couples counseling or relationship therapy, is a type of psychotherapy that helps romantic partners address issues and improve their relationship.

Family psychotherapy, also known as family therapy, is a type of therapy that involves working with families to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and address issues that affect the family as a whole.

Group psychotherapy, also known as group therapy, is a type of therapy where a small group of individuals meets with a trained therapist to work on common issues and personal growth.

Coaching is a process where a trained coach works with an individual to help them achieve personal goals, improve their overall well-being, and unlock their potential. Unlike therapy, which often focuses on mental health issues or past experiences, life coaching is generally future-focused and centers around creating actionable steps toward achieving specific aspirations. In life coaching, the coach provides guidance, encouragement, and support as the individual works on various aspects of

An intake session is the first meeting between a client and the evaluator, where the evaluator gathers essential information to understand the client's concerns and background. Review of forms completed prior to the appointment.

Psychological evaluations are comprehensive assessments conducted by trained mental health professionals (such as psychologists) to gather information about an individual’s cognitive, emotional, and psychological functioning. These evaluations help in understanding various aspects of a person's mental health, personality, and behavior, often for diagnostic, and treatment planning purposes.

Neuropsychological evaluations are specialized assessments that evaluate how the brain functions in relation to behavior, emotions, and cognitive abilities. These evaluations are conducted by trained psychologists and focus on understanding the impact of brain conditions or injuries on a person's cognitive, emotional, and psychological well-being.