"My Client's Privacy is My Number One Concern".

Confidentiality and discretion are of the utmost importance.

We adhere to the strictest confidentiality procedures, including using proper HIPPA communications. We understand how important privacy is to our clients, and we do our best to ensure your confidentiality.

Communications among clients and their therapists are privileged against disclosure under applicable law, and we take that commitment seriously.

There are multiple kinds of limitations to confidentiality.

We are obligated by law to report suspected cases of physical or sexual abuse, abandonment, or neglect of children, the elderly, or disabled to the proper authorities.

There are multiple kinds of limitations to confidentiality, for legal and financial reasons, including the following:

Disclosures regarding the protection of human life.

If it seems that a client is in imminent danger of doing lethal harm to themself or another person, we are obligated by law to report it to the appropriate authorities. Furthermore, We are bound by law to report suspected cases of neglect, abandonment, and physical or sexual abuse of children, the elderly, or disabled individuals to the proper authorities.

Disclosures that have to do with insurance coverage

To maintain the highest level of privacy, we are a self-pay practice. We do not accept insurance, nor do we work directly with insurance companies. However, If you have a PPO plan and would like to apply for reimbursement with your insurance carrier, we can provide you with a superbill so you may apply through them. However, please be aware that health insurance carriers require therapists to provide a diagnosis and other information to pay for mental health services claims. If a client is concerned about having a diagnosis or additional information made available to insurance companies, it's recommended that you do not utilize insurance for our services.

For more detailed information about insurance, please refer to our FAQ page.