Your relationship deserves your time, attention and investment.
Weekly or Biweekly Sessions & Intake Sessions for Intensives**
50 minutes: $350
80 minutes: $530
(80 minute sessions are suggested for all new couples/families)
110 minutes: $700
Discernment Counseling: A Limited
Series of Up to Five Sessions
120-minutes: $750 each
Premium Therapy Intensive Packages
**All intensives require two intake sessions: one (I suggest couples choose an 80-minute session) where we'll meet all together, and a second intake session (again, I suggest couples choose an 80-minute session) where I'll meet with each of you individually. Please note that intake sessions are not included in the intensive package price and must be scheduled and paid for separately.
One-day Intensive
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3 hours of intensive therapy in one day, providing focused and immersive support
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Ideal for couples looking to address and resolve a specific issue in depth, such as communication challenges, emotional disconnection, or other relational concerns
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Perfect for those who prefer a more condensed, targeted approach to therapy—ideal for couples who may not need regular weekly sessions but want to make progress in focused bursts
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Investment: $1,350
Two-day Intensive
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6 hours of focused therapy over two consecutive or non-consecutive days
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Designed for couples dealing with long-term conflict, healing from infidelity or betrayal, or those on the verge of considering divorce or separation
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Fast-track your progress with deep, transformative work in a condensed format
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Ideal for busy couples—make meaningful strides without weekly sessions
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Investment: $2,700
What You Get --
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Proven, effective methods that work – I believe in the power of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) because I’ve seen firsthand how it heals disconnected, hurting couples through evidence-based, transformative techniques.
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20+ years of experience & honed skills – From my intern days to today, I’ve dedicated myself to helping couples and individuals who’ve been underserved by other therapists. In this work, repetition has been a powerful tool, sharpening my skills and allowing me to be courageous and direct in my work with couples.
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A personalized approach designed just for you – I’m a dedicated couples therapist who keeps my practice small and focused to give you the best experience and results.
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All couples, all the time – As a compassionate, highly specialized couples therapist, I’m committed to continuous growth through ongoing training and professional development in couples therapy and couples' issues to provide you with the best care possible.
FAQs
What is your cancellation policy? I understand that life sometimes gets in the way of our best intentions. Because your appointment time is reserved specifically for you, I require at least 24 hours' notice for rescheduling or cancellations. Appointments canceled with less than 24 hours' notice will be charged the full session rate, with payment processed via the credit card on file. For intensives, a minimum of 48 hours' notice is required for rescheduling or cancellation. If you cancel with less than 48 hours' notice, your deposit will be retained. However, if you reschedule within three months, your deposit will be applied to your new intensive.
Do you take insurance? As a highly specialized provider, I offer deeply personalized, expert care that isn’t limited by insurance restrictions. I am an out-of-network provider, and full payment is required at the time of service. However, your insurance may reimburse part of the cost as an out-of-network benefit. Upon request, I can provide a monthly Superbill for you to submit for reimbursement. Please check with your insurer to understand your coverage.
Why can't you bill my insurance like our previous couples therapist? Some couples therapists diagnose one partner and continue therapy based on that diagnosis. The problem is that once a diagnosis is made, therapy must focus on that individual’s issues, rather than addressing the true dynamics of the relationship. This can lead to complications, even insurance fraud. I provide specialized couples therapy, focusing on the core of your relationship struggles, not just the possible effects. That said, I can provide you with a superbill to submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement, using the Z63.0 code (Problems in Primary Relationship). It is your responsibility to check if your insurance carrier will reimburse you.
What happens after I contact you for therapy? Once we connect and you schedule a session, I’ll send you a link to complete your intake paperwork. This must be submitted to secure your spot. For online sessions, we’ll meet on my secure therapy platform, SimplePractice. You’ll receive a reminder email or text with the meeting link 48 hours before your appointment—and again 10 minutes before we start. Before our session, check in a few minutes early. If you're meeting individually, use earbuds with a microphone for the best sound quality. If you're meeting as a couple, position your camera so I can see both of you. When you log in, you’ll enter a virtual waiting room. At our scheduled time, I’ll start the session.
We don't live in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, or Florida but really want to work with you! If you believe I’m the right fit for you and are open to traveling for a couples therapy intensive, come to beautiful Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, or Florida and we'll meet online from your hotel room. I am only licensed to work within those 4 states.
How do I know if you're the right therapist for us? The right therapist makes all the difference—especially when your relationship is on the line. I’m not just a therapist who sees couples; I’m a highly trained couples therapist specializing in infidelity, high-conflict relationships, and couples on the brink of separation or divorce. I continually deepen my expertise in these areas because I understand how complex and painful these situations can be. Studies show that the connection between therapist and client is key to meaningful change. My clients describe me as warm, direct, and deeply engaged. Because I intentionally keep my caseload small, I offer highly personalized, focused care. That said, I’m not the right therapist for everyone, and I don’t claim to be perfect. If at any point you feel our work isn’t helping you move forward, I hope you’ll share your concerns. You deserve the best support possible, and if I’m not the right fit, I will help you find someone who is.
My spouse doesn't want to come to therapy. To encourage your partner to consider therapy, present it as a positive step toward strengthening your relationship. Emphasize that therapy is a safe, blame-free space where both of you can openly discuss concerns and work through challenges together. Avoid accusatory language and focus on your desire for a healthier, more fulfilling relationship. If they’re hesitant, suggest a trial session to see if we're a good fit. Even if your partner doesn’t see themselves as emotional—remember, if they breathe, they have emotions! I provide a welcoming, non-judgmental space where they can explore those feelings authentically. However, if your partner is leaning out of the relationship and isn’t ready to fully engage in therapy, it won’t be effective. In that case, Discernment Counseling may be a better fit, helping both of you gain clarity on the future of your relationship.
Do you offer a free consultation? I’m confident in my ability to help, and a brief consultation may not fully convey how I work. I prefer to begin with a full first session, allowing you to get a better sense of my approach and how it aligns with your needs. My goal is to always keep us moving forward, so even after our first session, you’ll walk away with greater clarity and a renewed sense of hope. If I’m not the right fit for you, I’ll help you find someone who is.
Is what I say confidential? Yes. All client-counselor conversations are private and confidential. No information is disclosed without prior written permission from the client. However, there are some exceptions required by law to this rule. Exceptions include: Suspected child abuse, abuse or neglect of a disabled adult or older adult. The therapist is required to report this to the appropriate authorities immediately. If a client is threatening grave bodily harm to another person. The counselor is required to notify the police. If a client intends to harm himself or herself. This is not the same as thinking about suicide which is sometimes a symptom of depression or anxiety. I may have to notify someone if you have an idea, a plan, and a way to carry out your plan.
What Can I Expect During a Couples Therapy Session? In a couples therapy session, expect a structured, supportive environment where both partners can openly express their thoughts and emotions. I guide you through a process of slowing down conflict, identifying triggers, and understanding the deeper emotions driving your interactions. Rather than assigning blame, we focus on recognizing negative cycles and finding new ways to reach each other. Sessions are available in 50-minute or 80-minute formats, allowing flexibility based on your needs.
How Does Online Therapy Work for Couples? Online therapy provides the same structured, research-based approach as in-person sessions, with the added convenience of meeting from your own space. We connect through a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform, ensuring privacy and confidentiality. You and your partner can join from the same location or separate ones. I facilitate discussions, offer real-time guidance, and help you navigate challenges in your relationship—all without the stress of travel or scheduling conflicts. Sessions are available in 50-minute or 80-minute options, depending on your preference and the depth of work needed. Many couples find online therapy just as effective, if not more so, due to the comfort of being in their own environment.