Contact

Do you Take Insurance?

I am currently in network with Aetna, Cigna, and Optum (this includes all the Optum healthcare plans- UnitedHealthcare, Oscar, and Oxford). 

For clients who wish to use their PPO insurance plan I can provide a super-bill at the end of each month for you to submit to your provider. 

Clients without insurance are welcome to inquire about my hourly rate.

Where is your office located?  

I offer virtual therapy throughout California, including telehealth sessions for clients in and around Los Angeles, through a HIPAA-compliant platform.

How old are the clients you work with? 

My practice works with adults of all ages, from young adulthood through later life stages.

Do you see couples? 

I work with couples who may be navigating a medical issue together or learning how to go from the role of caregiver/patient to partners again. However, I do not see couples for traditional couples therapy.

Do you only work with clients who have cancer or have been impacted by cancer?

Although, I am a board-certified oncology social worker my practice is not limited to oncology clients.  I have extensive experience working with clients who have experienced issues of self-esteem, anxiety, depression, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, anticipatory grief and bereavement, women’s health, and reproductive health.

Do you offer reproductive health or family-building counseling?

Yes. I support clients navigating reproductive challenges, family-building decisions, and health concerns, including those exploring parenthood after cancer treatment.

Do you work with clients experiencing grief or major life transitions?

Yes. Grief, loss, and life transitions are core parts of my practice, whether you're facing a recent loss, an anticipated one, or navigating a big change in your life.

Do you work with clients of all ages, or only young adults?

I work with adults of all ages. While I have deep experience with adolescents and young adults, my practice today supports clients navigating reproductive health, grief, chronic illness, and life transitions at any stage of life.

Can therapy help with grief after pregnancy loss or a failed fertility treatment?

Yes. Pregnancy loss and a failed fertility treatment are real losses that deserve real support, and I help clients process this specific kind of grief alongside the broader emotional weight of a fertility journey.

What is oncofertility, and do you provide that support?

Oncofertility addresses the reproductive health and family-building concerns that come with a cancer diagnosis and its treatment. I have specific training in this area (including the ECHO oncofertility program) and support clients navigating these decisions before, during, and after treatment.