FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you accept insurance?

No, but I can provide a superbill that you can use to be reimbursed by your insurance company. Coverage for mental health services varies; see your plan for details.

How much do you charge?

Costs vary depending on the situation. Sliding scale is available. Cash or checks are both accepted.

Where are you located?

I have offices in Corte Madera, CA.

Do you ever make house calls?

Yes, concierge treatment is available. Call or email me to discuss.

What do LMFT and LPCC stand for?

 A Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor has advanced training, a graduate academic degree, clinical work experience, and has passed a state-certified licensing examination. Counselors often treat people dealing with problems such as alcoholism, addiction, or eating disorders. 

A Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist has a graduate academic degree, clinical work experience, and has passed state-certified licensing exams. Their focus is typically on families and individuals whose problems are social and relationship-based.

What types of treatment do you offer?

 AEDP — Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy is a healing-oriented therapy that helps clients process emotions and past wounds through a secure, compassionate relationship with their therapist. By fostering emotional resilience and deep transformation, AEDP encourages individuals to access their innate capacity for growth, connection, and well-being.


EFT — Emotionally Focused Therapy is a research-backed approach that helps individuals and couples deepen emotional bonds by identifying and transforming negative patterns in relationships. By fostering secure connections and addressing underlying emotions, EFT promotes lasting change and greater emotional well-being.

EMDR — Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing is a structured therapy that helps people process and heal from distressing memories by using bilateral stimulation, such as guided eye movements. It is commonly used to treat trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and other emotional difficulties by allowing the brain to reprocess past experiences in a more adaptive way.

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