Psychedelic Integration

Investment

Investing in integration support for yourself is a radical act of devotion to your inner world.

When you choose this work, you’re choosing to cultivate clarity, presence, embodiment, and emotional freedom.
You’re choosing to build a deeper, more empowered relationship with yourself—one that ripples into every corner of your life.

The investment you make in this process reflects the depth, training, and level of attuned, experiential work we do together.
I do not offer surface-level integration support. My work is spacious, somatic, embodied, relational, trauma-attuned, intuitive, and consciously crafted to support a profound personal (soul) evolution.

When you invest in this work, you’re investing in:

• A relationship that honors your whole self—not just your symptoms
• A space where your nervous system can soften, reorganize, and expand
• An approach that supports long-term integration rather than quick fixes
• Aligned, liberated care unbound by insurance limitations or systemic constraints
• A path toward inner sovereignty, emotional resilience, and embodied empowerment

This work is not transactional. It’s a sacred commitment to your inner life.
When you choose to work with me, you are choosing a space where your nervous system can soften, your truth can surface, and the deeper currents of your life can finally be witnessed.

This work asks for your presence, your courage, and your willingness to grow in ways that extend far beyond symptom relief.
It asks you to invest in the version of yourself you’re becoming — the one who is clearer, steadier, more grounded, and more connected to your own inner wisdom.

The financial investment reflects the level of attunement, training, depth-work, and embodied care I bring to every session.
But more importantly, it reflects the value of choosing a path that honors your wholeness rather than your diagnosis, your liberation rather than your limitations, and your long-term flourishing over short-term fixes.

Reflection to Consider

Take a quiet breath and ask yourself:

What am I truly investing in when I commit to this process?
Is it relief?
Clarity?
Peace?
Internal steadiness?
A new way of inhabiting my body and my relationships?
The joy of no longer carrying the weight of the past?
The freedom of becoming who I know myself to be?

Let the deeper truth answer—not the part of you conditioned to minimize your needs or justify your desires, but the part that longs to grow, expand, and remember itself.

-20-minute virtual consultation - free
-90-minute intake session - $375
-50-minute therapy session - $225
-75-minute extended session - $325

Private intensives are available for established therapy clients - please inquire.

Insurance - I am an Out-of-Network provider, which means I will provide you with a detailed Superbill that you can submit claims to your insurance provider for reimbursement (if you have Out of Network mental health benefits). You are responsible for managing claims and contact with your insurance provider if you choose to use your benefits. Please contact your insurer to learn about Out-of-Network benefits and coverage. Questions to ask your insurance provider.

Sliding Scale Availability

I offer a limited number of sliding scale openings in my practice as a way to support access to care while maintaining the sustainability and integrity of my work.

Sliding scale rates are reserved for individuals experiencing genuine financial need—such as single parents, full-time students, or those without the resources to consistently pay my full private-pay fee. These openings are intentionally limited and offered on a short-term basis of up to three months at a time, after which we reassess together.

Sliding scale arrangements are not guaranteed and depend on current availability. When offered, they are entered into with mutual transparency, respect, and the shared understanding that the goal is to support care while honoring both of our capacities.

If you are seeking a sliding scale option, please review the questions below.

1. What is motivating you to seek therapy at this time, and what kind of support are you hoping for?

2. Are you currently employed, a student, self-employed, or in another situation?
   (You’re welcome to share only what feels relevant.)

3. What is your approximate monthly income range, and do you have dependents who rely on you financially?

4. Are there current financial circumstances impacting your ability to pay my standard private-pay rate?
   (For example: caregiving responsibilities, medical expenses, student status, recent life transitions.)

5. What rate within my sliding scale range would feel genuinely supportive and sustainable for you for the next three months?

6. Are you open to revisiting your rate after three months and adjusting as circumstances or availability change?

7. How did you hear about my work? If referred by a current or former client, you may share their name if you wish.