Frequently Asked Questions

In a growing number of states, licensed psychologists (who already hold a doctoral degree in mental health care) can pursue additional, specialized training in clinical psychopharmacology—typically a master’s degree—in order to gain prescriptive authority. This allows for a more integrated approach to mental health treatment, where therapy and medication management are provided by the same clinician. As a provisional prescribing psychologist, I have completed this advanced training and am currently practicing under the supervision of a physician as part of the final phase toward independent prescriptive practice. This collaborative period ensures safe, effective care as I continue developing in this expanded role.

Yes. I am currently in-network with the following insurances:

• Aetna

• Cigna/Evernorth

• Blue Cross/Blue Shield

• PacificSource

• Regence Idaho

• United Health

If you have a different insurance provider, I’m happy to provide a superbill that you can submit for potential out-of-network reimbursement.

Initial Evaluation:

• 75-90 minutes — $425

• Comprehensive assessment that includes mental health history, current concerns, psychosocial context, and treatment planning. May include coordination of care and record review.

Medication Management Follow-Up:

• 20-30 minutes — $225

• Ongoing evaluation of medication response, side effects, symptom progress, and treatment adjustments. Brief therapeutic interventions and support as needed.

Integrated Psychotherapy + Medication Management:

• 45-60 minutes — $325

• Sessions that incorporate both medication management and therapeutic work to support deeper, long-term healing and growth.

I maintain a small private practice alongside other professional roles, which allows me to dedicate meaningful time and attention to each of my clients. While space is limited, I am occasionally able to offer services on a sliding scale depending on availability. If you’re experiencing financial hardship, feel free to reach out to discuss current options.

While I’m located in the Boise area, I am currently offering services exclusively via telehealth using a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform. In some cases, I may determine that in-person care is clinically necessary, in which case I’ll let you know and help guide you toward more appropriate resources. My priority is ensuring you receive the level of care that best fits your needs.

I also work at Idaho State University’s Integrated Mental Health Clinic in Meridian, Idaho, where I provide in-person and telehealth medication management (but not psychotherapy) and am credentialed as an in-network provider with most major health insurers. The ISU clinic also offers significantly reduced rates for uninsured patients, helping to make care more accessible for those experiencing financial hardship. Click here for more information.