Psychoeducational and Processing groups to begin in the fall. Potential group themes include parenting, DBT, CBT, and support for family members of individuals struggling with addiction.

Herbal or Verbal: This is a safe space to spill the tea! This is a one-on-one session focused on hearing, affirming, and (if needed) challenging you. I work alongside you to build coping skills, to role-play how to professionally tell your boss she’s crossing boundaries, and to navigate life’s challenges.

Licensed as a supervisor in the state of KY, I am able to provide individual online supervision for up to 12 LPCA’s. An LPCA/Supervisor agreement will need to be completed and filed with the board. A minimum of three (3) hours per month are required. Additional monthly hours are available/allowed. Depending on scheduling/location, in-person supervision can be arranged. Supervision includes case consultation and review, assessment and diagnosis support, file and documentation review, hour and goal tracking, and resources.

Insurance companies require a billable diagnosis for reimbursement purposes. I know what you’re thinking, “But, I’m not going through insurance!” That’s why I don’t require it. But! I know some of you all are curious. Receiving a diagnosis can be validating. It can make it easier to understand yourself and to better and more accurately advocate for yourself. So, if you want it, it’s here!

All of the membership tiers, except for Tea Time, include one session for assessing and diagnosing. If you feel you need additional diagnosing (or, you purchased the Tea Time tier, which doesn’t include it), then this service is for you.

Looking for a way to increase productivity, particularly when needing to complete seemingly boring and mundane tasks? Look no further- according to the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA), body doubling is a “unique tool for getting things done.” During this service, we will work alongside one another, in whichever way you feel comfortable, while you actively work towards completing your task.

I know what you’re thinking: why should you have to pay for the creation of certain documents? Documentation creation requires me to spend time and energy reviewing your records through a therapeutic lens before deciding the best way to complete your request. Whether it’s for court, FMLA/work, school, or your own personal records, reviewing and creating documents takes time to do well. Valuing my time allows me to protect my inner peace, and it’s something I hope you’re able to do for yourself, as well.

Being called into court is a real hassle; let’s talk about it! Whether it’s an online court date or in person, being called into court is a commitment that far extends the one hour for which you may be on the docket. The time it takes to consult, review documents, and print, redact, and organize said documents must be taken into consideration. I must also clear my entire schedule for the day, as the court system is unreliable, at best. Full transparency: I don’t want to go to court (and to be honest, I don’t think you really want me there, either), but if you truly need me there…there’s a price for that!