I work out of two office suites in the Atlanta area which are shared with other mental health therapists. One is in Marietta near Smyrna (off Windy Hill Road and I-75), and the other is in Alpharetta (just south of downtown).

My standard fee is $165 per session (roughly 45 minutes). If that price scares you or makes you think you couldn’t do therapy, please don’t let that be the only barrier. I have a very flexible sliding scale. Please see the bottom of the page for details.

I accept Cigna and Aetna insurance! I am planning to apply to accept Medicaid in 2026. This process can take several months. For now, I can provide a sliding scale and a SuperBill as an out of network provider.

Marietta/Smyrna Office: Cozy and warm with large windows and lots of fidget toys.

Very close to Cumberland, Vinings, Woodmere, Chastain Park. Within about 30 minutes of Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Powder Springs, Mableton, and Kennesaw.

Both offices are designed with intentionality, from the textures and colors to the layout, and of course, a selection of toys and books designed to allow for exploration of a wide variety of issues.

Roswell/Alpharetta Office: Naturally lit and spacious, plenty of room to move and play, with various equipment for rocking and balancing.

Fees

Intake: $180

Play therapy session: $165 (average 45 minutes)

Parent check-in (15-20 minutes): Included once per 4 child sessions (usually monthly)

Parent session: $165 (usually about 50 minutes, up to an hour)

Brief parent session: Pro-rated based on a rate of $165/hour

Intensive therapy: $450 per week
-Covers up to 5 sessions, can be any combination of child and parent sessions, paid in advance for the week with no refund for cancelations.

Sliding Scale: $150, $135, $120, $105, $90, $75, $60, $45
-Lower slots may be available upon request. I firmly believe money should not be a barrier to therapy.

Pay it Forward: $180 (or choose your own)
-Makes it possible for me to offer more low-fee slots. Inquire if interested.

Insurance: I accept Cigna / Evernorth and Aetna and can provide an out-of-network superbill for other insurance carriers.

I chose a rate that I feel is both fair to me and to clients based on current market conditions. I have a lot to offer and a lot of valuable experience and education. I also don’t want to charge the absolute maximum that I could with my skills (more like $180-250) because I also want people to feel like they’re getting a great deal for what they’re paying. If you’re thinking, “$165 is still a LOT!” I know, it is, but some people can afford that pretty easily, which means I can then see others for less.

I charge per session, not per minute, because I’ve found that a 40-minute session and a 50-minute session take roughly the same amount of preparation and work, block off the same amount of time on my calendar, and have the same therapeutic value as long as I pay attention to what’s clinically best more than focusing on the clock. If we’re done at 40 minutes, there’s no sense dragging things out. If we need 50, I don’t want to feel constrained by the time limit. I tell families to expect sessions to be anywhere from 40-50 minutes, and to let me know if they have a hard stop on any occasion. I also do parent check-ins of 15-20 minutes once a month, which I do not bill for (if we need longer, I only bill for the time after the first 20 minutes). For parent sessions, I tend to give 50 minutes to an hour, and if it’s much less or more, I can adjust the fee. Intakes are a little more because there is some extra work at the outset to get a client set up, make a care plan, etc. Think of it as a registration fee.

I participate in the Open Path Collective. If you are uninsured or underinsured and looking for therapy, you can search Open Path’s website for other therapists who offer low fees as well.