That’s completely normal. I move at your child’s pace and focus on building comfort and trust first.
Not always. Some sessions are just for your child, while others may include parent check-ins as needed.
How to Prepare Your Child for Therapy (Simple + Helpful Tips):
You don’t need to say anything complicated. Keeping it simple and positive works best:
Additional Helpful Reminders:
I’ll create a personalized plan based on your child’s needs and your goals
• We’ll schedule your child’s first individual session
• I’ll share recommendations (if helpful) for home, school, or routines
• We’ll set a consistent schedule to build comfort and progress
• You’ll have ongoing opportunities to check in and ask questions
I operate as a self-pay therapist, which allows me to offer more privacy, flexibility, and control over your care. You can request a superbill to submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement if you have out-of-network benefits.
Sessions typically last about 45–50 minutes.
Most families start with weekly or biweekly sessions, then adjust as progress is made.
-Yes, absolutely.
-As long as you are physically located in one of the 40+ participating PSYPACT states during our appointment times, you can be a consistent, regular client in my practice.
-You do not need to reside in or travel to my home state to receive ongoing, long-term care.
The first step is to schedule an appointment here.
You can also book a free telephone consultation. From there, we’ll explore your goals, ensure we’re a good fit, and create a plan for moving forward.