Costs Matter
The best therapy in the world won’t help anyone who can’t afford it.
At the bottom of this page, you will find a list of in-network insurances, updated whenever a new one is added.
Financial Information
Detailed information about all costs is in the intake paperwork for all new patients. In the interest of transparency, a summary of financial FAQ follows:
How does insurance work? If you use insurance, you are responsible for any deductible, copay, and/or coinsurance for covered services (therapy appointments.) If you elect not to use insurance, self-pay cost is generally $150 per session.
What costs are not covered by insurance? Client-requested professional services outside of therapy sessions (for example, completion of disability or FMLA paperwork) are not generally covered by insurance. These services may be subject to self-pay charges. All self pay costs will be reviewed with you before work is completed or a charge is incurred.
Cancellation policy: Notice of cancellation is required 24 hours prior to start time of appointment. Cancellation with less than 24 hours notice will incur a $75 fee. No-show or cancellation at or after your appointment's start time will incur a $125 fee.
Can I use an FSA/HSA card?
You are welcome to use an FSA or HSA card to pay for the cost of any therapy sessions, including deductible, coinsurance, and/or copay. However, you may not use an FSA/HSA card to pay for self-pay costs, which includes both non-therapy professional services and late cancellation/no show fees. For this reason, all clients are asked to provide a credit or debit card on file.
In-Network as of 8/28/2026: Cigna, Harvard Pilgrim, Carelon, Aetna
Pending: Optum (MGB/United), Tufts, Blue Cross Blue Shield/BCBS MA. Optum and BCBS expected by 10/15/2026.