Like most therapists, I believe that therapy should be accessible to all people. And I also need to be able to pay the school loans that supported me in learning the skills that make a great therapist. It isn't always an easy balance and takes some creativity. I have several ideas in the works that will allow me to be able to offer cost-effective support to families. Stay tuned for those, but today I get to announce my first
I'm excited to announce that I have officially joined the Open Path Psychotherapy collective. It is intimidating enough having to find a therapist. Worrying about how to pay for it often prevents people from even looking for a good fit. Open Path is a group of therapists who have agreed to set a few spots on their caseload aside to assist people with a financial need. The best part is that they have a list of these providers to make your search easier. When you have found a profile for the therapist you wish to work with, you can sign up for a membership to Open Path ($59 lifetime) and get the process started. You are also able to message the therapist directly if you have any questions.
Open Path is also a great support to my practice because they do all the leg work, which saves me time. Time that I get to spend developing new ideas to make therapy more accessible.
You can check out my profile here. If want to learn more about family therapy, you can use the link below.