Our rates have changed as of September 1, 2024.

Licensed Therapist

• Counseling Intake Session: $210
• Ongoing Sessions: $170 per hour

Associate Therapist

• Counseling Intake Session: $195
• Ongoing Sessions: $155 per hour

Therapy Intern

• Counseling Intake Session: $85
• Ongoing Sessions: $65 per hour

• Individual Counseling
• Dyadic Counseling
• Family Counseling
• Group Counseling
• Play Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Drama Therapy
• Skill Coaching
• Parent Support

Some of our therapists are in-network with these insurances and accept the contracted rate. This means that your insurance pays us directly, and you are responsible to pay only your copay, coinsurance, or deductible.

• Premera/Anthem BCBS
• Lifewise
• Kaiser Permanente HMO, PPO, & EPO
• First Choice Health Network
• Lyra

What if you don’t accept my insurance?

If you would like to use your benefits but your therapist is not in network, let us know! If we are unable to bill them directly, we can provide you with an itemized receipt called a “superbill” to submit directly to your insurance for reimbursement.

Everyone has the right to access therapy. We do our best to provide you with a variety of options to make therapy affordable. We do our best to provide you with a variety of payment options, including insurance billing, short-term EAP coverage, pre-tax HSA/FSA dollars, and low cost therapy services with one of our graduate student interns.

We offer $60 sessions through our graduate student internship program. Graduate student therapists at our practice are working on their master’s degree in a mental health discipline and have completed master’s level coursework in counseling skills, theories, and practice. All therapy interns work under the direct supervision of one of our independently licensed therapists.

We require a credit, debit, or flex spending/HSA card on file in order to schedule sessions. Your card on file will be charged automatically for your portion of your session fee.

You may cancel or reschedule an appointment anytime as long as you provide 48 hours notice. If you cancel an appointment with less than 48 hours notice or fail to show up, you will be charged the full fee for the appointment. Of course, we also understand that there are times that an emergency may come up closer to the appointment, and in that case, we will make every effort to reschedule your appointment to another available time that week. It’s important to remember that insurance and health savings accounts will not pay for missed appointments, so you will be responsible for the full appointment fee, not just a copay.

Licensed Therapists

• Zoe Cavnar-Lewandowski, LMHC: Premera, Lifewise, Kaiser, First Choice
• Jordan Klekamp, LMHC: First Choice, Kaiser, Lyra
• Meredith Lyerla, LICSW: Premera, Lifewise, Kaiser
• Sarah Rood, LMFT: Premera, Lifewise, Kaiser, First Choice
• Allison Walter, LICSW: Premera, Lifewise, Kaiser

Associate Therapists

• Kristin Dickerson, LMHCA: Premera, Lifewise, Kaiser
• Shanti Friedman, LMHCA: Premera, Lifewise, Kaiser
• Sarah Rincon: Premera, Lifewise, Kaiser
• Sarah Velasquez-Olbrantz, LMHCA: Premera, Lifewise, Kaiser

Therapy Interns

• Heather Libman, BA: No insurance accepted

As part of your initial setup in our system, our Client Care team will help you verify your in-network or out-of-network benefits. This process typically takes only a few minutes and can even be done while you are on the phone. In order to verify your benefits, we will need the following information:
– The name of your insurance provider
– Your insurance ID number
– The name and date of birth of the primary insured person
– Your child’s name and date of birth

We also encourage you to be knowledgeable about your own insurance benefits. Don’t just take our word for it; contact your insurance plan directly to confirm what will/will not be covered! Insurance plans do misquote us, so it’s always a good idea for you to speak with them directly. Here are some good questions to ask:

• What are my in-network and out-of-network mental health benefits?
• Is there a deductible that needs to be met first?
• Do I need a referral from my primary care provider?
• How many sessions are covered per calendar year?
• Are there any restrictions in place?