Question 1

What concerns do you treat?

Accepted Answer

I utilize a narrative and person centered approach to address the following: *Preparing for motherhood *Adjusting to motherhood *Relationship changes after baby *Prenatal depression & anxiety *Feelings of isolation *Finding balance  *Postpartum depression & anxiety *Challenges associated with being a working mother *Transitioning back to work following leave *Pregnancy loss *Rediscovering yourself after becoming a mother *Family planning *Boundary setting *Navigating extended family *Learning how to prioritize yourself *Intimacy in your relationship after baby *Self Esteem and postpartum body image  If you are looking for support with any of these things and you are ready to begin your therapeutic journey, schedule your consultation by clicking here!

Question 2

Do you accept insurance?

Accepted Answer

I am private pay and accept the following insurances: Harvard Pilgrim, Optum, United Healthcare, & Allways Health Partners. Depending on your current insurance provider or employee benefit plan, you may be able to have your sessoins covered in part or in full. Some insurances do require their members to pay a copay, which you would be responsible for at the beginning of each session. Please reach out to your insurance to verify if and how psychotherapy sessions would be covered.   If you would like a more customizable approach to your therapeutic journey that isn't guided by the restrictions of the insurance company or you do not have insurance coverage at this time, refer to the pricing below.    *Please be aware that Premarital Counseling is not covered by insurance companies, therefore you would be responsible for the payment of this service   Checks, HSA, FSA, and all major credit cards are accepted forms of payment.   Intake Session (60 mins): $170 Individual Session (45-50 mins): $150 Couples Session (45-50 mins): $160   Premarital Counseling: Pricing discussed during your free 15 minute consultation.   Schedule your consultation today!

Question 3

How often will sessions take place?

Accepted Answer

The frequency of sessions and the length of time in therapy is dependent on you! Sessions typically occur once a week for 50 minutes. To start off, we will meet on a weekly basis as I go through the process of of learning more about you. As time goes on, we can collaborate on changing the frequency of sessions as you see fit without disrupting the integrity of the therapeutic process.     I will soon be offering a group therapy series entitled Dear Parenthood. If you are interested in this service, please fill out the interest form here

Question 4

What resources do you provide for clients?

Accepted Answer

If you're a mom and you have been feeling stuck and uncertain about your passions, this is a great workbook for you. It is an E-Workbook that is available for download after it is purchased. Dive into discovering what's important for you as you complete the daily prompts in this workbook

Question 5

How is your practice handling the impact of COVID 19?

Accepted Answer

At this time, ALL services are being offered through a HIPPA compliant platform using video for telehealth sessions. Virtual appointments are handled in the same professional manner as in-person sessions. To schedule your free consultation, you can submit your contact information or book today by clicking here

Question 6

How do I prepare for the telehealth video sessions?

Accepted Answer

Each session is conducted using an HIPPA compliant video platform. For a more detailed description on how to prepare for your appointment you can access that by clicking below.

Question 7

What is your cancellation policy?

Accepted Answer

I respect and understand that life happens, so I ask that if you have to cancel an appointment, that you do so at least 24 hours in advance. You will be charged a cancellation fee, which is non refundable, if the policy isn't adhered to. This will be processed with the credit card on file that is provided at the start of services. Please note that you will be able to schedule future sessions, but will be expected to follow the policy.

Question 8

Do you provide mental health crisis support?

Accepted Answer

It's aPARENTly Time does not provide crisis stabilization services. If you are in crisis as evidenced by thoughts to harm yourself or someone else, the desire to act on such thoughts without intervention, if your symptoms are becoming intolerable, or if you feel like your situation is life threatening, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. You can also seek help through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255

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