From couples work to child and adolescent therapy, individual adult counseling, and specialized assessments — here's what working with me looks like at each stage.
Whether you're trying to repair after a breach of trust, navigate a big transition, or simply stop having the same fight for the fifth year running — couples therapy works when both people show up honestly.
I'm trained in the Gottman Method, a research-based approach built on over 40 years of studying real couples. We'll look at your friendship, conflict patterns, shared meaning, and the small daily moments that either build trust or quietly erode it.
Kids don't walk in and deliver a polished description of what's wrong. They show up scared, stubborn, silent, or somewhere in between. My job is to make therapy feel like a place they want to come back to.
I specialize in working with children, preteens, and teens on challenges that show up at home, at school, or internally — often long before anyone names them out loud.
Sometimes it's a specific crisis. Sometimes it's a quiet, persistent sense that something's off. Both are valid reasons to start.
My individual work draws primarily on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) — two well-researched approaches that are practical without being cold. You'll leave sessions with something to actually work with, not just something to think about.
Whether you need documentation for school, legal proceedings, or your own clarity — thorough, honest assessments you can use.
A 90-minute comprehensive evaluation including diagnostic interview, ADHD diagnostics, an Executive Functioning Assessment, and a written letter for your prescriber or school.
$399, all-in. Insurance is not accepted for ADHD assessments.
Substance use assessment with clinical recommendations, often required for court, employment, or treatment planning.
Clinical documentation to support 504 plans and IEPs, giving your child the accommodations they need to succeed at school.
Targeted evaluations designed around a specific question — useful when a full battery isn't needed but documented clinical insight is.
As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I conduct clinical assessments grounded in interview, observation, and standardized measures. For full neuropsychological testing or testing that requires psychometric batteries outside LPC scope, I'll refer you to a trusted psychologist partner.
Whether you're using insurance or paying out of pocket, you'll know what to expect before we start.
ADHD assessments are self-pay only — insurance is not accepted for assessments.
Your cost is set by your plan — typically a copay, deductible, or coinsurance amount that depends on your specific coverage. Your insurance carrier can give you the exact number for a behavioral health visit before we meet.
In-network with
Aetna · Cigna · UnitedHealthcare · Optum · GEHA · Blue Cross Blue Shield
Not on this list? I can often help check your out-of-network benefits and provide a superbill for self-submission.
If your church or nonprofit wants to bring counseling to the people you serve, I offer reduced session rates and partnership contracts for organizations that pay directly for their members' care.
This applies when your organization is covering the cost of sessions — not when an individual is using insurance benefits. (Insurance and partnership contracts can't be combined.)
Whether that looks like a few sponsored sessions for a member in a hard season, an ongoing referral relationship, or a structured contract for staff and leadership care — I'd love to hear what your community needs.
I offer HIPAA-compliant telehealth to clients anywhere in Missouri. For many people — especially parents, caregivers, and anyone navigating chronic illness — telehealth removes the single biggest barrier to getting care.
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