I believe that therapy is not a one-size-fits-all all, so what may work for you or your child may not be the same as a friend’s therapy sessions. Some people benefit more from talk therapy, while others benefit from psychoeducation and play. Most sessions last 45-50 minutes.

Jamie is a Registered Play Therapist and incorporates a variety of play and creative therapy techniques.

This depends on a lot of different things, including the presenting issue, treatment, and progress. Initially, in order to show progress a child will be seen weekly or bi-weekly, then moved to monthly.

We work together to set goals, monitor progress and determine a best course of action.

I do not have set hours, they are all appointment only. Some before and after school appointments are available but are limited to first-come first-serve. We have an online scheduling platform available above under “Schedule” if you are an established client.

I accept United Healthcare, Medicaid, Cigna and Aetna.

I do not accept BCBS/Anthem.

I am able to provide a superbill for you to submit to your out-of-network provider if necessary.

It is required to give 24 hours notice for cancellations per office policy. If there is less than 24 hours notice or the client is a no-show, there will be a full session fee charge. A no-show fee is applied after 15 minutes into the scheduled session if the client has not arrived.

Please know, I try to be flexible in times of inclement weather, illness, or family emergencies. We also may be able to move sessions to virtual if needed.

I, personally, feel most equipped to work with children to young adults ranging from ages 5 to 18. I am happy to provide referrals for adult concerns.

“Child play therapy is a way of being with the child that honors their unique developmental level and looks for ways of helping in the “language” of the child – play.

Play therapy works best when a safe relationship is created between the therapist and client, one in which the latter may freely and naturally express both what pleases and bothers them.”-

Association for Play Therapy

I ask that parents are active participants in therapy in whatever fits your child’s needs best. I will collaborate with you to help your child be their best selves at home, school and in the community.

I do feel it is only fair for parents to participate in their own therapies if they are having challenging parenting moments, but that is up to you as the adult. I do ask that we schedule 1:1 check-in’s when needed.