Who I work with

Adults 18 and older, especially young adults through midlife. Most of the people drawn to me fall into one or more of these:

Therapy for men

For men who are the ones everyone counts on, and who want a male therapist and a place where they don’t have to perform.

More about therapy for men →

ADHD and neurodivergence

For creative, sensitive, allergic-to-boredom minds, diagnosed or just suspecting, who are tired of being told to try harder.

More about adult ADHD therapy →

Life transitions

For anyone whose ground has shifted: divorce, the death of a loved one, job loss, a career change, becoming a parent.

More about life transitions →

What is therapy? What can I expect?

Great questions! The answer depends upon us, who we are together. Let’s begin with getting to know each other a bit. Custom-design, collaboration, sculpting. We’ll roll up our sleeves, get in there, and take the time to see what works (not assume that we already know, or should know)!

I work especially well with people who are emotionally driven, sensitive, and creative, collaborating on depression, anxiety and worry, self-esteem, relationship and family stuff, trauma, and feeling stuck, burned out, or at a crossroads. I also align readily with those on a mindful path, propelled to keep growing and evolving.

The practical details

Where

Kentfield (central Marin), Oakland, or online by secure video

When

55-minute sessions, once a week, at a consistent day and time

Fee

$200 per session. Out-of-network; superbills provided for possible reimbursement

First step

A free consultation call to see whether we’re a good fit

Why private pay? Insurance generally requires a diagnosis before it covers therapy. Paying privately keeps your care between us unless you choose to submit a superbill, and our work isn’t shaped by an insurer’s rules about how many sessions you get.

Good Faith Estimate: Under the federal No Surprises Act, if you don’t have insurance or choose not to use it, you have the right to a Good Faith Estimate of the expected cost of your care. You can ask me for one before scheduling. If a bill is at least $400 more than your estimate, you can dispute it. Learn more at cms.gov/nosurprises.

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