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Pricing & Fees

As a step toward equity, I have chosen to use a tiered payment system (inspired by The Green Bottle Method) to help increase accessibility.

 

Please choose a tier that best fits your situation and a price within that range that feels sustainable for ongoing therapy. Folks who can pay in the higher tier allow me to offer spots in the lower tier.​ ​

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Please take your time considering the info below. I do not ask for "proof" of your income and am happy to discuss your concerns, questions, needs, and more related to the fee.

Living in Financial Abundance (Supporting)

 

$190-$240+

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  • Financially, I can comfortably meet all my basic needs (food, housing, & transportation); any stress I feel about finances is never about meeting my basic needs

  • Any debt I carry doesn’t keep me from meeting basic needs

  • I am stably employed, or I am a stay-at-home caregiver not seeking to work outside the home, or I don’t need to work to meet my needs

  • I own or rent a home that is comfortable and spacious, with modern conveniences

  • I own or lease my car, and can get a new car every few years if I want to

  • I have access to healthcare whenever I need it

  • I have access to savings and can tap it when I need to

  • I can always buy new items if I want to

  • I generally have discretionary income and can treat myself to indulgences when I want to

  • I’m usually able to buy higher-end items if I prefer to

Living in Financial Stability (Sustaining)

 

$160-$185​

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  • Financially, I regularly meet all my basic needs (food, housing transportation); any stress I feel about finances isn’t usually about meeting my basic needs

  • Any debt I carry doesn’t keep me from meeting basic needs

  • I am stably employed, or I am a stay-at-home caregiver not seeking to work outside the home while my partner is stably employe

  • I own or rent a home that is comfortable and spacious enough, with modern conveniences

  • I own or lease a car and can afford gas, or I am car-free by choice

  • I usually have access to healthcare when I need it

  • I might have access to some savings I can tap when I am low on funds

  • I can usually buy new items, though sometimes I need to plan ahead

  • I have discretionary income sometimes; I can treat myself to a few indulgences every month

  • I can take a vacation every year or two if I plan ahead

Living in Financial Scarcity (Supported)

 

$80-$155​

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  • Financially, I often have stress about meeting my basic needs (food, housing, & transportation), and can’t always meet them

  • I might have debt, which sometimes keeps me from meeting basic needs

  • I am unemployed, underemployed, or usually worried about my income or my job’s stability

  • My home lacks space/comfort or modern conveniences, or my housing is unstable

  • I don’t have a car (not by choice), or I have limited access to a car but I can’t always afford gas

  • I don’t always have access to the healthcare I need

  • I don’t have savings I can tap when I am low on funds

  • I rarely buy new items

  • I don’t generally have discretionary income to treat myself to indulgences (new clothes, a movie, etc.)

  • I can’t usually afford vacations

  • Taking time off is a financial burden or jeopardizes my job

  • I qualify for some form of public assistance

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