Credentialing In Progress

for individuals ages 13+

I am actively seeking credentialing to become an in-network provider with: Premera, Lifewise, and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield. Benefits may be available through out-of-network reimbursement.

Equitable Sliding Scale

For Children, Families, & Private Pay

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Equitable $140-$180

Choosing this rate is a way of tending to our shared care. It helps redistribute resources within the community and supports the ability to offer lower-cost sessions to those who need them.

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Sustainable $100-$135

This is the standard rate for services. Choosing this rate covers the cost of providing therapy in a way that is sustainable for me as a clinician and for Wild Ember as a practice rooted in ethical, intentional community care rather than profit.

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Accessible $70-$95

Choosing this rate is a way of participating in mutual care and drawing from the shared resources of our community.

I offer an equitable sliding scale because healing shouldn’t be limited by someone’s financial circumstances. Money is part of our reality, but it shouldn’t be the barrier that keeps you from care. This approach allows me to welcome people with different levels of access to resources while still sustaining thoughtful, responsive therapy.

Each person accessing services is invited to self-assess their financial capacity and choose the rate that feels most possible for them. With every service inquiry, I provide three rates—equitable, sustainable, and accessible—each grounded in the principles of collective care.

You’re invited to choose the rate that best fits your current situation as we begin our work together.

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    • have investments, retirement accounts or inherited money

    • have access to savings, family money, and resources in times of need

    • work part-time or are unemployed by choice

    • have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education

    • regularly travel, engage in recreation activities, or subscribe to arts or sports events

    • are supporting dependents

    • have medical expenses not covered by insurance

    • have immigration-related expenses

    • are an elder with limited financial support

    • are an unpaid community organizer

    • are a returning individual who has been denied work due to incarceration history

    • experience discrimination in hiring or pay level

    • are descended from enslaved people or Native Americans

Choose Your Session Rate

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    Equitable: $140-$180

    You comfortably meet all your basic needs.

    You may have some debt but can still reliably meet basic needs.

    You own your home or another property.

    You own a car.

    You are employed, or you do not need to work to meet your needs.

    You have regular access to healthcare.

    You have financial savings or investments.

    You have expendable income.

    You can regularly buy new items when needed.

    You can travel for pleasure or take time off without financial strain.

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    Sustainable: $100-$135

    You meet your basic needs without significant struggle.

    You may have debt but can reliably cover essentials.

    You experience occasional financial stress about the future.

    You own your home or rent higher-end housing.

    You own or lease a car.

    You are employed or self-employed.

    You have access to healthcare.

    You have some financial savings.

    You have some expendable income.

    You can usually take an annual vacation without major financial hardship.

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    Accessible: $70-$95

    You experience stress in meeting basic needs, or are not always able to meet them.

    You have debt that limits your ability to meet essential needs.

    You rent modest housing or have unstable housing.

    You rely on a car but struggle to afford gas or maintenance, or you have limited access to a car.

    You are underemployed, part-time, or unemployed.

    You qualify for government assistance programs.

    You have Apple Health or limited access to healthcare.

    You have little or no expendable income.

    You have limited savings and must plan carefully for any time off.

    You’ve had to miss work for caregiving responsibilities.