Pricing and Fees

I am considered an “out of network” provider for all insurance companies. I can produce a superbill for you that you can submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. I cannot guarantee what you might be reimbursed, so please make sure to check with your insurance company to confirm what your out of network benefits are.

I use a three-tiered system for pricing based on your financial situation. Please browse the adjacent pricing tiers and choose the bracket that best represents your life situation and what you are able to pay to make ongoing therapy sustainable for you. You can choose whichever price within the appropriate bracket feels sustainable for you. Please be in touch with any questions.

Ketamine-assisted sessions are usually 2-3 hours depending on dosage.

If you have reliable out of network benefits, I highly encourage you to consider choosing a higher price than you might otherwise consider. It supports those without these benefits who are not eligible for any reimbursement.

This model is based off of the Green Bottle Method. Please see here if you’d like to read more about it.

You can read about the No Surprises Act here. You are entitled to a good faith estimate around how much one year’s worth of our work will cost you.

  • $250-$400/hour

    • 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 while my partner is stably employed, 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

  • $200-$225/hour

    • 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 employed

    • 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

  • $50-$175/hour

    • 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