Fees
Intake
Session
60 minutes; $225
Individual
Therapy
53-60 minutes; $175
Couples/Partner and Family Therapy
53-60 minutes; $200
An intake is your first therapy session with Natalie. Every client (individual, couples/partners, and families) will have an intake session with Natalie. Clients will complete electronic paperwork including questionnaires and self-reported assessments prior to their session. Natalie will review all of your forms and follow up on any areas needing specification/clarity. Natalie will also score your assessments and share with you her findings and follow up with you to know your personal thoughts and answer any questions you may have. The rest of your session time is spent based on your preference (establishing goals, talking through challenges, psychoeducation, etc).
Individual therapy sessions occur between Natalie and a single client. These sessions occur after the intake session. Natalie will check in with you at the beginning of each individual therapy session to see what has come up and if you have something of particular focus for that session. If not, she will follow up on where you left off from your previous session. Some clients meet with Natalie once weekly, biweekly, or monthly. It is Natalie's policy that she meet with clients at a minimum of once monthly. If you are scheduled for monthly appointments and cancel or request to reschedule your appointment, more than 30 days may occur between sessions.
Couples/partner and family therapy sessions occur between Natalie and two or more people. The third party (or more) might be your spouse, significant other, a partner in a consensual non-monogamous relationship, or a family member. Family members include family by blood relation, adopted family, family by marriage, or chosen family. Natalie will identify your relationship as the established client in therapy, not a single individual. She will help you and your partner/family member(s) clarify what you are hoping to focus on in therapy so that all parties feel supported throughout the therapy process.