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Rates & Access
Specialized grief care is not cheap to provide, and we won't pretend otherwise. But there are several ways to lower what you pay — and we would rather talk about money openly than have you quietly decide not to come.
Option one
Graduate interns and associate therapists offer the same grief-affirming approach at a lower rate, with licensed clinical supervision behind every session.
LMSW, LAC, LAMFT
$175 initial 60-minute intake
Fully licensed associates working under clinical supervision.
Master's-level students in counseling, social work, or marriage & family therapy
$75 initial 60-minute intake
Our most affordable option, supervised by our licensed clinical staff.
More ways to lower the cost
Option two
Depending on your provider, we may be able to bill directly. Currently accepted:
Not all providers accept every plan. We can also provide a superbill for out-of-network reimbursement.
Option three
If we can't bill your plan directly, we can provide a superbill — an itemized receipt you submit to your insurer for reimbursement under your out-of-network benefits.
Call the member services number on your insurance card and ask what your out-of-network outpatient mental health benefit is, and whether your deductible has been met.
Option four
Open Path is a nonprofit network that connects people with affordable therapy. Members pay a one-time lifetime membership fee and then access reduced-rate sessions.
Learn about Open Path →Also worth knowing
Payments can be made with cash, check, credit card, health savings account. Health Savings Account and Flexible Spending Account funds generally cover therapy, which effectively discounts sessions by your marginal tax rate.
Who you'd work with
Interns and associates are supervised by our licensed clinical staff and trained in the same Grief Affirming Practice® approach as every other provider here.
Counselor in Training
Counseling Intern
she/her
My intention is to create a gentle, grounded space where your stories can be unfolded with curiosity and safety.
Specializes in adolescents, adjustment to divorce, adults, anxiety, children, depression …
Counselor in Training
Counseling Intern
she/her
I believe no one should have to grieve alone. For over 15 years, I have worked as a bereavement coordinator in hospice, supporting individuals and families through grief, loss, and deeply painful life transitions.
Specializes in adults, bereaved parents, bereaved siblings, bereavement, caretakers, chronic illness …
MSW, LMSW
Associate Therapist
she/her
I use a person-centered, mindfulness-based approach to create a safe and grounding space for you to be heard and seen, and to openly feel and grieve.
Specializes in adolescents, adults, anxiety, bereavement, caretakers, chronic illness …
habla español LAC
Associate Therapist
she/her
Whether you are coping with the loss of a loved one or mourning other forms of change, I strive to create a compassionate space where you can explore your emotions without judgment.
Specializes in adults, anxiety, bereavement, couples, depression, grief …
MSW, LMSW
Associate Therapist
she/her
My approach is person-centered, strengths-based, and rooted in respectful curiosity and non-judgment, recognizing that loss — whether of important people, pets, places, or things — touches us all.
Specializes in adolescents, adjustment to divorce, adults, anxiety, bereavement, children …
MSW, LMSW
Associate Therapist
she/her
As a person-centered and strengths-based therapist, I am committed to meeting each individual with compassion, authenticity, and nonjudgment. No two journeys are the same.
Specializes in adolescents, adults, anxiety, bereavement, children, depression …
habla español MSW, LMSW-t
Associate Therapist
she/her
My path into this work is deeply personal and shaped by experiences with grief, trauma, existential anxiety, and the challenges of finding culturally affirming and grief-informed care.
Specializes in adolescents, adjustment to school, adults, anxiety, bereavement, children …
Questions
Money is a real barrier
If none of these options get you there, say so when you reach out. We would rather have the conversation than assume you've found care elsewhere.