Session Rates & Insurance
A Therapeutic Relationship Built Around You
At Beyond the Labyrinth Counseling, I intentionally keep my caseload small so that I can be fully present with each person I work with.
I believe meaningful therapy happens when there is room to slow down, build a genuine connection, and give care and attention to the person behind the story.
By choosing not to overextend my schedule, I’m able to offer a more personable therapeutic experience—one where our work together feels thoughtful, collaborative, and deeply meaningful.
Why Private Pay Therapy is an Advantage in Disguise
I have more emotional space for you
The average therapist who accepts insurance is seeing anywhere between 20 to 30 clients a week! That’s a lot of stories to keep track of! In comparison, I typically see 8 to 10 per week.
Less people to juggle between means I have more time and energy to focus on YOU and YOUR CARE!
Interested in beginning therapy with me? You can schedule a free 15-minute consultation below!
My style of therapy makes it easier to feel comfortable with me quickly.
When you feel out of control, overwhelmed, incredibly angry, or deeply anxious – I’m not easily overwhelmed by your own emotions. I’m able to meet you where you are and fully hold you amidst the chaos of it all.
When tension, disagreements, misunderstandings, or conflicts create a rupture within the relationship – I have the confidence and readiness to explore this with you rather than avoid it.
I am consistent, emotionally steady, and respectful. You don’t have to earn my care, predict my reactions, or manage my emotional state to feel safe with me.
Feeling safe with your therapist makes it possible to go deeper and actually start noticing change in your life at the root!
An insurance bro isn’t my boss, meaning we have more flexibility to make therapy more about you and less about them
I’m a completely solo practitioner free from the restrictions insurance companies place upon the quality of your treatment and overall experience.
I don’t have external administrative requirements that eat away my energy and attention. Nor do I have to contend with outside parties who may negatively influence the quality of the work we’re doing together.
This means we have MORE CONTROL over the quality and direction of your care!
And that I have the freedom and space to be more intentional with you about that care – which safeguards your true needs and concerns in therapy.
Payment
I accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and cash payments.
I also accept Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA). Please verify eligible expenses with your provider.
Payment is expected at the time of service. I require all clients to keep a valid form of payment on file to ensure payment for services rendered. Payments are processed through Stripe processor on Simple Practice at the end of session (day of service).
Phone Consultation
Wondering if we’re the right match? My practice offers a free 15-minute consultation call. This is a short, structured conversation to determine if we’re a good fit. This can help boost your confidence and clarity before deciding to move forward with therapy. It’s low-pressure and focused on helping you make the best choice for your presenting concerns.
During this call, I will:
Ask a few focused questions to ensure that I’m fully informed about your presenting concerns
Share a bit about my practice
Explore whether or not my approach is a good match for you
Why this is a helpful option:
Builds Confidence: Shopping for a therapist isn’t a one-size-fits all affair. This can give you more confidence about whether or not to move forward with me
Ensures Alignment: Helps both of us see if my approach matches your presenting concerns
Good Faith Estimate
Notice in Accordance with the No Suprises Act:
You have the right to receive a “Good Faith Estimate” that explains the total expected cost of any health care items or services upon request, or when scheduling such items or services. Under the law, health care providers need to give patients who don’t have insurance or who are not using insurance an estimate of their bill for healthcare items and services before those items or services are provided. If you receive a bill that is at least $400 more than your “Good Faith Estimate”, you can dispute the bill. For more information or questions about your right to a “Good Faith Estimate”, visit www.cms.gov/nosurprises