Yes! I am currently accepting new individual clients and have availability within a week or two depending on your scheduling needs. My couples spots are currently full. I am available to see clients in Louisville (in-person or telehealth) and via telehealth throughout Kentucky.

Click here to go to my scheduling page where you will find a link to schedule a free 10-minute introductory phone call, which is a time for you to ask any questions you may have and for us to see if we may be a good fit to work together. I look forward to hearing from you!

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D.Min. = Doctor of Ministry degree
M.Div. = Master of Divinity degree
MAMFT = Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy
LMFT = Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

I was a congregational minister prior to returning to school to become a therapist. I do not provide religious-based therapy, but I do bring an understanding of organizational systems, spiritual formation and identity throughout the life cycle, faith deconstruction and reconstruction, and religious/spiritual trauma and church hurt to my work as a therapist—and am comfortable talking about any or all of these as part of your therapy, if desired.

You can schedule a free 10-minute phone consultation at your convenience by clicking here. This is a time when you can ask any questions you may have before getting started and where we can both make sure we feel like working together is a good fit—because you deserve that on your healing journey!

When you arrive, you can come on into the waiting room, and I will come and get you at your appointment time.

At your first appointment we will spend a few moments answering any questions you have about therapy or the intake/informed consent paperwork. The remaining time is for you to share what brings you to therapy and your goals for our time together. If this feels daunting, please know that I will ask questions to help get you started—and you are welcome to share as much or as little as feels comfortable!

My office is conveniently located in Lyndon, about 1 mile east of Shelbyville Rd. The address is: 8009 New La Grange Rd., Ste. #1, Louisville, KY 40222.

When you pull into the parking lot, my office is in the furthest (of 2) buildings. You can come on into the waiting room, and I will come get you at your appointment time. Since you will have already filled out our intake paperwork online, you will not need to fill out any additional paperwork when you arrive.

You can view photos of my office and The Mindfulness Center the bottom of this page.

Yes! If it is difficult for you to make it to the office in-person because you live outside of Louisville or because you have a busy work/life schedule, I am happy to offer telehealth services. You can click here to schedule a free 10-minute phone consultation so that we can make sure telehealth services are appropriate for your needs and goals. Please note that due to licensing and telehealth laws, you must be physically in KY at the time of your therapy sessions.

Currently I only work with adult (18+) clients in therapy. If you have questions about whether we may be a good fit to work together, feel free to schedule a free 10-minute phone consultation.

Yes, I offer a free 10-minute phone consultation to answer your questions, for you to get a feel for what I am like as a therapist, and for me to make sure that what you are wanting to work on in therapy is within my scope of practice and competence. Click here to schedule a free consultation time that is convenient for you.

Professional ethics and Kentucky State law gives clients control over their confidential information. This means that, as a general rule, information shared in therapy session will be held in confidence.

There are some exceptions to this general rule:

(1) In the case of an emergency where I believe your are at risk of hurting yourself or another person, I may need to contact emergency services or other person/entity in order to keep you and/or the other person safe.

(2) Kentucky state law requires that child, elder, or disabled adult abuse or neglect in any form be reported to the Department of Human Services or other appropriate agency.

(3) If I am subpoenaed to court I may be required to disclose some confidential information.

(4) As a Marriage & Family Therapist Associate I work with a clinical supervisor as part of my work towards full licensure as a Marriage & Family Therapist. I regularly consult on cases with my supervisor while making every effort to protect any information that would identify you. My supervisor is bound to the same level of confidentiality as I am.

I will review confidentiality and answer any questions you may have in our first session.

Sessions are $120 for 50-minutes. I require a credit card and/or HSA/FSA card to be on file for payment throughout our work together.

I am not in-network with any insurance companies. I’ve made this choice for a couple of reasons. First, to increase your privacy—insurance billing requires a mental health diagnosis that becomes a part of your medical record and insurance companies can request your full record at any time in order to continue paying for treatment. Second, insurance companies dictate how therapists can engage in the therapeutic process by limiting session numbers and frequency and only covering certain treatment modalities. Not taking insurance allows me to focus on providing individualized care for you in a way that is also sustainable for me.

You CAN use your HSA/FSA card to pay for services if you have these.

If the cost of therapy is prohibitive, please ask if I have reduced-fee spots available.

Your commitment to therapy is important for meeting your goals, and your appointment time has been reserved just for you. If you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment, please do so 24-hours before the appointment time. Missed appointments or cancellations made with less than 24 hours notice will incur a fee of $75 the first time and full-fee for subsequent times.

I try my best to schedule current clients as soon as possible if they are experiencing heightened mental health symptoms, but as an outpatient therapist, I am not available 24/7 for crisis situations.

If you experience a crisis or emergency, you may obtain immediate assistance by calling the Seven Counties Services Crisis Hotline at 502-589-4313 (Louisville and surrounding counties), calling 988 (the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), calling 911, or by going to your local hospital emergency room. Additional resources are also available on the “resources” page here.