Plate 01
Individual session
$250
50 minutes · Weekly or every other week
Work with me
Surface · Visible lifeThis is not a quick fix.
It’s real transformation.
What to expect, where I can help, and how to get started.
- Format
- Online telehealth · California & North Carolina
- Sessions
- 50 minutes · weekly or every other week
- Fees
- $250 individual · $325 couples
- First step
- Free 20-minute consultation
The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.
01 / What to expect
Depth · The workWhat working together actually looks like
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We start with a conversation
Before anything else, we have a free 20-minute consultation to see if this work is the right fit. I want to hear what’s bringing you here. You’ll get a sense of how I work and whether you want to continue. No pressure, no obligation.
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The work unfolds—it isn’t prescribed
Jungian therapy doesn’t follow a protocol. We follow what your psyche is actually presenting—dreams, symptoms, patterns, body sensations—and go where the material leads. This requires patience and a genuine willingness to be surprised.
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Sessions are weekly or every other week
Most clients meet weekly, particularly at the beginning. Every other week is available for those further along or working with significant material between sessions. Frequency is something we decide together.
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Change happens at depth
Most clients begin to notice something shifting within the first few months. Not because the symptoms disappear, but because their relationship to them changes. The deeper structural change that depth work is known for tends to emerge over a longer arc.
02 / Areas of focus
Depth · DoorwaysWhere I can help
Each of these pages goes deeper. If something resonates, follow it.
The eight doorways into depth work
01 – 08
Burnout & the high-performing life
What shows up on the surface
Hitting every target while running on empty.
Where the work goes
For executives, founders, and professionals still hitting every external target while running on empty inside, when the drive that built your life begins working against you.
Explore this focusWhen success isn’t enough
What shows up on the surface
The milestone arrived. The fulfillment didn’t.
Where the work goes
Depth psychotherapy for what comes after external accomplishment—when you’ve reached the milestone, yet the fulfillment or relief you expected hasn’t arrived.
Explore this focusChronic illness, unexplained symptoms & the body
What shows up on the surface
Real symptoms, normal test results, no clear answers.
Where the work goes
Working with the symbolic, somatic, and psychological dimensions of physical symptoms when conventional medical tests don’t tell the whole story.
Explore this focusChronic stress & the nervous system
What shows up on the surface
Wired, exhausted, and unable to stand down.
Where the work goes
Somatic and Jungian depth work for a body and nervous system that have been running on high alert for so long they’ve forgotten how to stand down.
Explore this focusCouples depth therapy in California
What shows up on the surface
The same fight, dressed in different clothes.
Where the work goes
Relationships are where the unconscious becomes most visible. For partners ready to look beneath recurring conflict or quiet emotional distance.
Explore this focusNeurodivergence & the inner life
What shows up on the surface
Functioning well by every measure, and still exhausted.
Where the work goes
Depth-oriented therapy for autistic, ADHD, and deep-feeling adults whose internal compass runs counter to conventional structures—without pathologizing who you are.
Explore this focusTherapy for therapists, physicians & veterinarians
What shows up on the surface
Holding everyone together, and last on your own list.
Where the work goes
A confidential, non-performative space for clinicians and helping professionals who spend their careers holding everyone else’s world together.
Explore this focusJungian depth psychotherapy
What shows up on the surface
Something keeps returning, and you can’t yet say what.
Where the work goes
Not sure where you fit? Explore how working with the unconscious, dreams, shadow, and individuation unfolds in session.
Explore this focus
These areas overlap and inform each other. Most clients find themselves in more than one. If you’re not sure where you fit, the consultation call is the right place to start.
03 / Confidentiality
Depth · PrivacyComplete confidentiality.
No insurance trail.
For professionals whose records matter—founders, executives, physicians, attorneys—private-pay therapy is the only way to ensure your mental health care stays entirely private. No diagnostic codes submitted to third parties. No documentation that can surface in due diligence, board evaluations, or licensing reviews.
- No insurance claims or diagnostic codes in your records.
- No third-party access to session documentation.
- No EOBs that could be seen by employers or family members.
- HIPAA-compliant telehealth. Attend from anywhere in California.
- Superbills available on request for out-of-network reimbursement.
04 / Investment
Depth · RatesRates & Services
Plate 02
Couples session
$325
50 minutes · Weekly or every other week
I am an out-of-network provider and do not bill insurance directly. I accept payment via credit card, HSA, and FSA.
Upon request I can provide a monthly superbill—a detailed receipt you can submit to your insurance company for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Whether your plan reimburses for out-of-network mental health services varies. I recommend calling your insurance provider before we begin to understand your benefits.
All sessions are conducted via telehealth throughout California.
A limited number of reduced-fee spots may be available for those who demonstrate financial need. Contact me directly to inquire.
05 / Questions
Depth · GroundFrequently asked questions
Still wondering about something? Ask me directly.
What is Jungian therapy and how is it different from other approaches?
Most therapy aims to reduce symptoms so you can return to normal functioning. Jungian therapy starts from a different premise: that your symptoms are purposive—the unconscious attempting to redirect the personality toward greater wholeness. Rather than managing what’s wrong, we get curious about what it’s pointing toward.
How long does this kind of therapy typically take?
Depth work is not short-term therapy. Most people begin to notice meaningful shifts within three to six months. The deeper structural change that Jungian work is known for—genuine transformation in how you relate to yourself, your life, and the world—tends to emerge over a longer arc, typically several years of consistent engagement. That said, every person is different and we revisit the work’s direction and pacing regularly.
Do I need to know anything about Jung to work with you?
Not at all. The concepts emerge naturally through the work itself. You don’t need to have read Jung or know any of the terminology. What helps is curiosity, a willingness to pay attention to your inner life, and some tolerance for sitting with questions that don’t have immediate answers.
Do you work with dreams? What if I don’t remember mine?
Dream work is a central part of this practice for clients who are interested in it, but it’s not required. Many clients work productively without bringing dreams. For those who want to engage with dreams, simply having the intention to remember them often increases recall over time.
What is telehealth therapy like? Is it as effective as in-person?
Research consistently shows telehealth therapy to be as effective as in-person for most presenting concerns. I practice exclusively via telehealth throughout California, which means we can work together regardless of where you are in the states. Many clients find the familiarity of their own environment actually supports the depth of the work.
What happens in the free consultation?
The consultation is a 20-minute phone call. I want to hear what’s bringing you here and what you’re looking for. You’ll get a sense of how I work and whether this feels like the right fit. There’s no obligation and no sales pitch. It’s simply a conversation to see if we should continue.
Do you work with couples who aren’t in crisis?
Absolutely. Some of the most productive couples work happens not in crisis but in the space between—when partners sense something is off but can’t quite name it, or when the relationship is functionally fine but emotionally distant. Depth-oriented couples work is as much about growth and understanding as it is about repair.