FAQ

I offer telehealth sessions throughout the Pacific Northwest, so I can see clients living in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.

There's no physical office to drive to. My office comes to you.

Before each session, you'll get a link by text and email, and we'll meet on my confidential platform for a Zoom-type video session. I recommend a laptop or tablet, but a phone works, too.

Online therapy is just like meeting in person, except you get to stay in the comfort of your own home.

A growing body of research and data supports what many of us discovered since COVID: therapy can be done online, and outcomes are just as good online as they are in person.

Go to the calendar, find a time that works for you, and book a free 15-minute consultation. It's that easy.

The consultation is where we talk and find out whether working together is a good fit. You can ask me your questions, and I'll ask you mine.

After that, you'll be sent a consent-for-telehealth document and some measures to sign that tell me a little more about what brings you here.

A standard session is 50 to 55 minutes.

I work with adults 18 and older: men, women, and couples.

I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I earned my Master's degree from Smith College in Northampton, MA, and my Bachelor's in Psychology from Pacific Union College in Angwin, CA.

The Bible is my creed. I take it literally and believe it is inspired and powerful.

I believe all true science will confirm and agree with what scripture teaches. I therefore filter all scientific and psychological methods, theories, and ideas through the lens of scripture.

Whatever is compatible with scripture I keep and use, and everything else I leave alone.

Maybe. I'm not going to push anything on you, and I'm not going to be judging you.

So many people apologize for crying in therapy. It's therapy. Yes, you can cry.

You can even cuss and yell if you want to. It's your therapy, and it works just fine from the comfort of your own home.