Fees & FAQ

Understanding therapy costs and logistics should feel empowering, not confusing. Here's a transparent breakdown of our services, fees, and answers to your most common questions.

Flexible Options for Your Growth

Payment Types Accepted

Relationship Therapy

Debit and credit card, Venmo, HSA/FSA card

60 minute, weekday: $225

60 minute, weekend: $275

2 hour workshop: $500

Private pay only. Sliding scale available as low as $100. Fee determined after application is submitted. Subject to approval.

Out of Network Benefits

Superbills available upon request. Subject to approval from individual insurance providers and not guarenteed by KPS. Clients are responsible for submitting superbills to their insurance company.

Is KPS Open on Evenings & Weekends?

I ask couples to commit to bi-weekly (every other week) sessions to support optimal therapeutic effectiveness. Weekly sessions can be available upon request.

Why doesn't KPS Accept Insurance?

  • Uncompromised Privacy: Insurance companies often require access to your session records and clinical notes for routine audits. Keeping insurance out of the room ensures your privacy remains completely between you and your therapist.

  • No Mandatory Labels: Insurance billing requires a formal mental health diagnosis, even when therapy is focused on personal growth, life transitions, or relationship dynamics where a clinical diagnosis isn't necessary or helpful.

  • Flexible & Relational Care: Most insurance plans do not cover relationship or couples therapy. By remaining private pay, we have the freedom to offer sliding-scale options and tailor our work to what you actually need—not what an insurance company approves.

Where is KPS Located?

KPS is a telehealth (virtual) only practice. We will meet through SimplePractice, which uses its own HIPAA compliant telehealth platform. Sessions are offered in UT & MO at this time.

Is My Problem Big Enough for Therapy?

What Happens During a Free Consult?

How Frequently Will We Meet?

Yes! Limited evening & weekend hours are available based on clinician availability.

I will give you and your partner(s) a call. We will chat about availability, what you're hoping to work on, costs, and schedule our first appointment if it's a good fit. This is a great opportunity to ask me any questions you have about me, my therapeutic style, or our policies and procedures.

You don't need to be in a crisis to attend relationship therapy. Therapy is helpful for relationships of all types and with many different concerns. From small little bickers, to infidelity, to mismatched desire, to parenting disagreements, to neurodivergence concerns, to huge fights, all concerns are appropriate for therapy.