Therapy for Healing from Religion: FAQs & Rates

Yes — I'm in-network with UnitedHealthcare and Optum, so if you have one of those plans, sessions are billed directly to your insurance. For all other plans, I'm an out-of-network provider: I don't bill those carriers directly, but I provide monthly Superbills (itemized receipts) you can submit for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Not sure about your coverage? Reach out and we'll help you verify your benefits before our first session — you can also look them up at Reimbursify.com.

For plans other than UnitedHealthcare and Optum, I work as an out-of-network provider. Staying out-of-network for those carriers keeps care from being shaped by session caps or the formal diagnosis some panels require before the first session is even over — which matters for religious trauma work, since it often doesn't fit neatly into a single DSM diagnosis. I provide monthly Superbills (itemized receipts) for potential out-of-network reimbursement, and HSA and FSA cards are accepted.

Yes — a limited number of reduced-rate slots are available at $125–$145 per session for clients who qualify based on financial need. Please mention this on our consultation call and we can discuss whether a reduced rate may be available.

Most clients meet weekly for the first several months. Some shift to every other week or as-needed later. Intensives (half-day or full-day) are an option for people who want to do focused work over a shorter time frame — often used by clients traveling in to Nashville, or by people who can't commit to weekly therapy long-term.

Religious trauma work is rarely quick. Most clients work together for 6 months to a couple of years, depending on what they're processing. The length varies enormously — some people focus on a specific issue and wrap up in a few months; others use therapy as ongoing support through a multi-year transition. You're always in control of how long we work together.

I am only licensed to provide therapy to residents of Tennessee, South Carolina, and Florida. I cannot legally provide therapy to residents of other states, even via telehealth. If you live elsewhere, the workshops launching soon are designed for anyone, anywhere, and the podcast is coming in 2027.

Credit and debit cards, HSA and FSA cards, and cash. Payment is due at the time of service.

I ask for 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule. Late cancellations and no-shows are charged the full session fee, with exceptions made for emergencies.

Yes. Everything in therapy is confidential, with a small number of legal exceptions — including if I have reason to believe you or someone else is in immediate danger, or if I am court-ordered to release records. I'll discuss confidentiality and its limits in detail in our first session.

Adults navigating religious trauma, faith deconstruction, spiritual abuse, or recovery from high-control religion. I work with people across the full spectrum — from still-actively-believing-but-questioning to many years post-leaving. I also work with people in LGBTQIA+ religious recovery, purity culture recovery, and religious OCD / scrupulosity.