Consultation Rates
Therapy Rates
Individual Therapy
Individual therapy provides focused, personalized treatment for CPTSD and Narcissistic Abuse. Each session typically includes:
A brief check-in to discuss triggers and current experiences
Targeted treatment of symptoms and memory networks
Exploration of adaptations for complex trauma presentations
Reprocessing of trauma, and also containment
Rate: $250 per hour for the initial 2 sessions and $190 per hour afterwards
Group Therapy
Group therapy includes 3-6 other individuals who are working through similar issues. Group structure includes highly focused cohort-style groups, as well as drop-in and drop-outprocessing groups:
Check in on current experiences, individualized to the group
Targeted discussion of related processing, or curated topics
Exploration of adaptations for complex trauma presentations
Summary of key takeaways and next steps
Rate: $65 per 90 minute group
Individual Consultation
Individual consultation provides focused, personalized mentorship for EMDR and understanding CPTSD. Each session typically includes:
A brief check-in to clarify goals or follow up on prior topics
Targeted discussion of case material, fidelity to protocol, and clinical questions
Exploration of adaptations for complex trauma presentations
Summary of key takeaways and next steps
Rate: $190 per hour
Online Group Consultation
Group consultation offers a collaborative learning environment with 3–6 participants for EMDR Certification. Sessions often include:
Group check-in and overview of intentions
One or more case presentations with feedback and discussion
Review of core topics such as target selection, interweaves, and ethical adaptations
Shared learning and group reflection
Hour tracking for certification documentation (if applicable)
Rate: $150 per person, per 2 hours
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Good Faith Estimate
You have the right to know what your care will cost ahead of time. Starting January 1, 2022, healthcare providers are required by law to give a Good Faith Estimate to clients who don’t have insurance or who choose not to use it.
This estimate outlines the expected total cost of any non-emergency services. If your final bill is $400 or more higher than your estimate, you have the right to dispute the charge.
Be sure to keep a copy or photo of your Good Faith Estimate for your records.
To learn more about your rights, visit www.cms.gov/nosurprises.