Beginning therapy often brings questions. These are the questions women most often ask before we begin our work together. If your question isn't here, I invite you to ask it during our consultation.
What happens during the first session?
We start with what feels most important to you in the moment. There is no expectation that you tell your whole story at once or know exactly where our work will lead.
How do I know if depth psychotherapy is right for me?
Depth psychotherapy may be right for you if you want more than symptom relief. It offers an opportunity to understand yourself more deeply and explore what may still be waiting to unfold.
Can psychotherapy help if I can't yet put into words what I'm experiencing?
Yes.
We begin with where you are now. Greater understanding often emerges through thoughtful conversation, reflection, and the work we do together.
Often, finding the words is itself part of the psychotherapy.
What if I'm afraid to look deeper?
We work together at a pace that respects your readiness, your experience, and your growing sense of trust.
Do I have to talk about my childhood?
Not necessarily.
Sometimes the past naturally becomes important because it helps us understand the present. Sometimes it does not. We follow what proves meaningful.
Do you accept insurance?
My practice is private pay. I do not bill insurance directly.
I can provide a superbill for clients who wish to seek possible out-of-network reimbursement. Because insurance plans vary, I encourage you to check with your insurance company about your benefits.
Is it ever too late to change?
I don't believe it is.
Again and again, I have seen women discover greater freedom, confidence, creativity, and purpose in the second half of life.
If this speaks to something you have been longing to understand or explore, I invite you to request a complimentary 20-minute telephone consultation. We can talk about what brings you to psychotherapy, discuss your questions, and consider whether working together feels right for both of us.
