FAQ
COUNSELING
How much are your services for therapy?
My rate is $180 per hour for a 50 minute session. I do provide sliding scale.
What type of payments do you accept?
I accept cash, checks and credit card.
CLINICAL SUPERVISION
How much are your services?
My rate is $115 per hour for individual supervision, $70 per clinician for triadic supervision, and $200 per 2 hour group supervision.
What type of payments do you accept?
I accept cash, checks and credit card
How many hours per week do I need for supervision?
In order to claim hours during any given week you must have at least one unit of supervision. If you are claiming 10 hours or more of direct client service, then you are required to have two units of supervision during the same week. Two hours of group supervision is equivalent to one hour of individual supervision/triadic supervision. You can gain up to 5 units per week.
What happens if I miss a week of supervision?
If you miss a week of supervision, you will not be able to claim supervision hours for that week. In the case of missed sessions due to unavoidable scheduling issues, I do provide a video supervision option so you do not have to lose those hours. I also have a colleague who is available to provide back-up supervision in the case that I am unable to meet.
Do I need malpractice insurance?
Yes. I require that all ASW, LPCC's and AMFT's have their own individual malpractice insurance. I can help you find an agency with affordable rates (NASW, CPH or HPSO). It is important to note that you will be working under my license and therefore supervision rates and insurance requirements are reflective of this inherent risk.
Where do you provide clinical supervision?
I am able to provide clinical supervision at my private practice office or through HIPPA compliant videoconferencing platform (Simple Practice) if your workplace meets BBS criteria. An associate working for a governmental entity; school, college, or university; or an institution that is both nonprofit and charitable may obtain supervision via live two-way videoconferencing. The supervisor is responsible for ensuring that the client confidentiality is preserved. Trainees are not permitted to receive supervision in this manner.
COUNSELING
How much are your services for therapy?
My rate is $180 per hour for a 50 minute session. I do provide sliding scale.
What type of payments do you accept?
I accept cash, checks and credit card.
CLINICAL SUPERVISION
How much are your services?
My rate is $115 per hour for individual supervision, $70 per clinician for triadic supervision, and $200 per 2 hour group supervision.
What type of payments do you accept?
I accept cash, checks and credit card
How many hours per week do I need for supervision?
In order to claim hours during any given week you must have at least one unit of supervision. If you are claiming 10 hours or more of direct client service, then you are required to have two units of supervision during the same week. Two hours of group supervision is equivalent to one hour of individual supervision/triadic supervision. You can gain up to 5 units per week.
What happens if I miss a week of supervision?
If you miss a week of supervision, you will not be able to claim supervision hours for that week. In the case of missed sessions due to unavoidable scheduling issues, I do provide a video supervision option so you do not have to lose those hours. I also have a colleague who is available to provide back-up supervision in the case that I am unable to meet.
Do I need malpractice insurance?
Yes. I require that all ASW, LPCC's and AMFT's have their own individual malpractice insurance. I can help you find an agency with affordable rates (NASW, CPH or HPSO). It is important to note that you will be working under my license and therefore supervision rates and insurance requirements are reflective of this inherent risk.
Where do you provide clinical supervision?
I am able to provide clinical supervision at my private practice office or through HIPPA compliant videoconferencing platform (Simple Practice) if your workplace meets BBS criteria. An associate working for a governmental entity; school, college, or university; or an institution that is both nonprofit and charitable may obtain supervision via live two-way videoconferencing. The supervisor is responsible for ensuring that the client confidentiality is preserved. Trainees are not permitted to receive supervision in this manner.
