Utilizing my skills as a relational psychodynamic therapist and clinical supervisior, I help therapists work through the dynamics at play between them and their clients. I help clinicians attend to the unconscious affects that are showing up in the room, attend to the client’s transference and the clinician’s countertransference reactions, talk through areas of rupture and repair, and discuss moments when the clinician is avoiding entering into difficult territory with the client.

Starting a private practice can be intimidating. You may find yourself asking, “Where do I start?”

Maybe you’re a clinician who would love to get out of agency work due to high demand and burnout. Or you may be a clinician who is working for a group practice and find that your income isn’t matching what you imagined you’d be making by this point in your career.

I’ve been where you are and can help.

As someone who was on insurance panels, I appreciated the ease at which I gained referrals. However, I realized over time I could never make my full fee. I was leaving money on the table with each client which amounted to about $25,000 a year. That’s hugely impactful on my everyday life.

I made the scary choice to leave insurance panels and move towards making my full fee.

How does a clinician make this transition? What do you need to know in order to do that?

I’d like to consult with you to share what I’ve learned and to cheer you on as you move towards making your full rate.