I do not accept insurance.

Why are therapists less-and-less accepting insurance?

Accepting insurance as a therapist is quite costly toward income, time, energy, and emotional capacity. For many therapists, taking insurance means seeing more clients for less pay to make ends meet- not to mention the financial instability accompanying insurance companies' inconsistent and unreliable payouts.

This strain often results in lower-quality care for clients, as providers must direct an unfortunately large percentage of emotional energy toward meeting the tedious demands of insurance that could be spent on the personal and professional development that would benefit you.

Accessibility goes both ways. This work has to be sustainable for me, and has to be affordable for you. I recognize this rate makes my services inaccessible for many. I may have referrals or resources for you if that is the case.

I provide groups and workshops that are more affordable. Contact me if you’d like to be on my email list for future events and groups.

I am more than willing to provide a Superbill for counseling. This is a form that you give to your insurance directly for reimbursement. If your insurance plan has out-of-network coverage for mental health services, then you may be entitled to reimbursement for therapy services.

Individual counseling is $150/session after the first appointment rated at $160.

Couples counseling is $160/session after the first appointment at $170.

Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy is $200/hour. We customize a plan together and the overall cost will vary- so please request a quote for this service.

The basic therapeutic photography intensive package (about 4 hours) is is $600.

Inquire directly for a quote on therapeutic photography engagements for your group or company.

In addition to the contact form on my website, you can email, text, or leave a voicemail. I do my best to get back to folks within a couple of business days, but if you have not heard back from me in two business days- send me another message! I never ever want to drop the ball on my clients (in fact, it’s an ethical obligation for therapists to provide continued care or provide an alternative plan and not abandon their clients), but sometimes messages truly do get missed.

Angie@returnandreclaim.org or 502-625-6512