In recognition that access to therapy is shaped by larger systems of inequality—including differences in iincome, wealth, social support, opportunity, and privilege—I offer an equitable sliding scale grounded in principles of economic justice.

I invite you to thoughtfully consider where you fall within the fee range, taking into account both your current financial circumstances and the resources available to you. I also encourage you to consider the value of this work and what it takes to sustain it, including years of education, ongoing training and consultation, licensure, business expenses, and the many visible and invisible investments that allow me to continue offering thoughtful, high-quality care.

Therapy is a meaningful investment. If paying a higher rate is financially manageable for you, even if it requires some intentional financial prioritization, I invite you to consider choosing that rate. Your choice helps preserve reduced-fee spaces for clients for whom the full fee would otherwise make therapy inaccessible.

You may choose the fee that feels both accessible and sustainable for your circumstances. I do not require financial documentation or ask you to justify your choice. This process is rooted in trust, transparency, and a shared commitment to making therapy as accessible and sustainable as possible.